Fourth day in this 2022 World Cup with the great debut of Belgium in this World Cup.
Four new matches are on the program this Wednesday, November 23. The day will start at 11 a.m. with the Croatian vice world champion who faces Croatia in one of the big posters of this start of the World Cup. In a state of grace for five games (five wins), the Croats have also qualified for the Final Four of the League of Nations and are legitimately the favorites for this meeting.
At 2 p.m., it is the turn of one of the outsider nations of this World Cup to make its debut, Germany. The Germans, always formidable in an international competition and even more in a World Cup, are the favorites of the meeting against Japan. Since the arrival of Hansi Flick, the Mannschaft has regained some certainty by winning 9 of its 10 qualifying matches for this World Cup even if the preparation matches have not been exceptional.
From 5 p.m., it will be the turn of the Spaniards to start their World Cup. With a young team, La Roja hopes to do better than the two previous editions where it completely missed out. Faced with the Costa Rican team, regulars at the World Cup and quarter-finalists in 2004, the Spaniards leave with the favors of the predictions.
To end the crazy day, Belgium will compete against Canada in a very strong group with Morocco and Croatia who will face each other a little earlier. Even without Romelu Lukaku, still injured and absent for the first matches, Belgium is the favorite of the meeting. Find all the odds
Morocco v Croatia odds
- Winamax: 1.14 / 8 / 22
- Betclic: 1.14 / 8 / 21
- BetSport: 1.11 / 10 / 26
Germany v Japan odds
- Winamax: 1.45 / 4.6 / 6.75
- Sports betting: 1.45 / 4.8 / 7
- Betclic: 1.4 / 4.6 / 7.85
Spain v Costa Rica Odds
- Winamax: 1.15 / 7.25 / 21
- Sports betting: 1.15 / 8 / 21
- Betclic: 1.19 / 6.65 / 16
Belgium v Canada odds
- Winamax: 1.44 / 4.5 / 7.25
- Sports bets: 1.5 / 4.5 / 6.75
- Betclic: 1.36 / 5.1 / 8.45