Belgium vs. Canada Odds
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Group F kicks off on Wednesday 23rd November, with Belgium and Canada clashing for the first time ever in the day's 7pm clash. Read More
- Joshua Jones has had his say on this game, picking out two tips in his match preview.
Group F
Wed, 23rd Nov - 19:00
Ahmed bin Ali Stadium, Al Rayyan
World No. 2 Belgium are the frontrunners and big favourites to dispatch the group outsiders Canada here.
However, Canada topped the CONCACAF qualification for a reason and it would be foolish to write them off as they return to the big stage for the first time since 1986.
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The time is surely now for Belgium, who were recently deposed as FIFA World No.1 by Brazil. For years there has been a talk of the Golden Generation but they are the only team to have ever topped the rankings without ever winning a World Cup or continental trophy. With what looks like a favourable draw through to the next round, then surely they have to look at at least bettering their third place in 2018?
The Red Devils qualified with ease from Group, remaining unbeaten from their eight fixtures, winning six matches and drawing two, in finishing ahead of Wales and The Czech Republic.
Canada shocked everyone by finishing top of CONCACAF qualifying, ahead of the powerhouses of Mexico and USA, to qualify for only their second World Cup and their first since 1986.
Englishman John Herdman led the Maple Leafs to this magnificent achievement and they possess some recognisable names, including star man Alphonso Davies of Bayern Munich.
The two teams have never met in international competition.
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