Tuesday's World Cup action sees the Round of 32 continue with another four intriguing knockout ties.
The Netherlands face an in-form Morocco side, while Ivory Coast take on Norway in what promises to be one of the tightest contests of the round.
France look to continue their impressive tournament against Sweden before co-hosts Mexico meet Ecuador in a clash that could be decided by the finest of margins.
Below are our four selections for Tuesday’s accumulator, which pays a healthy 17/1 if it comes in in the World Cup betting markets.
Tuesday’s Best Bets
Netherlands v Morocco – Draw or Morocco Double Chance @ 4/6
Ivory Coast v Norway – Draw @ 13/5
France to beat Sweden & Over 3.5 goals @ 7/5
Mexico v Ecuador – Under 2.5 goals @ 2/9
Pays out at 17/1
Morocco can frustrate the Dutch
Morocco were semi-finalists at the last World Cup and they look overpriced to avoid defeat against the Netherlands.
The Atlas Lions deserved their draw with Brazil before comfortably dispatching Haiti, while Ismael Saibari has scored in all three group matches and gives them a genuine cutting edge.
The Oranje topped their group, but Ronald Koeman’s side have failed to keep a clean sheet in any of their seven matches in 2026 and have conceded in all three World Cup fixtures.
Morocco have scored in nine consecutive games and possess enough quality throughout the side to take this contest beyond 90 minutes.
Leg 1: Netherlands v Morocco – Draw or Morocco Double Chance @ 4/6
Ivory Coast and Norway hard to split
This has all the makings of a classic encounter. Ivory Coast are making their first appearance in the knockout stages and have already shown they can compete with Europe’s best, pushing Germany all the way before recording impressive victories over Ecuador and Curacao.
Norway rested several key players against France, meaning Erling Haaland and company should return refreshed, but they face one of the tournament’s strongest and most physical defences.
With so little separating the teams, a low-scoring contest that requires extra time looks a distinct possibility.
Leg 2: Ivory Coast v Norway – Draw @ 13/5
France to continue their free-scoring run
France have looked the standout team of the tournament, scoring 10 goals while cruising through the group stage.
Kylian Mbappe and Ousmane Dembele each struck four times in the opening three matches and should relish facing a Sweden defence that has struggled throughout the last year and that has injury concerns to deal with ahead of the Round of 32 clash.
The Swedes conceded five against the Dutch in the group stage and arrive without injured centre-back Isak Hien, a major blow against such a potent Les Bleus attack.
Sweden possess enough quality through Viktor Gyokeres and Alexander Isak to contribute themselves, making a high-scoring French victory the standout pick.
Leg 3: France to beat Sweden & Over 3.5 goals @ 7/5
Defences can dominate at the Azteca
Goals could be at a premium when Mexico host Ecuador at the Azteca in Mexico City.
The World Cup co-hosts have conceded only twice in their last 11 matches and all three of their World Cup victories have come alongside clean sheets.
Ecuador needed a final-game victory over Germany to reach the knockout rounds, but they have struggled for fluency in attack throughout the tournament despite remaining defensively organised.
With both teams likely to approach the occasion cautiously with a place in the last 16 at stake, this looks set to be a tense affair where one goal may decide the outcome.
Leg 4: Mexico v Ecuador – Under 2.5 goals @ 2/9
