⚽ ⚡ Today’s Accumulator Pick

Legs: Spain Over 2.5 Goals + Belgium to Win + Uruguay to Win + Under 2.5 Goals (Iran vs New Zealand)
Combined odds: 6.63 | ₦1,000 stake returns ₦6,630
Spain’s firepower against World Cup debutants Cape Verde, Belgium’s superior squad quality over Egypt, Uruguay’s midfield control in Miami and a tight low-scoring affair between Iran and New Zealand all back each leg on form and matchup logic. A solid four-leg acca for Monday’s Group G and H card.

⚽ Spain vs Cape Verde (5:00 PM WAT)

Defending European champions Spain face World Cup debutants Cape Verde in Atlanta in what should be a comfortable Group H opener for La Roja. Spain are ranked second in the world and have extraordinary attacking depth — Mikel Oyarzabal, Pedri, Dani Olmo — even if Lamine Yamal and Nico Williams are managed carefully from the bench. Cape Verde qualified through CAF and are ranked 67th in the world. Spain have scored four or more goals in four of their last six competitive matches and the Spanish press will suffocate a side playing at this level for the first time.

⚽ Belgium vs Egypt (8:00 PM WAT)

Belgium are unbeaten in 13 consecutive matches and arrive in Seattle with purpose. Rudi Garcia has rebuilt this side around defensive solidity and clinical attacking play — 29 goals in eight qualifying games with just seven conceded. Kevin De Bruyne, Romelu Lukaku and Jérémy Doku all start, with Thibaut Courtois fit and starting in goal. Egypt have Mohamed Salah, who is world-class and capable of anything, but Belgium’s squad depth and defensive organisation make them the clear selection here. Egypt’s danger comes in transition — Belgium’s compact shape is designed to limit exactly that.

⚽ Saudi Arabia vs Uruguay (11:00 PM WAT)

Uruguay are among the most reliable selections on Monday’s card. Marcelo Bielsa’s side have one of the tournament’s best midfield trios in Federico Valverde, Manuel Ugarte and Rodrigo Bentancur — a combination built to dominate possession and control the tempo for 90 minutes. Saudi Arabia have not won seven of their last eight matches and make the step up from Asian competition to this level a significant challenge. Uruguay will be patient, disciplined and ultimately clinical. At 1.55, this is a cornerstone pick in any multi-bet combination.

⚽ Iran vs New Zealand (2:00 AM WAT / June 16)

The final match of the day is between the two lowest-ranked sides in Group G, both of whom need points against each other to have any realistic chance of progressing. That mutual caution produces low-scoring games. Iran have the experience advantage from 2022 and will set up conservatively. New Zealand will be organised and hard to break down. Neither team has the attacking firepower to force an open, high-scoring game. Under 2.5 Goals at 1.65 is the clean, logic-driven selection from this fixture.