With the 2026 World Cup now fully underway, the action rolls onto Monday and a stacked schedule from across North America.
As reigning European champions Spain steal centre stage, South American giants Uruguay will get their summer adventure underway.
For those of you looking to stick on a Monday acca, we have taken a glance at some of Monday’s most attractive World Cup betting markets.
Monday, June 15th
BST 03:00 Sweden vs Tunisia
Booking their World Cup return in the most dramatic of fashion back in March, Graham Potter’s camp have their sights firmly set on mounting a genuine knockout stage charge this summer.
However, getting their final stint of their pre-tournament preparations underway with a 3-1 drumming against bitter rivals Norway, the former West Ham boss will have a major headache over his side’s extended defensive issues.
Despite smelling a golden opportunity to get their World Cup adventure underway with an opening flurry in Monterrey, the Yellows have failed to register a clean sheet from any of their previous 11 consecutive appearances across all competitions.
Although Sweden might have only clinched a pair of victories over the past 12 months, Potter’s inconsistant squad have been handed a real opportunity.
Never booking a World Cup knockout stage ticket in their entire history, the Eagles of Carthage are facing another monumental challenge in North America this summer.
Signing off their pre-tournament preparations with a nightmare display as they slumped to a 5-0 drumming at the hands of European giants Belgium, Sabri Lamouchi’s camp have shown some real cause for concern extending on from their downbeat AFCON adventure over the summer.
Crashing out at the Round of 16 following penalty shootout heartbreak against Mali, Tunisia have now notched just a sole win from any of their previous seven appearances across all fronts.
It should also be highlighted, the one-time Nottingham Forest boss has not seen his squad find the net in over 350 minutes of action – a run that stems back to a 2-0 victory against Hungary 12 months ago.
Enjoying what has become quite the purple patch and riding a serious wave of momentum, Belgium touch down North America with the mood in their camp at a notable high.
Drawing a line under their summer preparations with a major statement of intent as they secured a thumping 5-0 victory against Tunisia, the Red Devils are regarded as a genuine dark horse contender.
Likewise, signing off their World Cup qualifying campaign with a 7-0 romp against Liechtenstein back in November, Rudi Garcia’s side have received a fearsome reputation from across the continent.
In fact, Belgium are unbeaten in all of their previous 14 consecutive matchups across all competitions – a dominant spell that runs back to March 2025.
Opening the New Year with an action-packed against this summer’s host nation USA, Belgium have really found their feet in the final third and have gained a reputation for their clinical performances.
While Egypt might open their summer adventure in North America looking to mount a genuine silver medal charge in Group G, Hossam Hassan’s side couldn’t have asked for a tougher challenge here.
Signing off their pre-tournament plans with a 2-1 loss against South American icons Brazil, the Pharaohs are searching for some kind of stability.
Suffering AFCON heartbreak back in January as they missed out on the chance to claim a bronze medal in Morocco, the Reds have won just a trio of their last nine matchups across all fronts within 90 minutes.
Despite securing what was a remarkable 2-1 victory when they last met Belgium for a friendly showdown back in November 2022, Egypt will be more than aware that they have a major challenge on their hands.
Watching their FIFA Arab Cup adventure come to a shock end back in December as they signed off 2025 with a 1-0 loss against Jordan, the Arabian Falcons open this summer’s tournament in the midst of a public struggle.
Drawing a line under their pre-tournament preparations with a 0-0 stalemate against Senegal, Georgios Donis will be aware that he has some serious pressure on his shoulders.
Opening 2026 with a woeful 4-0 drumming at the hands of Egypt, Saudi Arabia have claimed just a single win from any of their previous eight appearances across all competitions within 90 minutes.
Seeking what would be an all-time miracle in the race to mount any kind of knockout stage charge, Donis’ downbeat squad could face a long summer in North America.
As for Uruguay, cruising their way through South American qualifying last year, La Celeste have largely struggled to find any kind of stability over recent times.
Signing off 2025 with a nightmare performance against this summer’s hosts as they slumped to a 5-1 drumming against the USA, Marcelo Bielsa’s squad have plenty of pressure on their shoulders this month.
Drawing a line under their pre-tournament preparations with an uneventful 0-0 stalemate against Algeria, the former Leeds boss has not seen his side claim a single win from any of their previous four appearances across all competitions.
Likewise, showing some extended issues in the final third, Uruguay have failed to register more than a sole strike in six of their last seven outings – a run that stems back over the past nine months.
Betting Tip: Uruguay win & Under 4.5 goals @ 7/10
- Sweden vs Tunisia – Sweden win @ 1/1
- Belgium vs Egypt – Belgium win @ 2/3
- Saudi Arabia vs Uruguay – Uruguay win & Under 4.5 goals @ 7/10
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