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Tunisia VS Japan Betting Tip

Tunisia

L L L D W

22:00

20 Jun · Sat

Japan

D W W W W

Venue: Estadio BBVA Referee: TBA

Betting Tip

3 picks

Top Pick

Total Team 1 Under:1.5 Tunisia under 1.5 goals 70% confidence

1.16odds

Tunisia have scored just twice in their last five (0.4 average) and been beaten 5-1 and 5-0, while Japan concede only 0.4 a game and beat England and Scotland.

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X2 80%

Japan or draw

2.58 odds

Total Team 2 Over: 0.5 80%

Japan over 0.5 goals

1.16 odds

Odds

Tunisia vs Japan

Best odds

Pin Up 17.05 X4.15 21.66 Bet now

William Hill 16.00 X3.75 21.55 Bet now

Bet365 16.25 X3.90 21.57 Bet now MA Marathonbet 16.45 X4.00 21.61 Bet now

Unibet 17.00 X4.10 21.50 Bet now

Betfair 16.50 X4.00 21.55 Bet now

BetVictor 16.50 X3.80 21.55 Bet now PI Pinnacle 16.36 X4.04 21.58 Bet now

Tunisia – Japan Prediction

Tunisia and Japan meet at Estadio BBVA from opposite ends of the early-tournament spectrum, and the gap looks considerable. Tunisia were dismantled on the opening day and arrive low on confidence, while Japan produced one of the more impressive first-round results and look organised and assured.

Tunisia's alarming shortage of goals

Tunisia's form makes grim reading. A 1-5 loss to Sweden followed a 0-5 hammering by Belgium and a 0-1 defeat to Austria, leaving them averaging just 0.4 goals scored while conceding 2.2. Two goals in five matches tells of an attack that has been almost non-existent against quality.

Japan's sharp, well-drilled game

Japan look in excellent shape. A 2-2 draw with the Netherlands sits atop clean wins over Iceland, England and Scotland, with the attack averaging 2.2 goals and the defence a miserly 0.4. They press intelligently and rarely give opponents an easy route to goal.

The probable shape

With Tunisia so toothless and Japan so well-organised, the Tunisia versus Japan prediction favours the Asian side controlling proceedings while the hosts again struggle to make any meaningful impression in the final third. Japan's clean sheets against England and Scotland point to a side that defends as diligently as it attacks, a combination Tunisia have had no answer to in a campaign that has already brought heavy five-goal defeats.