World Cup 2022 Betting Odds, Stats, and Fixtures

The World Cup is here! The best teams on the planet including our African teams will face off in Qatar in 2022. We have the most comprehensive analysis of all teams in the World Cup for our African audience, free. 

Who are the favorites to Win World Cup 2022

There are the names of the usual suspects, in Brazil, Argentina, and Germany. England feature among some of the best names but many will question their resilience against the world’s best. Ultimately, the best players in the world at the moment look to be involved in their final World Cup. Lionel Messi, Karim Benzema, and Lewandoski, to name a few, all feature in this tournament. It is highly likely it will also be the final World Cup for the talismanic Cristiano Ronaldo. If the last few years are anything to go by, the Ronaldo vs Messi argument could see the tournament go to Portugal or Argentina as outsiders.

African Teams in the World Cup

Cameroon, Morocco, Senegal, Tunisia, and Ghana will represent themselves on the biggest stage in the world. Our African players will feel elated to play amongst the best players. Ghana, in particular, make their entrance against the legend. Ronaldo. 

The Odds on African Teams to win the World Cup

Senegal are the highest-ranked team to win the World Cup at 126.00. Of course, the odds are based against performances and form in the build-up. Skillful Morocco’s odds sit at 201.00 to win. The legendary performances of Roger Milla for underdogs Cameroon, deserved more. Cameroon come in at 251.00 to win the tournament with Ghana matching. Iran and Tunisia are the lowest of the group at over 500/1. We consider Tunisia to be a good outside bet to leave the group stages. A win against Australia and a draw against Denmark could be enough. 

 Statistical Betting in the Tournament this year

It is complex to bet on stats throughout a tournament of this magnitude. Emotion will be a factor in every game played at the World Cup. The teams that defend diligently are able to cause upsets. Those that attack with freedom and flair, can create spectacles. The World Cup is a phenomenal achievement for many of our African teams. We can ask for nothing more than doing their best to compete.