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The Saturday Comp Play is on Switzerland -1.5 goals on the Asian Handicap at 3 eastern in World Cup Play. The Swiss should win by multiple goals here as they have better quality on both sides of the ball. They take on a Qatar team that has not won in their last 6 games and has conceded at least once in their last 6 matches. In contrast Switzerland has conceded under a goal per game on average over the last 10. They will likely control the ball most of the match and create more scoring chances. Qatar may find the back of the net here most likely on a set piece or counter but look for the Swiss to win comfortably. GL Rob V-

PSP Data Driven 1* Morocco.

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Our models suggest that the value is on the Underdog. Morocco have not suffered any defeats in their 21 most recent all competitions matches. Morocco has scored 11 goals in their last last 3 games.

Free World Cup Soccer Play from Doc’s Sports. Take Germany -3.5 GL over Curacao (1 p.m. EST, Sunday June 14) The expanded World Cup has 16 more sides at 48 compared to the 32 that competed in the past. Therefore, there will be a major talent disparity in some matchups. This is one of those matchups. A major change is that goal differential is not the main tiebreaker for the knockout stage. If two teams are tied on points, the first tiebreaker will be head-to- head matchups. This eliminates the need for clubs to run up the score, so we think there will be a lack of blowouts in this tournament. However, we do think this one will be ugly, as even the German subs will be taking target practice late against Curacao. The tiny island nation is playing in its first World Cup and is just happy to be here. This is the smallest nation ever to qualify for the big tournament. They will likely be embarrassed here, however. They will have a better chance for a little national pride in matches against Ivory Coast and Ecuador in Group E matches, but that probably means just scoring a goal, which is unlikely here against the German giants. Curacao looked horrible in their World Cup warmups, as they lost to China, Australia and Scotland with a goal differential of -9 (as of this writing, with one more warm up match). Germany is head and shoulders above those sides, and they should win this one by four or five goals without much effort.