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 2010 World Cup Futures Odds
by T.O. Whenham - 11/28/2007
The 2010 World Cup, taking place in South Africa, is still two and a half years away - the first games kick off on June 11. That may seem like an eternity, and for most casual fans of the event that means that they won't be paying attention to soccer for a couple of years, but the process to see which teams will make up the field of 32 is already well underway. The first qualifying games were held in October, and the draw for the rest of the qualifying rounds was made on Nov. 25. Now every team knows when they will be playing and who they will be facing en route to Johannesburg.
Read more about World Cup Futures Odds.
Sportsbooks: World Cup Handle Exceeded All Expectations
by Jeremy Martin - 07/14/2006
If there is one negative about the business that sportsbooks did for the 2006 FIFA World Cup, it would have to be that they will have to wait four more years for another chance to rake in big soccer money. The next World Cup will take place in 2010 in South Africa.
Read more about World Cup Handle.
World Cup Final Props Advice
by Celso Chamochumbi - 07/07/2006
At the historic Olympic Stadium in Berlin, this Sunday, Italy and France look to produce a memorable match to close what has been an otherwise unspectacular World Cup.
Read more about World Cup Final Props.
World Cup Finals Preview
by T.O. Whenham - 07/06/2006
The match-up for the World Cup finals is a lot of things - historic, unexpected and unpredictable. It would have been difficult to find two teams that would be more evenly matched, that have an advantage to make up for every deficiency they may have, and that would create a contest that is more wide open than this one. Italy has been consistently solid throughout the tournament, beating teams without overwhelming them.
Read more about World Cup Finals Preview.
World Cup Quarter-Finals Preview for Saturday
by Celso Chamochumbi - 06/30/2006
We've heard it all along and we've said it all along: World Cup soccer is about the favorites. Well, now the favorites collide. And now, just maybe, finding an underdog will no longer be hapless endeavor.
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19 Things We Learned From Round of 16
by T.O. Whenham - 06/28/2006
We're down to the last few games of the World Cup. When you're making your picks for the quarter-finals and beyond there often isn't much to separate the teams. The decisions, then, often come down to the small little things you noticed about the teams that are advancing that put them ahead or behind their next opponents. With that in mind, here are 19 things I learned about the quarterfinalists in the round of 16:
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World Cup Quarter-Finals Preview for Friday
by Celso Chamochumbi - 06/28/2006
Down to eight teams, the possibilities for World Cup 2006 abound. Soccer rivalries supersede political or historical antagonisms as the sporting world ponders whether there can be an all-European semi-finals, or even a South American final?
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Italians Have The Skill To Beat Brazil
by Jim Riggio - 06/28/2006
Although no one is mentioning this pairing as a possible World Cup final, I believe it will be Brazil and Italy playing for the Cup on July 9.
Read more about Italy Brazil Final.
World Cup: A Look Back, Forward
by Jordan Adams - 06/24/2006
“Beauty is a joy forever” and this year’s World Cup has been a brilliant display of passion, commitment and true excellence in this sport at its highest levels.
Read more about Group Play Recap.
World Cup Digest - Friday, June 23
by T.O. Whenham - 06/23/2006
By Tuesday, six of the eight second round matches will be in the books. They should be spectacular. Keep in mind that moneyline betting only runs to the end of regulation and ignores extra time and shootouts, so draws are possible in betting, even though they can’t happen in the games. Here’s a look:
Read more about World Cup Digest 11.
World Cup Digest - Thursday, June 22
by T.O. Whenham - 06/22/2006
Zinedine Zidane is out of action after receiving two yellow cards so he could have played his last game for France. Whether they will advance is anyone’s guess, but they should finally figure out a way to score and win this game fairly easily. However, that they have struggled so much offensively makes the -600 price a bit scary, though.
Read more about World Cup Digest 10.
World Cup Previews for Groups G and H
by Celso Chamochumbi - 06/22/2006
By and large, the games from groups G and H have been an afterthought during the first round due to the fairly unbalanced composition of the groups. Of the eight teams, only Spain has emerged within discussions of the squads capable of having a lasting impact on the tournament. Even that possibility, however, is severely mitigated by the fact that Spain could face Brazil in the quarter-final round.
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World Cup Digest - Wednesday, June 21
by T.O. Whenham - 06/21/2006
It’s a nice day for value tomorrow as Argentina at even is the only team without a positive value line. As long as ties are minimized you could have a great day:
Read more about World Cup Digest 9.
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