Sweden vs Tunisia Prediction, Odds & SGP Picks (June 14)
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Sweden vs Tunisia Prediction, Odds & SGP Picks (June 14)

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Moneyline PickSweden (-109)
Player PropViktor Gyökeres to score (+145)
Same Game ParlaySweden ML + Total Over 2.5 Goals + Viktor Gyökeres to score (+360)
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Sweden vs Tunisia Main Match Info

Sweden vs Tunisia Moneyline Prediction

The main argument in favour of a Sweden moneyline bet is the big gap in attacking quality between the two sides. The strike partnership of Viktor Gyökeres and Alexander Isak is in excellent form and represents the biggest threat to the Tunisian defence.

At the same time, the African team have shown clear defensive vulnerabilities against fast European attacks in recent friendlies.

Sweden have found greater stability with Graham Potter and came through the playoff stage with confidence, making them a logical pick for this matchup.

Tunisia have won just two of their last eight games, defeating Haiti 1-0 and Uganda 3-1. In their other recent encounters, they struggled badly, including defeats to Belgium (0-5) and Austria (0-1) in their last two friendlies.

Meanwhile, Sweden defeated Ukraine and Poland in the World Cup qualifying playoffs. Although they later lost 1-3 to Norway and drew 2-2 with Greece in friendly matches, Graham Potter’s side have generally looked more convincing than Tunisia recently. That’s why a Swedish victory appears to be the most likely outcome.

Sweden vs Tunisia Player Prop

Viktor Gyökeres enters the World Cup as one of Europe’s most dangerous strikers, scoring with remarkable consistency for both club and country. He has found the net in each of his last three appearances for Sweden, including matches against Ukraine, Poland, and Greece.

As the key figure in Graham Potter’s attacking system, Gyökeres is the primary target for crosses and through balls from players such as Alexander Isak and Anthony Elanga.

He is also Sweden’s designated penalty taker, which further boosts his scoring potential, especially against a physical Tunisia side that could concede fouls in dangerous areas.

Tunisia’s defensive line has struggled against powerful, physical forwards who can combine strength with pace, and Gyökeres fits that profile perfectly. His ability to overpower defenders and attack space behind the back line makes him a great threat in this match.

Sweden vs Tunisia Same Game Parlay

Sweden Moneyline: Sweden hold a clear advantage over Tunisia in both individual quality and overall tactical structure.

The African side have looked unconvincing in their World Cup warm-up friendlies and could be in for a disappointing start in their tournament opener.

Total Over 2.5 Goals: Five of Sweden’s last six matches have produced over 2.5 goals. They have failed to keep a clean sheet in 11 consecutive games, but have scored 10 goals across their last four outings.

Viktor Gyökeres to score: Viktor Gyökeres is the main man behind Sweden’s attack. If the team score the two or three goals needed to clear the total, there is a strong likelihood that Gyökeres will be responsible for at least one of them.

Sweden vs Tunisia Team News

Sweden Team News 

Sweden will be without Dejan Kulusevski and Emil Holm for their opening World Cup match against Tunisia. Head coach Graham Potter still brings a strong and well-established squad to the tournament, but the team will have to cope without several important players.

The biggest absence is Kulusevski, who suffered a serious injury near the end of the club season and was ultimately left out of the final World Cup squad.

Holm, Sweden’s first-choice right-back, also misses out after sustaining a muscle injury shortly before the tournament.

Meanwhile, young winger Roony Bardghji was not included in the final squad by the coaching staff.

Tunisia Team News

Hannibal Mejbri is a doubt ahead of this match. Tunisia have also undergone a squad overhaul under head coach Sabri Lamouchi.

Former key figures Ferjani Sassi, Naim Sliti, Yassine Meriah, and Nabil Maâloul were all left out of the final World Cup squad as part of the team’s transition toward a younger generation. Sliti has also officially retired from international football.

On a more positive note for Tunisia, key European-based players Ellyes Skhiri and Montassar Talbi are fully fit and expected to start.

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