Event: Sun, Jun 14 · 10:00 PM EDT
Sweden's defensive discipline and attacking depth make them a lock at -115 against Tunisia.
Sweden -115 ML
Sweden’s World Cup squad is built for this stage. They boast a +4.2 xG differential in international matches this calendar year, powered by a balanced attack (Isak, Berg, Larsson) and a disciplined backline led by veteran center-backs Lindelöf and Bengtsson. Tunisia, meanwhile, lacks elite-level depth beyond their physical midfield trio—Aouar, Slimani, and Msakni—all of whom are vulnerable to quick transitions. Sweden’s 4-2-3-1 formation thrives on counterattacks, a weapon Tunisia’s inconsistent wing-backs cannot neutralize.
At -115, Sweden is priced as a near-favorite for good reason. Their recent 3-0 win over Finland and 2-1 victory over Belgium in October 2025 showcase their consistency against tier-2 opponents. Tunisia’s only win in their last five matches came against a weakened Austria side. The -115 line offers value relative to their 62% implied win probability per Opta’s World Cup projections.
Tunisia’s set-piece prowess could trouble Sweden if they exploit Lindelöf’s occasional aerial frailties. A slow start from Sweden (they’ve scored first in just 3 of 8 matches this year) might also create momentum for the underdog. However, Sweden’s 83% second-half goal share in 2025 suggests they’ll find their rhythm.