Morocco vs Spain predictions and bet builder tips for the last 16 match on Tuesday 6th December to win £109 from a £10 bet.
Spain are the favourites to win the match at odds of 3/5, the draw is 3/1 and Morocco are 13/2 to cause the shock of the round.
For our Morocco vs Spain builder tip, we have picked out three predictions you can see them below. A £10 bet would return £109 if this one is a winner and using the
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Morocco vs Spain Bet Builder Tips
ODDS – 9.9/1 with Paddy Power
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Spain to win
Spain started their World Cup campaign with an emphatic 7-0 win over Costa Rica but haven’t won since, drawing with Germany and losing to Japan. However, I think they’ll regain their winning form in this one against a Morocco side that they should be too strong for in this one. Morocco pulled off a shock victory against Belgium after losing to Croatia then going on to defeat Canada in their final group match. The Spanish are still amongst the favourites to go all the way in this tournament, and I think for good reason. I expect them to beat Morocco here and get themselves into the quarter final.
Morata to score
Alvaro Morata has scored three goals so far at this World Cup, scoring in each of Spain’s three group matches and I’m backing him to make it four from four in this one against Morocco. The Athletico Madrid striker has scored five goals in 12 La Liga games this season and averages 3.17 shots per game in the league, with 1.59 being on target. In the World Cup, he has averaged 3.88 shots per game with an impressive 3.23 being on target. He will have chances in this one and I think he is excellent value to get himself on the scoresheet again.
Sofyan Ambrabat to be booked
Sofyan Amrabat has been shown one yellow card so far at this competition and taking him
to be booked in this one really boosts the odds on this bet builder with
Paddy Power. He averages 2.58 fouls per match so far at the World Cup and will be in for a difficult afternoon against an excellent Spanish side. The central midfielder plies his trade in the Serie A for Fiorentina and has been booked seven times already this season in just 10 starts and three substitute appearances. I think there’s a real chance he could pick up his second booking of the tournament in this one.
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