Tunisia vs France Bet Builder Tips and Predictions

Tunisia vs France bet builder tip for the conclusion of the Group D matches where France have already qualified and will win the group even with a loss as long as there isn’t a big goal difference swing with Australia.

There could be a few changes to the French starting line-up for this one but they will still be good enough to beat Tunisia and Kylian Mbappe will be keen to play as he looks to continue his scoring run in search of the Golden Boot. As you would expect, France are the strong favourites to win this match at odds of 4/9. The draw is 15/4 and Tunisia are 15/2 to get all three points and potentially go through to the next round.

For our Tunisia vs France bet builder tip, we have picked out three predictions you can see them below. A £10 bet would return £85 if this one is a winner and using the bet365 sign-up offer for the World Cup will get you £50 in free bets too.

 

Tunisia vs France Bet Builder Tip

• France to win
• Kylian Mbappe to score
• Over 6 France corners

ODDS – 6/1 with Bet365

 

France to win

France are one of the favourites to go all the way and win the World Cup for the second time in a row. Les Bleus have won their opening two games with a convincing opening day win over Australia then a 2-1 victory over Denmark, who many tipped to challenge the French for top spot in Group D. Tunisia are yet to win at this World Cup, drawing with Denmark and losing to Australia, and this game against France will be their hardest yet. I think France will have too much for Tunisia in this one and they’ll comfortably take all three points.

 

Kylian Mbappe to score

Kylian Mbappe is well on track to challenge for the golden boot at this World Cup. The 23-year-old has scored three goals in his opening two matches, and the way France are playing he’s likely got a good amount of games left in the tournament to get his goal tally up. The PSG star has scored 12 goals for his club so far this season, having started 13 games and made one substitute appearance. In the opening two World Cup fixtures, he is averaging 6.08 shots per game, with 2.34 being on target. He will get plenty of chances in this one and I expect him to get on the scoresheet once again.

 

Over 6 France corners

France will spend most of this game on the front foot, creating a lot of chances and causing problems for the Tunisia back line. I expect them to have over six corners in the match. In their World Cup opener against Australia they managed eight corners, and against Denmark they had six. I think Tunisia will struggle to deal with the pace of the French and I think they’ll comfortably have over six corners in this one.

 

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