Mega World Cup Multibet: Kane and Lukaku Feature in 32/1 Acca

By Ryan Allan

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Ryan Allan 3 hours ago

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Harry Kane backed to finish as England’s top scorer
Australia and New Zealand tipped to struggle
AFCON finalists Senegal backed to qualify
Netherlands and Japan on course for round of 32

Romelu Lukaku of Belgium (Getty Images)

Mega World Cup Multi Bet
Leg 1 - Harry Kane – England Top Team Goalscorer
Leg 2 - Australia – Not to Qualify From The Group
Leg 3 - New Zealand – No To Qualify From The Group
Leg 4 - Romelu Lukaku – Belgium Top Team Goalscorer
Leg 5 - Senegal – Yes To Qualify From The Group
Leg 6 - Netherlands & Japan – Group F Dual Forecast

Mega World Cup Multi Bet

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Leg 1 - Harry Kane – England Top Team Goalscorer

Kicking things off with one of my favourite banker picks of the tournament, Harry Kane looks one of the safest selections in the top team goalscorer market this summer.

Available at 1.5 odds, the Bayern Munich striker continues to deliver remarkable numbers at both club and international level. Kane finished the season with an outstanding 61 goals in 51 appearances for club and country combined.

England’s all-time leading scorer with 78 international goals, Kane remains the focal point of Thomas Tuchel’s attack. Barring injury, the 32-year-old seems a near cert to finish as the Three Lions' leading marksman.

Leg 2 - Australia – Not to Qualify From Group D

Australia look up against it in a hugely competitive Group D featuring hosts United States, an improving Turkey side in excellent recent form, and a dangerous Paraguay team that has also enjoyed a strong build-up to the competition.

The Socceroos deserve credit for reaching a sixth successive World Cup and remain a tough side to break down, but the overall quality in this group feels a level above.

Australia also lack the attacking firepower of their rivals and may struggle to turn competitive performances into points.

Against three strong nations with genuine qualification ambitions, opposing the Aussies to progress looks like a solid pick at a decent price.

Leg 3 - New Zealand – Not To Qualify From Group G

New Zealand arrive at the World Cup after a mixed run of recent results and look vulnerable in Group G.

The All Whites suffered a worrying 4-0 defeat against Haiti at the start of June, exposing major defensive weaknesses against a nation ranked just a few places above the Kiwis.

To their credit, Darren Bazeley’s side responded with a disciplined performance in a subsequent 1-0 defeat against England, but they look likely to struggle this summer.

Grouped with Belgium, Iran and Egypt, New Zealand could have had a tougher draw, but they seem unlikely to have the quality to finish among the best third-placed teams.

Set to slug it out with Iran to avoid the bottom spot, I expect a brave All White side to fall short again this summer.

Leg 4 - Romelu Lukaku – Belgium Top Team Goalscorer

Despite concerns surrounding his fitness, Romelu Lukaku is still expected to lead the line for Belgium this summer and looks a strong option at 2.75 to finish as his country’s leading scorer.

The 33-year-old returned to the Red Devils' side with a superb strike in the recent 2-0 win against Croatia.

Lukaku boasts an extraordinary return of 90 goals in 126 appearances for Belgium. Should he regain fitness, the Napoli forward is expected to lead the Belgian attack this summer.

While Belgium may struggle to repeat their run to the semi-finals in 2018, Lukaku should still enjoy opportunities to add to his tally in favourable group-stage fixtures against Iran and New Zealand.

Leg 5 - Senegal – To Qualify From Group I

Despite a partiualry challenging graph phase draw, Senegal should have the quality to find their way into the knockout phase.

Grouped together with France, Norway and Iraq, the Africans were handed few favours in last December’s draw, but their strong showing at the AFCON earlier this year suggests they shhoud be a forced to be reckoned with in the amricas.

I expect the Africans to take at least one point from the testing fioxtures against Franc eand Norway, wih three points likely in their final Group I fixture.

With that in mind, qualification at 1.4 looks a solid addition to our Mega Multi Bet.

Leg 6 - Netherlands & Japan – Group F Dual Forecast

Our final selection looks a standout value pick at 2.2 odds, with the Netherlands and Japan strongly fancied to emerge as the top two sides in Group F.

Both nations arrive at the tournament in excellent form and appear comfortably stronger than fellow group opponents Sweden and Tunisia.

Tunisia have looked unconvincing in recent warm-up fixtures, while Sweden endured a difficult qualification campaign before scraping through the playoffs with victories against Ukraine and Poland.

Contrastingly, the Dutch and Japanese have enjoyed strong runs of form in the past year, and I am confident both will finish as the top two sides in the section.