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Japan played a really good opening game in which they salvaged a 2-2 draw against a very good Netherlands, who then demolished Sweden by 4 goals. That same Sweden absolutely dismantled this Tunisia side by 4 goals, which led to Tunisia firing their coach. Japan is very well organized and has a lot of quality players, while Tunisia is very leaky defensively, which Sweden exposed, so got to expect Japan to have the upper hand in this one and win. Tunisia scored only 1 goal in their last 4 games, while Japan kept a clean sheet in their last 5 wins, so got to like Japan to win and keep a clean sheet in this one.

Japan is ranked 18th while Tunisia is ranked 45th on the FIFA rankings. Japan drew with the Netherlands, who are ranked 8th, while Tunisia lost by four goals to 38th-ranked Sweden in their first game. Tunisia fired their coach following that loss, which shows how bad things are. Japan is much better and should dominate from start to finish, so got to fancy them to win this one convincingly in the end.

Ueda had an incredible season for Feyenoord, scoring 26 goals in all competitions. He scored 8 goals in 9 games in qualifying for the World Cup, so got to expect him to come through for his country again and open the scoring in this one.

Japan drew very well with the Netherlands while Tunisia lost 1-5 to Sweden, who were demolished by the same Dutch side earlier today. Japan is better than Tunisia as their FIFA ranking also shows it with Japan being ranked 18th while Tunisia are 45th, so got to expect Japan to control this game and win. Japan won 6 prior games before the draw with the Netherlands and kept clean sheets in 5 of those wins, while scoring 13 goals in those 7 games altogether. Tunisia aren't that good offensively, having scored only 1 goal in their last 4 games while conceding 11, so got to fancy Japan to win this one comfortably and keep another clean sheet, and then a 2-0 scoreline is a decent pick to go with.

Rekik earned 10 yellow cards and 1 red card in 31 appearances in all competitions for Maribor this season. He makes a lot of darting runs forward and often commits fouls out of position when returning to defense, so there's good value backing him to get booked in this one.

Rams last won the Super Bowl in 2021 when they hosted at SoFi Stadium, and this year's Super Bowl is again being played at SoFi in LA. Rams have a superb team led by last year's MVP QB Stafford, who led them to the title in 2021. They have an amazing offense with a fantastic receiving core in the likes of excellent Nacua and Adams, alongside a whole stable of young and improving tight ends and a rock-solid run game with Williams. On the other side, their defense just got vastly improved by the addition of last season's Defensive Player of the Year, Garrett, who broke the NFL single-season sack record with 23 sacks. They also traded for two Chiefs cornerbacks, McDuffie and Watson, to fill the need in the secondary, while they also have one of the most brilliant coaching minds in McVay. After going close last year, where they lost a close one to the eventual winners in the NFC Championship game, simply got to like the Rams to go all the way this season and win another title at home in LA.