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Which team is favorites for FIFA World Cup 2022?

World Cup Odds 2022: France, Argentina Favorites for FIFA World Cup Qatar.

Is Qatar World Cup the best?

With characteristic hyperbole, the Swiss hailed the tournament as ‘the best ever’, lauding its staging as ‘very important for the future of all of us’.

Who is favored Argentina or France?

Two-time World Cup champions France and Argentina are the last teams standing at the 2022 FIFA World Cup, and they will meet in Sunday’s final at Lusail Stadium. France are the reigning champions and also won the 1998 World Cup. Argentina’s titles came in 1978 and 1986.

Now, it’s global soccer icon Lionel Messi of Argentina against France’s young star Kylian Mbappe for the world’s top prize. They are tied in the Golden Boot race with five goals apiece, but both are surrounded by talented players, and it showed in the semifinals. Argentina beat Croatia, the 2018 runners-up, 2-0 on Tuesday.

France dispatched highly-respected upstart Morocco 2-0 on Wednesday. Kickoff is set for 10 a.m. ET at Lusail Stadium in Doha, Qatar, Caesars Sportsbook lists Argentina as the +160 favorites on the 90-minute money line (risk $100 to win $160) in its latest Argentina vs.

• France odds.
• France are +185 underdogs, a draw is +205 and the over/under for total goals is set at 2.5.
• Argentina are -125 to lift the trophy with France listed at +100.
• Before locking in any France vs.
• Argentina picks, you need to see the World Cup predictions and betting advice from SportsLine’s proven soccer model.

The SportsLine soccer simulation model evaluates a team’s offensive and defensive capabilities based on the game situation. Then, it assigns a grade using an expected payout-to-probability ratio. The model was accurate on 56% of all picks during the Champions League group stage and returned more than $1,000 to $100 bettors on its A+ picks.

It also enters the World Cup semifinals on a 33-15-4 run on spread picks, returning more than $1,400 for $100 bettors. Anyone who has followed it has seen huge returns. Now the model has dialed in on France vs. Argentina and just revealed its 2022 World Cup picks and predictions. You can head to SportsLine now to see all of the model’s soccer picks,

Here are the World Cup 2022 odds and trends for Argentina vs. France:

France vs. Argentina spread: Argentina -0.5 (+165)France vs. Argentina over/under: 2.5 goals (Over +135, Under -175)France vs. Argentina 90-minute money line: Argentina +160, France +185, Draw +205France vs. Argentina to lift the trophy: Argentina -125, France +100Argentina: They have a 12-5 goal advantage in this World Cup.France: They have outscored their opponents 13-4 in Qatar.France vs. Argentina picks: See picks at SportsLine

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Who scored the fastest hat trick in football history?

Robert Lewandowski hat-trick v the fastest hat-tricks ever in world football Robert Lewandowski heads one in for Poland against Georgia Image credit: Reuters Lewandowski completed his hat-trick in three minutes 59 seconds, turning a nervy 1-0 Euro 2016 qualifier victory into a 4-0 thumping of Georgia in the dying moments of the game.

1. The first goal came in the 89th minute and the next two in injury time, narrowly missing out on the Euro qualifier hat-trick record of Arif Erdem of Turkey, who scored three in three minutes against Northern Ireland back in 1999.
2. Fastest Premier League / English top flight hat-trick : The record belongs to Sadio Mane (176 seconds), who just a few weeks ago on 16th May 2015 beat Robbie Fowler’s (273 secs) record set when he smashed three goals past Arsenal in four minutes 33 seconds in August 1994.

Robbie Fowler, Liverpool, celebrates with fans after scoring against Arsenal Image credit: Reuters Fowler had set a new record for the Premier League era, but not for the English top flight crown: that record belonged to Scotland striker Graham Leggat (180 secs), who scored three in exactly three minutes in Fulham’s 10-1 win against Ipswich, before later adding a fourth.

• It was, quite literally, late December, 1963 – oh what a night! Yet Mane’s effort beat both, wiping Leggat and Fowler off the record books.
• Fastest Football League hat-trick: Perhaps the most extraordinary story of the lot, Bournemouth brought James Hayter (140 secs) on as a sub against Wrexham in February 2004 with just six minutes left of the match.

Two minutes 20 seconds later he had bagged a treble. Unfortunately, his family missed it: they’d been at the match, but had left with 10 minutes to go assuming that he wouldn’t get a run out. Whoops! Hat-trick hero James Hayter Image credit: Eurosport Fastest ever hat-trick : Magnus Arvidsson (89 secs) scored three goals in under a minute and a half for Hassleholm against Landskrona in a Swedish second tier match in 1995.

• You don’t forget that sort of thing in a hurry,” Arvidsson who beat the keeper in one-on-ones as he helped his team come from behind to win 5-3 and avoid relegation.
• There was hardly time to kick off between the goals!” Arvidsson laughed afterwards.
• Official fastest ever hat-trick : Tommy Ross (90 secs ) of Ross County scored a quickfire treble in a match against Nairn in November 1964.

He was 18 years old at the time, but didn’t enter it for inclusion in the Guinness Book of Records for 40 years: the goalkeeper was the only official timekeeper that day so he assumed he was ineligible, but Guinness credit the Scot (rather than Arvidsson) with the feat.

1. Fastest Champions League hat-trick : Bafetimbi Gomis (7 minutes) scored three for Lyon against Dinamo Zagreb in December 2011.
2. The goals were either side of half-time, however, so you may prefer to credit Blackburn’s Mike Newell (9 minutes), who scored three against Rosenborg at Ewood Park in 1995.
3. Newell’s was also a rare ‘perfect hat trick’, namely one with the right foot, one with the left and one with the head.

Olympique Lyon’s Gomis celebrates with teammates after scoring against Dinamo Zagreb Image credit: Reuters Fastest hat-trick for England : England’s Willie Hall (4 minutes) scored five times in a 7-0 demolition of Northern Ireland in November 1938. Fastest international hat-trick,

Abdul Hamid Bassiouny (155 secs) of Egypt set this record against Namibia in a 2002 World Cup qualifier. Hat-trick of hat-tricks: Bournemouth’s Ted MacDougall put nine goals – yes, nine – past Margate in an 11-0 win in an FA Cup first round match in November 1971. “I was disappointed as I thought I should have got 11,” MacDougall later laughed.

Goalkeeper’s hat-trick : Scoring three in a match when you’ve no business being up the other end of the pitch has only been done once (not counting the days of playing rush goalie in the playground). Paraguayan legend Jose Chilavert was the man, who scored all three (disappointingly, all from the penalty spot) for Velez Sarsfield against Ferro Carril Oeste in November 1999.

• José Luis Chilavert Image credit: Eurosport Fastest overseas top flight hat-trick : Eduardo Maglioni scored three goals in one minute 50 seconds for Independiente against Gimnasia y Esgrima de La Plata in their Argentine top flight clash in March 1973.
• Fastest Ligue 1 hat-trick : Matt Moussilou scored three goals in four minutes as Lille hammered Istres 8-0 in April 2005.

Fastest Bundesliga hat-trick : Michael Tonnies scored three goals in five minutes for MSV Duisburg against Karlsruher in August 1991. He’d never scored in the German top flight before, ended up with 13 goals that season, and never scored in the Bundesliga again for the rest of his career.

How many goals has Haaland scored?

Erling Haaland goals 2022/23 –

Erling Haaland has been scoring at an INSANE rate. 🤯 #ManCity pic.twitter.com/ZlhrEmFEYb — NBC Sports Soccer (@NBCSportsSoccer) May 3, 2023

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