Norway vs England Predicted score: 0–1 or 1–2
Both teams are positive, attack-minded sides, so you would normally expect goals
and BTTS. However, there are two things to consider. First, their recent
head-to-head meetings have ended 0–1. Second, if Norway plays the same slow,
possession-based game they used against Brazil, it could turn into a very dull
match.
That said, I think Norway may not be able to use the same approach against
England simply because England are also very comfortable dominating possession.
England's attacking quality is significantly higher than Brazil's, and they also
have much greater squad depth.
So let's stay optimistic and hope both teams entertain us with goals today.
Double Chance X2 & Over 1.5 Goals — 1.55
England Over 4.5 Corners — 1.45
Norway Over 2.5 Shots on Target — 1.45
England Over 13.5 Total Shots — 1.60
Argentina vs Switzerland Predicted score: 1–0 or 3–1
There are two possible scenarios in this match.
The first is the one nobody wants to see. Switzerland already used this approach
against Colombia, playing for a 0–0 draw and hoping for a miracle. But Colombia
didn't have Messi, Álvarez, or Lautaro. Against Argentina, it's only a matter of
time before Switzerland makes a mistake, and they may struggle to score
themselves.
The second scenario is the entertaining one—Argentina dominate the game but keep
their fans on edge by falling behind first. The only question is: when will
Messi score his penalty?
After today's England match, I won't be supporting Argentina anymore. But for
now, I still can, because hopefully Messi will play at least two more matches
against England, and then the third-place game.
Argentina Over 1.0 Goals — 1.35
Penalty Awarded — Yes — 2.85
Argentina Over 4.5 Corners — 1.65 Over 2.5 Yellow Cards — 1.65
Argentina Over 4.5 Shots on Target(they had 15 shots and 5 on target
in 2014)
Argentina Over 11.5 Fouls
Possession Handicap Argentina -9%
Argentina Over 11.5 Total Shots
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Wimbledon 2026 Final | Karolína Muchová vs Linda Nosková
For the first time since 2009, the Wimbledon final features two players from the
same country. The last time this happened was when Serena Williams defeated
Venus Williams. Now history repeats itself — on Centre Court, two Czechs will
face off: 29-year-old Karolína Muchová (10th seed) and 21-year-old Linda Nosková
(9th seed). Both are searching for their first Grand Slam title. The match will
begin no earlier than 18:00 Moscow time, immediately following the men's doubles
final.
Road to the Final
Karolína Muchová's path to the final was nothing short of hellish. In the fourth
round, she defeated reigning Wimbledon champion Barbora Krejčíková in three sets
(7:5, 5:7, 6:3). In the quarterfinals, she took out Naomi Osaka — 7:6(4), 6:4.
And in the semifinals, she delivered a drama for the ages: saving a match point
against Coco Gauff and snatching victory in the third-set tiebreak — 6:2, 1:6,
7:6(10). At 9:8 in the tiebreak, Gauff earned a match point but missed a drop
shot. Muchová capitalized on her second chance. This is her second Grand Slam
final — she lost the first to Iga Świątek at Roland Garros in 2023.
Linda Nosková's journey to the final was more consistent. After a three-set
marathon with Sorana Cîrstea in the third round (6:2, 3:6, 7:6(9)), she didn't
drop a single set. In the fourth round, she dispatched Madison Keys — 6:4,
7:6(2). In the quarterfinals, she beat Elise Mertens — 6:3, 7:5. And in the
semifinals, she confidently defeated Marta Kostyuk — 6:4, 6:4, allowing the
Ukrainian just one break point in the entire match. For the 21-year-old Nosková,
this is her Grand Slam final debut — her previous best result was the
quarterfinal at Australian Open 2024.
Styles and Strengths
Muchová is an all-court player with excellent tactical instincts. She
masterfully uses the slice to disrupt her opponents' rhythm, varies her serve
speed, and reads the game superbly. Her strength lies in shot variety and the
ability to adapt to any style. On grass, she won the tournament in Bad Homburg
right before Wimbledon and arrived in London on a ten-match winning streak.
Nosková is an aggressive player with a powerful serve and forehand. Her serve is
her main weapon: 17 aces in two Wimbledon matches, 70% first serve in the
semifinals. She plays fast, finishes points in four shots or fewer, and moves
excellently around the court. Statistically, Nosková is stronger on grass — 19
wins in 29 matches. Before Wimbledon, she won Berlin WTA 500, defeating Victoria
Azarenka in the final.
Head-to-Head
The players have met only once — in the third round of US Open 2025. Muchová won
in three sets: 6:7(5), 6:4, 6:2. This is their only meeting, and it was on hard
court, not grass. Interestingly, both were doubles partners at the 2024 Paris
Olympics, where they finished fourth. Nosková calls Muchová "an amazing fighter
and a wonderful person" and is glad her first Grand Slam final comes against a
fellow Czech.
Prediction
The match promises to be incredibly competitive. Muchová is more experienced,
has already played in a Grand Slam final, and reached this final by defeating
three Grand Slam champions in a row — Krejčíková, Osaka, and Gauff. This speaks
to her mental resilience and ability to squeeze the maximum out of key moments.
However, three grueling matches in a row may take a physical toll — especially
the semifinal against Gauff, where she spent nearly three hours on court.
Nosková is physically fresher. She has spent less time on court, is eight years
younger, and has shown more consistent tennis during the second week of the
tournament. Her serve on grass is a serious advantage, and her aggressive style
allows her to dictate the tempo. But a Grand Slam final is a completely
different level of pressure, and here Muchová's experience could become the
deciding factor.
[11.07.2026 9:28] Free betting tips: Bookmakers slightly favor Muchová — odds
around -128 versus just above even money on Nosková. Statistically over the past
year, Muchová wins slightly more return points (42.6% vs 41.5%), but Nosková is
more effective at converting break points (45.2% vs 40%).
Prediction: Muchová wins in three sets with a score of 7:5, 4:6, 6:4. The
experience of the Roland Garros final, the path through three champions, and the
ability to perform under pressure — this is what could tip the scales in
Karolína's favor. Nosková will take a set thanks to her powerful serve, but in
the deciding set, Muchová's experience and composure will seal the deal. Total
over 20.5 games, a tiebreak possible in one of the sets.