Spain vs Sweden Betting Tips 15/11/2021

01:14, 13 Nov 2021

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01:14, 13 Nov 2021

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Spain will host Sweden for the last game week in the World Cup qualifiers in Spain on 15th November 2021 at 01:15 IST. The odds are favoring the hosts Spain to win the match and are likely to do so to seal a top spot.

Teams Status

Spain

Spain is coming off back-to-back victories against Kosovo and Georgia. With 13 points from six matches, they are currently in second place in qualification group B. They trail the leaders, Sweden, by only two points. So far, they have won four matches, lost one, and drawn one. With seven points from three home matches, they have the second-best home record in the group. They have scored 13 goals while allowing only five goals in six games. With four goals, Ferran Torres is the team’s highest scorer. Carlos Soler and Dani Olmo have both scored two goals. And when it comes to injuries, Ferran Torres is out along with Pedri and Gerard Moreno.

Sweden

Sweden is also coming off two consecutive victories over Kosovo and Greece. With 15 points from six matches, they are currently in first place in qualification group B. They are only two points ahead of Spain in the group, and a draw would be enough for them to win. So far, they’ve won five games and lost one. They have a dismal away record in the group, with only three points from two games played at home. They’ve scored 12 goals while only conceding three. With four goals, Alexander Isak leads the goal-scoring list for Sweden. Forsberg, Quaison, and Claesson each have two goals. Zlatan Ibrahimovic will be missed as he is not available for selection.

What Do the Sportsbooks Say?

Spain	Draw	Sweden
1.44	4.64	8.90
1.42	4.70	8.80
1.37	4.50	9.00

According to the Melbet sportsbook, Spain are the favorites to win the match and are placed at 1.44, Sweden are placed at 8.90 and the draw is at 4.64 odds. Spain are placed at 1.42 according to the Dafabet sportsbook, Sweden are placed at 8.80 and the draw is at 4.70 odds. According to the Betway sportsbook, Spain are placed at 1.37, Sweden are placed at 9.00 and the draw is at 4.50 odds.

Tipster’s Angle

As Spain is playing at home. They are likely to win the match. They have also dominated Sweden over the years as well. Spain also will be seeking revenge for the round 1 loss against Sweden.

Tip: Spain To Win @ 1.44

Spain has won three of the last five head-to-head meetings, while Sweden has won two and two of the meetings have resulted in a tie. Spain has won six matches, drawn one match, and lost three matches in their last ten matches across all competitions. Sweden, on the other side, has won seven matches, drawn one, and lost two matches in their last ten matches in all competitions. In the last three World Cup qualifiers played on home soil, Spain has won two and drew one match. As a result, Spain is quite likely to win the match at the Melbet sportsbook’s 1.44 odds.

Tip: Total Goals Over 2.5 @ 2.00

Over 2.5 goals were scored in four of the last seven head-to-head encounters, for a total of 16 goals scored at an average of 2.28 goals per match. Two of the last three head-to-head matches in which Spain hosted had over 2.5 goals scored. Over 2.5 goals have been scored in six of Spain’s last 10 matches in all competitions. Over 2.5 goals were scored in seven of Sweden’s last 10 matches in all competitions. Spain is alone averaging 2.6 goals per match at home while Sweden has scored two goals per match on the road. Apart from that, the last head-to-head match in this qualifiers had over 2.5 goals scored in them. So, over 2.5 goals could be a feature of this match at 2.00 odds available at the Betway sportsbook.

Conclusion

It’s a must-win match for Spain in order to qualify for the World Cup next year without playing the playoffs. But Sweden on the other hand has to just salvage a point from this clash to finish at the top of the table.