Both teams will be full of confidence heading into Saturday's clash after stunning results in the Round of 16. England is coming off a classic 3-2 win over Mexico at the Azteca, while Norway pulled off a stunning 2-1 upset against Brazil. Over 2.5 goals have been scored in all five of Norway's matches at the World Cup, and the Three Lions have scored two or more goals in four of their five fixtures in this competition. I expect we'll see another entertaining affair with Harry Kane, Jude Bellingham and Erling Haaland on the pitch, so I'm backing the Over in this one.

Argentina has scored 2+ goals in 10 straight World Cup matches, and Lionel Messi has found the back of the net in each of his past eight appearances at the World Cup. Egypt has conceded 1+ goals in eight straight and 10 of 11 World Cup games all-time. Argentina got a scare in the last round against Cabo Verde, so I expect Messi and Co. to come out with a vengeance and pull away from an Egypt team that is making its first-ever Round of 16 appearance.

Brazil creates ample scoring opportunities with the likes of Vinicius Jr. leading the charge. A Seleção enters this match with a 9.42 xG, the most in the World Cup through the Round of 32. Meanwhile, Norway has scored in all four of their World Cup games, and Erling Haaland has 5 goals on 70 touches. Over 2.5 goals has also hit in all four of Norway's fixtures in this competition, a trend I expect to continue when they take on Brazil on Sunday.

France has been spectacular offensively in this tournament, so backing Over 2.5 goals is a no-brainer for me. France has scored at least three goals in all four of their contests in this competition, and I don't see why Kylian Mbappe, Ousmane Dembele, and Co. can't do so again against a Paraguay side that gave up four goals to the USA.

Canada has had a great run in this World Cup, but I don't see them winning this match against an experienced Moroccan side. Morocco outshot the Netherlands, 11-6, in the Round of 32, and bolsters a backline that has given up three or fewer shots in target in each of their past three fixtures. Morocco defeated Canada at the 2022 World Cup, and with a spot in the quarterfinals on the line this time around, I expect Morocco to secure the win again in Houston.

Switzerland got off to a slow start with a 1-1 draw against Qatar, but since then, the Swiss have been clinical, beating Bosnia and Herzegovina 4-1 and then Canada 2-1. Algeria went 1-1-1 during the group stage, with their only victory coming against Jordan (2-1). Algeria has never won a World Cup knockout round match, and I expect Switzerland to walk away with the victory on Thursday.

I hope the U.S. will ultimately advance in this match, but I expect Bosnia to make it extremely difficult for the Americans. Bosnia will likely sit behind the ball and look to counter when the U.S. loses its shape, and the Americans have been susceptible to giving up goals. Plus, the USA has lost 10 straight against European competition, hence why I'm backing Bosnia on the goal line tonight.

France has been the best team in this competition, and I think they'll make a statement with a convincing victory in this one. Kylian Mbappe draws all the headlines, but the French have a plethora of attacking options to lean on. Ousmane Dembélé scored a hat trick in France's 4-1 victory over Norway, and Michael Olise continues to prove why he's one of the best young talents in the game. The Swedes lost 5-1 to the Netherlands in the group stage, and I'm expecting France to record an easy win on Tuesday.

I've been really impressed with this Norwegian side thus far in this competition. I knew they'd be prolific in the attacking third with Erling Haaland leading the charge. Haaland scored four goals in his only two appearances, and he should enter today's clash with fresh legs after Norway rested 10 players for their 4-1 defeat to France. The Ivory Coast will certainly limit Norway's scoring chances, but I believe Haaland has the finishing ability to lead his side to victory on Tuesday.

This is arguably the best matchup in the Round of 32. Both teams have yet to lose in this competition, and I'm expecting we'll be treated to a back-and-forth affair on Monday. The Netherlands have been prolific in the attacking third, scoring 10 goals in three games, but they've also conceded at least one goal in each match. Morocco are disciplined defensively, but I think the Atlas Lions will have a tough time keeping the Netherlands at bay, which I why I'm backing Over 2.5 goals at plus-money.

A star-studded affair between France and Norway could be one of the most entertaining matches of the entire World Cup. France's attack is led by Kylian Mbappe, who has scored 16 goals in 16 appearances at the World Cup. Erling Haaland leads Norway's attack, and the Manchester City man has scored a brace in each of his first two World Cup appearances. With first place in Group I on the line, I expect both teams to press forward and create plenty of scoring opportunities, making it worth backing Over 3.5 goals at plus-money here.

Uruguay will be desperate for a result here, but Spain is the far better side, and La Roja will look to keep the momentum flowing after securing a 4-0 victory against Saudi Arabia. Spain have yet to concede a goal in this tournament, and with Uruguay pressing for goals, I expect the likes of Lamine Yamal and Mikel Oyarzabal to be the difference as Spain collects all three points in this match.

Sweden have had a "Jekyll and Hyde" showing thus far at the World Cup, beating Tunisia 5-1, before losing 5-1 to the Netherlands. Despite the lopsided scoreline against the Dutch, Sweden still created plenty of scoring opportunities, finishing with 10 shots on goal. Japan have also been involved in high-scoring affairs in this competition, a 2-2 draw against the Netherlands and a 4-0 win over Tunisia. I expect we'll see another entertaining affair when these two nations collide in Dallas.

Norway's attack is spearheaded by arguably the most lethal goal scorer in the game. Erling Haaland has scored 57 international goals in 51 appearances for Norway, and he scored a brace in his first-ever World Cup appearance last week. Haaland should have success against a Senegal side that will be pressing for a positive result after suffering a 3-1 defeat against France. Over 2.5 goals have been scored in three of Senegal's past four matches, a trend I expect to continue against Norway.

Sweden showed their offensive prowess with a 5-1 thumping of Tunisia in the group-stage opener. Sweden's attack is spearheaded by two of the Premier League's top strikers in Liverpool's Alexander Isak and Arsenal's Viktor Gyökeres, both of whom found the back of the net against Tunisia. The Netherlands also boast a potent attack capable of producing quality in the final third, and the Dutch's backline proved to be vulnerable in their 2-2 draw against Japan. This match could go a long way in determining who tops Group F, so I expect we'll see an entertaining affair with plenty of goals.