ANALYSIS: In the sea of 0-0 finishes that we’ve seen so far, the matchup between Brazil and Serbia boasts some of the best attackers in this entire competition. Brazil's options include Neymar, who is 2 goals away from the Brazil record, while Serbia features Vlahovic from Juventus and Mitrovic from Fulham who have both done nothing but score for Serbia. Brazil could cover this number by themselves but I would be shocked if Serbia didn’t contribute to the goal count.

ANALYSIS: If you watched that opening match between Qatar and Ecuador, then there is not a reason in the world you would want to back the Qataris. They showed the world that they are not ready for the biggest event in the sport and became the first team in World Cup history to lose its opening match. Senegal will be looking to bounce back after keeping things neck-and-neck with the most dominant team in the group, The Netherlands, and will need three points off Qatar to keep the qualifying race open.

ANALYSIS: Belgium are desperate to find success with the last chance of their Golden Generation. You can never count out a side that has the best midfielder in the world in Kevin De Bruyne. Meanwhile Canada have yet to score a goal in the World Cup. I believe that changes today with both teams scoring and contributing to a high-scoring affair, with both sides desperate to start off their campaign with points.

ANALYSIS: Germany have spent four long years waiting for the chance at redemption after their embarrassing dismissal in the 2018 World Cup group stage. With a combination of incredible young striking talent in players like Jamal Musiala and Youssoufa Moukoko and veterans like Thomas Muller and Manuel Neuer to help lead the charge, the Germans will have their foot on the gas and play the only style of soccer they know under Hansi Flick, which is to go for goals no matter what.

ANALYSIS: Senegal is full of world-class players, but the heart of their squad, Sadio Mane, will be missing from the entirety of this competition. A huge blow to the Senegal side before the competition even started, and now they have to open up their campaign against a devastatingly strong Netherlands squad. With some of the best young attackers in Cody Gakpo and Steven Bergwijn, and some of the best defenders in the world in the likes of Van Dijk and De Ligt, Netherlands should cruise to a comfortable 1-0 or 2-0 win to start off this group.