Goals look more likely than caution in Boston

FIFA's official match centre confirms Norway face France on Friday in Boston, and the clearest betting angle is both teams to score.

The logic is straightforward. FIFA has already framed the game as a Haaland against Mbappe headline matchup, and the same official preview notes both forwards have scored four goals in their first two World Cup matches. That is important because this is not a case of forcing a goals market out of reputation alone. The tournament output has already been there on both sides.

Norway are unlikely to approach a top-of-the-group match by simply sitting deep for ninety minutes, while France almost never arrive in these spots without creating their own high-value moments. For a daily World Cup tip, backing goals at both ends is cleaner than trying to force a winner in a fixture where the attacking quality is obvious on each side.