Flamengo vs Bayern Munich Bet Builder Tips, Best Bets, Stats, Predictions

The hugely experienced full-back is back in his home country, and made his first CWC appearance against LAFC.

He’ll start this one, and should play close to 90 minutes. He’s been a regular for Flamengo this season, but missed the first couple of tournament games with a slight knock.

He averages a massive 2.53 fouls per 90 domestically. He’s physical and tough, but the legs have dwindled and I expect him to be firm with Michael Olise, who will be a real thorn in his side.

Sandro has committed 2+ fouls in 8 of his 15 starts this season.

OLise is key to this too, he’s drawn three fouls across his 180 minutes so far. In the Bundesliga, Olise was impeded an average of 2.55 times per 90 minutes.

He’s red hot in this tournament, and could easily draw the two fouls on his own.

Speaking of the red hot Frenchman, Olise looks a fantastic price for a shot on target here.

He’s fitted in seamlessly at Bayern, and in my eyes there’s no denying that right now he is a world class player.

He’s netted three times in the competition already, and is the top scorer at the tournament so far (at the time of writing this).

Domestically, Olise averaged 1.39 SoT per 90 minutes, a very solid return. He netted 12 times in the Bundesliga.

Of course, he had an easy opening to the tournament with Auckland City, where he scored twice from two shots on target before being subbed at half-time; for rotation purposes.

He then had three shots on target against Boca Juniors, before blanking against Benfica; albeit he was substituted at half-time, which again was a rotation decision with Bayern already qualified for the knockouts.

Bayern are the favourites here, which is no surprise, so they should get plenty of opportunities to pull the trigger.

Another hugely experienced player in the Flamengo ranks, formerly of Juventus and Man City to name just a couple of clubs. Danilo spent the majority of his career as a full-back but ha smoved centrally has he’s got older.

In the league, Danilo has averged 1.54 fouls per 90 minutes from centre-back, which is a pretty hefty number for someone in that position. His career as a full-back perhaps plays in to this, as he’s often keen to knick in and win the ball back rather than just holding his position.

He fouled in his last match against LAFC but blanked in the Chelsea game. However his direct opponent being Harry Kane is a huge part of this, which will be explained in the final part of this bet builder.

Kane is a master at drawing fouls. We’ve all seen it. It can be a little sly, with the Englishman often buckling under aerial challenges to buy himself a free-kick.

He drew an average of 0.79 fouls per 90 in the Bundesliga, but at the CWC that has risen to 2.73 per 90. He’s been fouled six times so far, that’s more than any other Bayern player; in-fact it’s double the next highest.

He drew one foul against Benfica in just 45 minutes and in the full 90 against Boca he was impeded five times. Flamengo are a fiery bunch, like Boca, so that’s a good comparison to draw.

He did blank in this market in his 60 minutes against Auckland but that doesn’t matter to me, Auckland are so far off Bayern that they couldn’t even get close enough to commit fouls on the most part.

I’m sure there will be a bit of a target on Kane’s back, as there often is, with the rugged Brazilian’s looking to shut down his threat by being heavy handed.

The former Napoli attacker found his range with only one of his five efforts against Botafogo on matchday two in Group B; however, he showed impressive accuracy to hit the target with two of his three strikes against Atletico Madrid and each of his two efforts against Seattle Sounders on matchdays one and three.

In Sunday’s PSG will be taking aim against an Inter Milan side that conceded a mammoth 22 shots and seven shots on target in their last game against Palmeiras and on that evidence, Kvaratskhelia should have chances to test Herons keeper Oscar Ustari.

Back Kvaratskhelia to land 2+ shots on target for the third time in four Club World Cup appearances for PSG in this one.