Mark Langdon’s World Cup Bet of the Day: Go Dutch with shots wager

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Football tipster Mark Langdon has studied Sunday’s matches and his best bet comes from the World Cup Group F fixture between the Netherlands and Japan.
Football Bet of the Day for Sunday, June 13
Cody Gakpo over 0.5 shots on target
Netherlands v Japan
World Cup, Group F, Sunday 9pm
Cody Gakpo has always performed well for the Netherlands at major tournaments and he is worth backing to have a shot on target against Japan on Sunday.
Gakpo scored three goals at the 2022 World Cup and was joint-top scorer at the Euros with the same tally two years ago. He had a shot on target in five of his six appearances at Euro 2024 and across both tournaments he went over 0.5 efforts on target in all six of his group-stage appearances.
Much has been made of Japan’s excellent results at the last World Cup which included a couple of heavyweight wins, but it is worth keeping in mind they conceded nine shots on target against Germany and allowed five efforts on their goal in the win over Spain.
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Odds: 4-7 with bet365
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