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Wednesday 1 July, 21:00 kick-off
Lumen Field, Seattle
Live on ITV1 & ITVX
A similar story for both of these two, disappointing in the opening two games before emphatic victories against lesser opposition in the final matches to book last 32 spots.
Belgium at least are unbeaten - although hugely underperforming - with draws against Iran and Egypt before flat-track bullying New Zealand 5-1 in the closer. They're the 5/42.25 favourites in the match in Seattle.
It was a tougher assignment for Senegal and losing to France and Norway is no massive disgrace - the 5/23.50 shots here sneaked through as the final third-placed team thanks to thumping 10-man Iraq 5-0.
So you could argue Senegal's performance level has actually eclipsed Belgium's, given the opposition, but we'll only really know when they collide here. There's not much between them and there's now that knockout jeopardy, so the 11/53.20 draw and extra-time looks a distinct possibility.
Another similarity is that both are much better at scoring goals than stopping them, so there's not too much doubt that both teams to score can land at 3/41.75.
In fact, both teams to score twice is in play here at 11/26.50 - Senegal have done that twice already and it's clear to see Belgium are full of goals when they put it all together, and an early goal here could blow this game wide open.
It's a genuine coin toss for me this one, Senegal have shown more consistency of performance even if not results, but Belgium are a question mark and just as likely to win by a couple as lose by a few - so I'll swerve the result and take the goals.
Five of Senegal's last six games have seen over 3.5 goals including all three in this tournament - and if they're playing that type of game again then Belgium are fully equipped to match them.
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Kevin De Bruyne is 13/102.30 for a goal or assist and remains the class player of the contest despite just one goal to his name so far, while Romelu Lukaku had a goal and assist against New Zealand but will likely start on the bench again.
Leandro Trossard is the top scorer with two goals coming from his only two shots on target - and he's 16/54.20 to find the net again.
Despite failing to score so far, Sadio Mane is the Senegal favourite to score anytime at 11/43.75 but Ismaila Sarr is the man bang in form with three in the tournament and he looks the best bet at 16/54.20.
The Crystal Palace man has scored 17 in 30 games in all competitions for the Eagles and Senegal so should be top of your scorer list here.
There should be a load of shots too - Senegal have had 50 attempts on goal with 18 hitting the target while Belgium have had even more with 20 shots on target from a whopping 73 efforts.
From the team shots point of view, I like the 5/23.50 on each team to have 4+ shots on target given those numbers from the previous games.
And with plenty of shots on target to be had there are plenty of candidates to get them - with Kevin De Bruyne leading the way after testing the keeper out in every game so far. He'll surely do that again at least once at 4/71.57.
Sadio Mane will surely step up and add to his below-par tally of just two shots on target so far, and Ismaila Sarr looks a great bet at 1/12.00 for just 1+ shot on target after mustering five in the last two games. He played down the middle last game too which would make him even more likely.
It's around a 4/15.00 treble for those shots on target stats, but we're going big for this one and adding Youri Tielemans to be fouled 2+ times at 11/102.11 - a bet that's landed in every game so far.
The Aston Villa man actually leads the team in fouls drawn, and in a team containing Jeremy Doku that's some achievement - he's one of those sneaky stat leaders that's still flying under the radar.
Back Tielemans fouled 2+times, De Bruyne, Mane, Sarr 1+ shot on target