Tunisia and Sweden kick off their 2026 World Cup campaigns at the Estadio BBVA in Monterrey on Sunday, both sides sitting at 0-0-0 with everything still to play for in the group stage. Sweden come in as slight favorites at -105, and with Alexander Isak leading the line they have the quality to control possession and find the net against a Tunisian back four that tends to sit deep and hit on the counter.

The over/under sits at 2.5, and given Sweden's tendency to dominate the ball without always converting their chances, a cagey one-nil or even a draw would not shock anyone at the watercooler. Bold prediction: Isak breaks the deadlock late in the second half after Tunisia park the bus for 70 minutes, Sweden grab the three points, and nobody mentions Tunisia again until the next group fixture.