The World Cup Round of 32 knockout stage begins on Sunday with Canada vs. South Africa in Los Angeles.
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bet365 has the Canadians set as -143 favorites against the 4/1 South Africans on the three-way moneyline for a 3 p.m. opening whistle.
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What our Post expert thinks about Canada vs. South Africa
South Africa and Canada are both chasing history at SoFi Stadium, with neither nation ever having won a World Cup knockout match before.
Canada enter as favorites behind the proven strike partnership of Jonathan David and Cyle Larin. South Africa ride the confidence from their upset of South Korea and the return of midfield anchor Teboho Mokoena.
Expect a tense tactical battle, with Canada’s attacking quality tested by South Africa’s disciplined defending and dangerous counterattack in a matchup that could easily require extra time.
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