France vs. Poland: bets, predictions, odds and more for Qatar 2022

France Y Poland faces are seen this Sunday for the key to the round of 16 of the World Cup Qatar 2022. Both teams come into this matchup after frantic clashes with tough teams in their respective group stages. Likewise, the ‘Galo’ team (current world champion) has great expectations about how they could dominate the match. However, what do the Bookmakers say? Here we tell you who is the favorite.

The temptation to reduce France-Poland to a clash between Robert Lewandowski and Kylian Mbappé is understandable given the influence that both have on their teams, which this Sunday will seek the quarterfinals at the World Cup in Qatar.

But things are more complex. Poland has seen how the braugrana has only managed one goal, while his goalkeeper, Wojciech Szczesny, accumulates 90% saves, two penalties saved, a large percentage of the responsibility for his team getting past the group stage 36 years later.

And the French machinery, which faces a KO duel for the first time in a World Cup as world champion, has Mbappé as its main stiletto, but fuels it with the gasoline that Antoine Griezmann, the man who has scored the most scoring chances, is giving him. created so far in the World Cup.

SPORTS BET – FRANCE vs. POLAND

Mbappé is launched to become the protagonist of the competition, determined to lead his nation to be the first to renew the title since Brazil did it in 1962 and thus place himself, at only 23 years old, in the path of his admired Pelé.

He already has three goals, but the player is in charge of a team armed to the teeth, which makes it difficult to summarize his values ​​in a single name, no matter how much he is the fashionable footballer, capable of changing the face of any team, like demonstrated three days ago against Tunisia.

Injuries have not diverted France from its route and Didier Deschamps has managed, despite the casualties, even if they are renowned, to build a solid building with which to postulate himself as a clear favorite with a mixture of the experience accumulated in 2018 seasoned with touches of youth.

This is how they have passed the first phase placidly, with two victories against Australia and Denmark full of conviction and brilliance and a holiday against Tunisia, already with their homework done, which serves more to break statistics than to draw conclusions.

As a World Cup is a permanent test, France will now have to show that the rest of their starters gives them more freshness before the new test, this time without a parachute because the defeat can no longer be appealed.