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Canada Women - Australia Women
Women's World Cup - Melbourne Rectangular Stadium
3rd Round
Prediction 1
Canada Double Chance
16/25 (1.64)
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Prediction 2
BTTS
17/20 (1.85)
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* Betting odds were correct at the time of publication but are subject to change
Canada and Australia meet at the Melbourne Rectangular Stadium in the Women’s World Cup on Monday, July 31st. Qualification is on the line when Canada and co-hosts Australia face off in Group B. Read our Women’s World Cup predictions along with the latest odds for the fixture below in our detailed match preview.
Today's Predictions for Canada vs Australia
Both Canada and Australia need a positive result to ensure they make it through to the next round of the Women’s World Cup. Read our top Canada vs Australia predictions for this week’s fixture below.
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Canada Double Chance
- Canada took four points from their opening two fixtures in Group B.
- Australia looked vulnerable defensively when they lost 3-2 to Nigeria on matchday two.
- Canada beat Australia twice in 2022 and they are unbeaten in four previous meetings with Australia overall.
Both Teams to Score
- Australia managed to find the net in each of their first two matches in Group B.
- Both teams score in Australia’s last fixture against Nigeria.
- Both teams also registered in Canada’s last assignment against the Republic of Ireland.
Top Betting Odds and Stats for Canada vs Australia
Check out our selection of key stats for Monday’s bout featuring Canada vs Australia below alongside a tool to help you choose the most attractive odds.
Head to Head
06/09/22
Womens International Womens
Australia Women
Canada Women
1
2
03/09/22
Womens International Womens
Australia Women
Canada Women
0
1
03/08/16
Olympics 2016 Soccer - Women Olympics
Canada Women
Australia Women
2
0
Last Five - Canada Women
31/07/23
Women's World Cup Women's
Australia Women
Canada Women
4
0
L
26/07/23
Women's World Cup Women's
Republic of Ireland Women
Canada Women
1
2
W
21/07/23
Women's World Cup Women's
Nigeria Women
Canada Women
0
0
D
11/04/23
Womenu2019s International Womenu2019s
France Women
Canada Women
2
1
L
22/02/23
Womenu2019s International Womenu2019s
Japan Women
Canada Women
3
0
L
Last Five - Australia Women
19/08/23
Women's World Cup Women's
Sweden Women
Australia Women
2
0
L
16/08/23
Women's World Cup Women's
England Women
Australia Women
3
1
L
12/08/23
Women's World Cup Women's
France Women
Australia Women
0 (6)
0 (7)
W
07/08/23
Women's World Cup Women's
Denmark Women
Australia Women
0
2
W
31/07/23
Women's World Cup Women's
Canada Women
Australia Women
0
4
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Let's take a closer look at the latest markets, Canada vs Australia odds and probability figures ahead of Monday’s meeting below.
Canada odds: 9/4 (3.25) – 30.8%
Draw odds: 39/20 (2.95) – 33.9%
Australia odds: 121/100 (2.21) – 45.2%
Australia are Monday’s expected winners according to the market makers and the implied probability of a win for the hosts is currently sitting at 45.2%. Over 2.5 goals meanwhile, is priced at 11/10 (2.10 – 47.6%). A 2-1 win in favour of Canada, which would be a repeat of the last scoreline between the teams, could be of interest in the correct score market at 10/1 (11.0). That outcome has an implied probability of 9.10%.
Canada vs Australia Team News & Injuries
Read all of the latest injury updates, Canada vs Australia lineups and team news for Monday’s Women’s World Cup match-up below. If you’re looking for more of the best football betting tips today, make sure to follow the link.
Canada
Canada have no injury issues to report this week though defender Ashley Lawrence runs the risk of being suspended for their next fixture if she picks up a booking on Monday.
Predicted Lineup for Canada: Sheridan – Riviere, Buchanan, Gilles, Lawrence – Quinn, Grosso, Leon, Fleming, Huitema – Viens
Australia
Mary Fowler and Aivi Luik are both rated as doubtful for Australia on Monday, though the co-hosts received a massive boost from the return to fitness of star player Sam Kerr.
Predicted Lineup for Australia: Arnold – Carpenter, Hunt, Kennedy, Catley – Raso, Cooney-Cross, Gorry, Vine – Kerr, Foord
Player to Watch – Sam Kerr
Sam Kerr is arguably the most gifted player at the World Cup though the Australian starlet has been denied the chance to showcase her skills by injury so far. The Chelsea forward is available again now however, and Kerr will be keen to make up for lost time on Monday.
Starting Lineups
Official lineups are usually released approximately one hour before kick-off.
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