Canada vs Martinique Prediction, Odds and Betting Tips (12/07/21)

There is one clear favourite to top Group B; it is not either of Canada or Martinique. What that means is that there is an opportunity with second place wide open. Who will win this match and take control? Find out with our Canada vs Martinique Prediction match preview with free tips, predictions and odds mentioned along the way.

Here are our tips for Canada vs Martinique

Unbiased tips

The odds provided are up to date at the time of publication. Odds are subject to change though and you should always check with your bookmaker before placing any bets. Our recommended bookmaker for this match is BetMGM.

Contents

1 Here are our tips for Canada vs Martinique
2 Canada vs Martinique: All you need in one place
3 A mammoth tasks lays in wait for Martinique
4 A final summary of Canada vs Martinique

Canada in cruise control

In any match, making the prediction of a -2 handicap is a pretty big shout. Where Canada vs Martinique is concerned though we feel like it's a well justified tip that carries real value. Martinique are winless in their last five whilst Canada have won six on the spin. It's not just the fact they've won games though; five of the six have been by a margin of over two goals. In fact, the combined score in those six games is a staggering 31-1.

The goals to flood in

With the first of our tips being that Canada will win by a margin of three goals or more, it shouldn't be a shock to anyone that we've now made the prediction there will be more than 2.5 goals in the match. We've touched on the 31-1 combined score Canada have racked up across their last six; that gives them a game average of 6.4 goals per match. Martinique have seen 14 goals in their last five; it sounds modest by comparison but still works out at 2.8 goals per game.

Lucas Cavallini to get amongst the goals

With plenty of goals on the horizon it seems logical to end with an anytime scorer prediction; the man we're plumping for is Lucas Cavallini. He has scored five goals in his last five outings for Canada; what is more remarkable is that he netted those five goals in just 207 minutes on the grass – that's a goal every 42 minutes. Martinique are likely to be under the cosh in this match; if Cavallini plays, there is a great chance he scores. If he doesn't play then you'll get your stake back.

Canada vs Martinique: All you need in one place

A mammoth tasks lays in wait for Martinique

When you've not won in five games, the last thing you want to see is that you have to face a team that has scored 31 goals in their last six matches. Conversely, if you're in the Canadian dressing room, you'll be licking your lips at the prospect of facing Martinique. Canada can boast an array of talent with the aforementioned Cavallini along with Tajon Buchanan, Cyle Larin and, most notably, Alphonso Davies. For Martinique, it's going to be the likes of Jean-Sylvain Babin and Patrick Burner who have their work cut out.