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Published: June 24, 2010
Japan will face Denmark in the final Group E contest on Thursday afternoon.
They kick off this World Cup 2010 game from Royal Bafokeng Stadium in Rustenburg South Africa at 2:30PM Eastern Time with national television coverage provided by ESPN.
The three way betting line opened up with Denmark +115 favorite to win the Draw second favorite at +220 and for a Japan victory the underdog at +225. The total was opened at 2 goals with over the favorite at -130 and under bringing back +110.
The early money from the World Cup 2010 betting public has come on the draw as Denmark is +110 to win the draw now returns +210 and for a Japan victory a bigger underdog at +240. The total has seen action towards the over as it now returns -135 with under 2 goals +110.
Japan enters their final game in Group E in second place with 3 points with a win and loss in the competition.
Denmark sits in third place with a win and draw and 3 points as well. Japan holds a 0 goal differential and Denmark -1 so Japan currently holds the first tiebreaker for second place.
Japan opened play in World Cup 2010 with a 1-0 victory against Cameroon. The team then dropped a 1-0 decision to the Netherlands on June 19th.
The Netherlands got the only goal of the game in minute 53 by Wesley Sneijder.
Japan controlled the ball just 39% of the time and had 3 accurate shots on goal to Netherlands 5.
Denmark in their opener in World Cup 2010 dropped a 2-0 decision to the Netherlands. The team then responded with a 2-1 victory against Cameroon on June 19th.
Cameroon got on the board first with a goal by Samuel Eto’o. Denmark responded with the equalizer by Nicklas Bendtner in minute 33 and the game winner came in minute 61 by Dennis Rommedahl.
Denmark controlled the ball 46% of the time and had 6 accurate shots on goal to Cameroon’s 8.
The winner of this game qualifies for the knockout stages with the loser eliminated from World Cup 2010.
Japan owns the first tiebreaker on goal differential in the World Cup so if the game ends in a tie it will be Japan advancing and Denmark eliminated.
So its Japan advancing to the round of 16 with a win or draw and Denmark only with a win.
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One Comment on "Japan versus Denmark Thursday 6-24-2010 ESPN TV World Cup Football Soccer Sports Betting Odds Pick Preview"
Japan Australia (3 comments.) on Fri, 25th Jun 2010 12:16 am
Japan only needs a draw to progress to the next stage. A win would be even better. Go The Blue Samurai!!
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