Paraguay versus Japan Tuesday 6-29-2010 ESPN TV World Cup Football Soccer Round of 16 Sports Betting Odds Pick Preview

Published on June 28, 2010 by admin · No Comments

Paraguay will take the field to battle Japan on Tuesday morning in the Round of 16 phase from World Cup 2010.

They kick off from Loftus Versfeld Stadium in Pretoria South Africa at 10AM Eastern Time and you can watch it on ESPN TV.

The three way regulation betting line opened up with Paraguay favored to win at +115 odds, the draw is at +210 and for a Japan victory an underdog at +250.

The handicap line saw it open pick with Paraguay -200 to win and Japan the underdog at +165.

The total opened at 2 goals with under favored at -120 and over the underdog at +100.

The early money on the three way regulation line saw money come on the draw as Paraguay is +100 to win, the draw is now +200 and for a Japan victory +290.

The early money from the World Cup 2010 bettors on the handicap line saw movement on the favorite as Paraguay is now -215 to win and Japan +180.

The total saw the bettors come on over 2 goals as the side is now favored at -115 with under 2 goals bringing back -105.

Paraguay enters the knockout stages as the top team from Group F as they earned a victory and 2 draws for 5 points. Japan was the second place team in Group E with 2 wins and a loss for 6 points.

Paraguay began play in World Cup 2010 with the 1-1 draw with Italy. They then defeated second place finisher Slovakia with a 2-0 result. In their final game in Group stages they drew 0-0 with New Zealand on June 24th to sit atop of their fixture.

Paraguay controlled the ball 58% of the time and had 5 accurate shots on goal to New Zealand’s 0.

Japan began play in World Cup with a 1-0 victory against Cameroon and then lost 1-0 to first place Group E opponent Netherlands. Japan then defeated Denmark 3-1 in their final game in group play to qualify for the knockout round and eliminated Denmark.
Japan controlled the ball just 44% of the time and had 10 accurate shots on goal to Denmark’s 7.

Keisuke Honda leads Japan with 2 goals scored in the World Cup and Paraguay has no goal scorer with more than 1 goal thus far.

A date with the Spain/Portugal winner awaits the victor.

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