The FIFA World Cup quarter-finals continue on Saturday as Erling Haaland and Norway take on England. Norway are the Cinderella at this tournament. Can they keep it going? If they do, Erling Haaland is almost sure to find his way onto the scoresheet and be a big reason as to why they continue this journey.
Best Erling Haaland Prop Bet
First things first, let’s get an overview of Haaland’s prop lines for this match.
He has the second shortest odds for scoring at least one goal in the game, +110 with extra time included and +125 in 90 minutes. Haaland also has the second lowest odds to score the first goal in the match at +425, something he has done in two matches in this World Cup. He’s at +650 to score a pair of goals and +3500 to get a hat trick. His lowest available shots-on-target lines (including extra time) is 1 -1600, followed by 2-plus at -155, 3-plus at +225, and 4-plus at +650. The lowest line for Haaland’s total shot attempts is 3-plus at -500, followed by 4-plus at -155, 5-plus at +160, and 6-plus at +350. For assists, 1-plus assist is at +550. Not the most defensively inclined striker, Haaland to record 1-plus tackle is at -140, the second worst odds on the board.
All Erling Haaland does is score goals, whether it’s for club or country. He already has seven goals in only four matches in this tournament. He put his country on his back against Brazil in the Round of 16, scoring twice in a 2-1 win. If you feed Haaland, he will eat. He might not touch the ball a lot; he might not play tiki-taka football with his teammates, but what he does is find the net when opportunities are presented in and around the box. For my money, he’s the best pure finisher on the planet right now. Norway surprised people with how well they played against Brazil, and I think this one will be similar. I think these odds are a little disrespectful to a guy who led UEFA qualifying in scoring and has found the net in every match he’s played in this World Cup. In the four games he’s started, he’s scored two goals in three of them and one in the other. Norway will rely on their star man in this one, and I think he will deliver the goods as he usually does.
