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France – Kazakhstan Predictions and Tips For Today

Free Daily Soccer Betting Tips for Today, November 13.
Kick-off: 20:45 (GMT+1)
World Cup – Qualification
EVENT: France – Kazakhstan
TIPS: Over 2.5 Goals | Odds: 1.39@1xbet | Result: 8:0 WIN!!!

France – Kazakhstan Preview

• Fresh from becoming the first nation ever to win five different major international honours by lifting the UEFA Nations League trophy last month, Group D leaders France now need only a win against Kazakhstan to guarantee their ticket to Qatar 2022. The current world champions have struggled to get going upfront during this World Cup Qualification (WCQ) campaign though, scoring an uncharacteristic 1.33 goals on average per game despite their star-studded frontline.
• If it’s goals you’re after, then perhaps watching France isn’t for you. But if you appreciate a defensive masterclass then Didier Deschamps’ men could provide a show. France’s 16th World Cup finals appearance looks set to be secured thanks to a defence that’s not conceded over 1.5 goals in any of their last 24 WCQ home games!
• Visiting Kazakhstan make the 5000km trip to Paris for pride only. The footballing minnows sit bottom of Group D – six points off second-placed Ukraine with only one game left to play – and are without a WCQ victory since September 2013! That poor record is largely down to slow starts, as you have to go back to November 2016 to find the last time Kazakhstan scored before half-time in a WCQ game.
• That doesn’t bode well as the visitors look to secure their first WCQ away win since September 2009! That victory more than a decade ago was a 3-1 win over lowly Andorra, and worryingly, Kazakhstan have conceded an average of 2.78 goals per WCQ away match since, so this game will likely be an uphill battle.
• Players to watch: Karim Benzema has been involved in France’s opening goal in their previous three outings (2G, 1A), while Kazakhstan’s Baktiyar Zaynutdinov has netted each of his last four international strikes on the road.
• Hot streak: None of France’s previous nine WCQ games witnessed a goal after the hour mark.