He's scored in both his World Cup starts — braces against both Iraq and Senegal — becoming just the second player in 50 years to score twice in each of his first two World Cup matches. Ivory Coast have conceded only twice across their three group games, but with Haaland fresh after being rested against France, expect him to add to his tally with a goal or two in this last-32 clash.

This anytime price includes extra time, which matters given how tight FanDuel's qualify market is (Norway -174). If this goes to ET, Haaland gets extra minutes to add to his tally.

FanDuel prices Haaland's first shot on target at a heavy -900, reflecting that he has registered multiple shots on target in every World Cup appearance so far. That's an extremely steep price for a straight bet, but it confirms the underlying volume that makes the alternatives below genuinely interesting.

The better value play is 2+ SOT at -180 — still well inside his demonstrated range — or for a true plus-money swing, 3+ SOT at +185 given he hit 4 shots on target against Iraq alone.

Haaland opened the scoring for Norway in their World Cup debut against Iraq from a counter-attack, and remains the clear focal point of every Norwegian attacking move. With Norway expected to attack from the first whistle in a must-win knockout setting, he looks the likeliest player to break the deadlock.

At +260, this offers significantly better leverage than his -140 anytime price for what is functionally a very similar underlying read on the match — that he scores. The next closest player on the FGS board, Sørloth, sits at +550, more than double Haaland's price.

This market covers Haaland either scoring or assisting, which broadens his path to cashing beyond the pure goalscorer line. At -200 it's shorter than straight anytime (-140) because it adds the assist route, but for bettors who want maximum coverage on Norway's most involved attacker, this is worth a look — especially as a smaller stake alongside the FGS play above.

Pépé has 2 of Ivory Coast's 4 World Cup goals, recording a brace vs Curaçao in the final group game — Opta confirms he became just the fifth player to score more than once for Ivory Coast at a men's World Cup. He leads the team with 56 kicks off set pieces through three matches, accounting for 31% of all Ivory Coast deliveries.

At -150 he's a solid floor play on shots on target, but for plus-money upside his anytime goalscorer price of +320 — or 2+ SOT at +350 — offer better returns given his role as Ivory Coast's primary attacking outlet today.

Ødegaard returns from being rested against France as Norway's creative captain, sitting atop the anytime assist board ahead of Nusa (+300), Patrick Berg (+310) and Sørloth (+320). His vision is what unlocks Haaland and Sørloth in behind a disciplined Ivory Coast back line — if Norway create clean chances today, Ødegaard's fingerprints are likely on them. His combined score-or-assist price at +150 is also worth a look for broader coverage.

A total of 15 goals were scored across Norway's three group stage fixtures and both teams scored in all three games. Both nations can call upon quality attacking talents — Haaland, Yan Diomandé, Sørloth and Pépé among others — who have the potential to cause problems in the final third.

This price includes extra time, which strengthens the case further: even if regulation ends level, an additional 30 minutes gives both attacks more opportunity to find the net.

This market covers the full path to the Round of 16 — regulation time, extra time and penalties. Norway return to full strength today after resting 10 players against France, while Ivory Coast's recurring issue all tournament has been converting the chances they create rather than generating them. Prior to the France defeat, Norway's last competitive loss came in October 2024, while Ivory Coast have lost five matches in that same span.

This specific market measures Norway's own corner total (not the combined match total), and the pricing is extremely lopsided: Under 10.5 sits at a massive -2200 while the Over pays +800. That gap tells you the market is extremely confident Norway alone won't generate that volume individually — consistent with the trend that nine of Norway's last 10 matches have produced under 10.5 total combined corners.

At -2200 there's no value betting the favorite outright, but the smaller Norway corner lines are worth a look if you want exposure to this same read at a fairer price — Norway Under 3.5 corners at +320, or Under 2.5 at +640, both offer plus-money if you believe their corner output stays low today.