Best World Cup Anytime Goalscorer Predictions for Tuesday, June 23

Anytime Goalscorer Predictions for Tuesday, June 23

Below, we share our top picks for anytime goalscorer picks for the World Cup Group Stage games played on Tuesday, June 23. 

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• Portugal vs. Uzbekistan: Cristiano Ronaldo (Portugal)

• England vs. Ghana: Harry Kane (England)

• Panama vs. Croatia: Petar Musa (Croatia)

• Colombia vs. DR Congo: Luis Diaz (Colombia)

Read on and see why we have decided to pick these players.

Portugal vs. Uzbekistan: Cristiano Ronaldo Anytime Goalscorer

Portugal entered this tournament with massive expectations but stumbled in their opening match, managing only a 1-1 draw against DR Congo, an unexpected result that completely disrupted early World Cup predictions. You can be absolutely certain that Cristiano Ronaldo and the entire Portuguese squad will be highly motivated to make a statement early against Uzbekistan. Ronaldo serves as the terminal node for almost every Portuguese attack, takes their penalties, and remains one of the most lethal aerial threats in the world on set pieces.

With Uzbekistan likely deploying a deep defensive block to absorb pressure, Portugal will dominate possession and pepper the penalty area with crosses. It is hard to bet against one of the greatest goalscorers in history finding the back of the net to spark his team's tournament run.

England vs. Ghana: Harry Kane Anytime Goalscorer

England looked like an absolute offensive juggernaut in their opening 4-2 victory over Croatia, and their captain is already in mid-season form. Harry Kane bagged a brace in that opening match, a performance that immediately shifted the World Cup Golden Boot odds in his favor and proved yet again why he is always a frontrunner for the award. Operating at the top of an attack featuring the dynamic playmaking of Jude Bellingham and Bukayo Saka, Kane is constantly supplied with premium scoring opportunities.

Ghana secured a gritty 1-0 win over Panama in their opener, but keeping this English attack quiet is a monumental task. Given that Kane handles all penalty duties and is the focal point of their offensive structure, he is the most mathematically probable candidate to break the deadlock in Boston.

Panama vs. Croatia: Petar Musa Anytime Goalscorer

Despite dropping their opening match to a red-hot England squad, Croatia proved they have plenty of attacking quality by finding the back of the net twice. They now face a must-win scenario against a Panama team that struggled offensively in their opening loss to Ghana. Croatia's midfield, led by the legendary Luka Modrić, will completely dictate the tempo and control possession from the opening whistle.

Petar Musa, who scored against England, provides the physical presence and clinical finishing needed to cap off Croatia's methodical build-up play. With Panama likely overwhelmed in the center of the park, Musa will get the service he needs to strike first and get Croatia's tournament hopes back on track.

Colombia vs. DR Congo: Luis Díaz Anytime Goalscorer

This Group K clash promises to be an incredibly entertaining and wide-open affair. DR Congo showed they are absolutely fearless after pulling off a brilliant 1-1 draw against Portugal, utilizing blistering pace on the counterattack. However, Colombia thrives in open, transitional games. Their attack relies heavily on the electric pace and trickery of Luis Díaz on the wing. He has the elite ability to isolate defenders, cut inside, and create his own shot from nothing.

If DR Congo pushes numbers forward with the same confidence they showed in their opener, they will inevitably leave spaces in behind. Díaz is the perfect player to exploit those gaps, making him a fantastic pick to open the scoring in what should be a highly competitive shootout.