FIFA World Cup Props Today: Sunday, 21 June - Group Stage

Best World Cup Prop Bets for Sunday, June 21

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Spain vs. Saudi Arabia

Spain faces Saudi Arabia as the pre-tournament favorite searches for three points.

Spain to Score in Both Halves (-163) at FanDuel

Spain was frustrated in its first game of World Cup 2026. Cape Verde produced a superb showing to keep the reigning European champions at bay for 90 minutes. A 0-0 draw there means Spain has work to do in Group H, although the best online sportsbooks still expect it to advance to the round of 32 in first place.

Saudi Arabia will have studied Cape Verde’s approach and will look to replicate it here. But Spain will have learned lessons from its failure to make the net bulge last time out, and it will automatically be more dangerous if Lamine Yamal is passed fit to start today. Besides, Saudi Arabia were not as defensively robust as Cape Verde on matchday one.

Spain will play with urgency and intensity from the first whistle here, and if it gets ahead it will have more space in which to operate. Saudi Arabia will do its best to make life difficult for la Roja, but if it falls behind it will be up against it. 

And in a strange way, a defeat here would not be too bad an outcome for Saudi Arabia, which is prioritising its final match against Cape Verde. That will help Spain’s cause further. Bet on the European champions to score in both halves at -163 with FanDuel.

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Belgium vs. Iran

After both teams drew last time out, Belgium and Iran are looking to return to winning ways.

Romelu Lukaku to Score Anytime (+115) at FanDuel

We now turn our attention to the soccer player props, namely the anytime goalscorer market. Romelu Lukaku did not get on the scoresheet against Egypt on matchday one, although he almost did. Within seconds of coming on as a substitute, Lukaku’s presence in effect forced an own goal out of Egypt right-back Mohamed Hany.

The burly striker had an injury-hit club campaign, making only a handful of appearances for Napoli. Lukaku is still not at his sharpest, but he is nevertheless pushing to start today. Even if he is left out of the starting XI by Rudi Garcia, Lukaku will enter the fray with plenty of time remaining. 

In its first game, Iran struggled to handle Chris Wood, New Zealand’s targetman centre-forward. Lukaku is a similar sort of striker and will therefore cause the Iran backline problems with his strength and physicality. Despite occasional criticism, his record for Belgium is magnificent: 90 goals in 127 outings throughout his international career. Tip Romelu Lukaku to score any time at +115 with FanDuel.

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Uruguay vs. Cape Verde

Uruguay and Cape Verde are both looking for their first victory of World Cup 2026.

Goal in Both Halves: No (-120) at FanDuel

The next of our daily World Cup team props centers on Uruguay vs Cape Verde, an intriguing contest in Miami. Both teams drew their first game, although that is where the similarities end. Uruguay was underwhelming in its 1-1 tie with Saudi Arabia, whereas Cape Verde delivered a heroic defensive performance as it held Spain to a 0-0 stalemate.

Cape Verde will use the same game plan here. It did a masterful job of squeezing space against Spain, defending in a low block and closing down opposition players when they received the ball. Remarkably, Cape Verde only committed one foul despite having just 26 percent possession. It was defensive but not passive, and aggressive but not reckless.

Uruguay struggled to break down Saudi Arabia on matchday one and it will find it difficult again here. Marcelo Biesla is not getting the best out of his players, many of whom have reportedly lost faith in the manager. Cape Verde has a good chance of getting to half-time without a goal at either end. Back at least one half to be goalless at -120 with FanDuel.

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New Zealand vs. Egypt

New Zealand and Egypt continue their World Cup journeys against each other today.

Draw at Half-time (+110) at FanDuel

New Zealand and Egypt were both pleased with the ties they registered on matchday one. New Zealand was bright and lively in its 2-2 draw with Iran, twice taking the lead before being pegged back. Egypt also went ahead against Belgium, but an own goal brought the European nation level in the second half. Both sides deserved their points.

This will be a tighter affair. Egypt and New Zealand both prefer to play back-foot soccer, allowing its opponent possession before countering. When two reactive sides lock horns, it usually produces low-scoring matches. In the first half in particular, clear-cut chances will be few and far between as both teams focus on their off-ball structure more than their possession play.

In each of Egypt’s three matches prior to the draw with Belgium, the score was level at the interval. Back a draw at half-time when it faces New Zealand today at +110 with FanDuel.

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