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Women's World Cup - New Zealand vs Norway

Andre | 18th Jul. 2023 | Sport:

This tip unfortunately missed the mark

The Women's World Cup kicks off this Thursday in New Zealand and Australia. The opening game is traditionally played by the host nation, so today I'm looking at New Zealand vs. Norway. Of course, New Zealand will be the underdogs, as Norway are one of the biggest names in women's football. On this page you will find daily football predictions and other sports betting tips on all kinds of matches. We start with the aforementioned opening game between New Zealand and Norway.

Can New Zealand handle the pressure in front of their home fans?

Ranked 28th in the world, New Zealand are not exactly spoilt for choice. Their best known players are probably Ashleigh Ward and Katie Rood, both of whom play for Southampton FC in England. Otherwise, most of the players play in their home league or in Australia. There are also a number of players playing college football in the USA, so professional experience is still lacking. New Zealand have the home fans behind them, which can be inspiring, but it also means pressure. It will all depend on how they handle that.

Can Ada Hegerberg live up to her reputation as the best player?

Norway are certainly in the extended group of favourites and have an avoidable task ahead of them in the form of New Zealand. They play for the best teams in Europe and have one of the best players in the world in Ada Hegerberg. She won the Ballon D'Or in 2018. She won the Champions League with Olympique Lyon in 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020 and 2022. Norway need Hegerberg in top form to be able to attack at the top. On the German side, Tuva Hansen is currently on the books of Bayern Munich.

Our New Zealand - Norway Forecast

I think the Norwegians are still a bit too big for the opening game. The New Zealanders lack international experience and the pressure will be on them in the first game. The Norwegians play in the best leagues in the world and they have a difference-maker in Hegerberg. The two sides last met in a friendly last year. Norway won 2-0.

Bet: Norway wins with 1,5 Handicap

The best odds are with bet365: 1,775

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9 Comments to: Women's World Cup - New Zealand vs Norway

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Jenn-R

20th Jul. 2023 at 01:29 pm CEST

Women's soccer... something like that can not type
Saw yes the other day at Germany preparation game where the opponent had ne 35er quote and actually won