2023 FIFA Women's World Cup Quarterfinals Odds: Japan vs. Sweden Betting Preview

2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup Quarterfinals Odds: Japan vs. Sweden Betting Preview

The FIFA Women’s World Cup Quarterfinals continues on Friday when giant killer Sweden takes on Japan. The Swedes dispatched of pre-tournament favorite U.S. via penalty kicks at the knockout stage. Japan has played lights out during the entire World Cup. Which team moves to the semifinals?

Check out Women’s World Cup soccer odds, analysis, and free picks for Japan versus Sweden.

 

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Handicap Odds: Japan -0.5 +119 / Sweden +0.5 -152
Money Line Odds: Sweden +228 / Japan +125 / Draw +232
Over Under Total: O 2.5 +133 / U 2.5 -170

Friday, August 11 at 3:30 am ET
Eden Park, Auckland, New Zealand

 

Why Bet on Sweden versus the Japan

The Swedes did something that many believed was unthinkable, ending two-time defending World Cup Champion the United States’ international reign. For sure, Sweden got help from Megan Rapinoe, who missed a penalty kick.

Still, keeping the U.S. from scoring a goal in regulation and then forcing penalty kicks shows how determined Sweden is. The Swedes are three matches away from World Cup glory and will give it their all on Friday.

Sweden Last 5

  • W – 0-0 vs United States
  • W – 0-2 vs Argentina
  • W – 5-0 vs Italy
  • W – 2-1 vs South Africa
  • D – 3-3 vs Norway

Sweden Predicted Starting Lineup

  • Musovic
  • Eriksson
  • Ilestedt
  • Andersson
  • Bjorn
  • Rubensson

 

  • Angeldal
  • Blackstenius
  • Asllani
  • Rolfo
  • Kaneryd

Why Bet on Japan versus Sweden

No team left at this year’s Women’s World Cup, not England, not France, not Spain, has dominated their opponents as thoroughly as the Japanese.

Japan yielded their first goal of the tournament in their Round of 16 victory over the Norwegians. Even though they gave up a goal, Japan beat Norway via multiple goals in the 3-1 victory.

4-0 wins against Spain, a 2-0 win over Costa Rica, and a 5-0 win over Zambia tells us all we must know about well the Japanese are playing.

Japan Last 5

  • W – 3-1 vs Norway
  • W – 4-0 vs Spain
  • W – 2-0 vs Cost Rica
  • W – 5-0 vs Zambia
  • W – 5-0 vs Panama

Japan Predicted Starting Lineup

  • Yamashita
  • Kumagai
  • Minami
  • Takahashi
  • Nagano
  • Hasegawa

Japan Predicted Starting Lineup

  • Endo
  • Shimizu
  • Tanaka
  • Miyazawa
  • Fujino

Final Betting Analysis: Sweden vs. Japan

Sweden played excellent defensive soccer to keep the Americans from posting a goal in the penalty kick victory over the United States. But although the Swedes have momentum due to the win, Japan is playing like the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup winner.

The Japanese have been the most consistent squad at this year’s Women’s World Cup. The Japanese have also played the most devastating soccer, holding opponents to less possession, fewer shots outright and fewer shots on goal, and many more fewer attacking opportunities.

Right now, no team appears capable of keeping Japan from lifting the WC trophy. The Japanese put another checkmark in the win column with a multiple goal regulation victory.

Women’s World Cup Pick: Japan +125 | Bet Japan vs. Sweden to Win
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2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup Quarter-Finals Schedule

Date Time Match Home   Away
Friday, August 11 9:00 a.m. Match 57 Spain vs. Netherlands
Friday, August 11 3:30 p.m. Match 58 Japan vs. Sweden
Saturday, August 12 1:00 a.m. Match 59 Australia vs. France
Saturday, August 12 4:00 a.m. Match 60 England vs. Colombia

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2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup Odds to Win

Team Odds
Spain -123
England +202

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