Thailand is currently the last of the Hammer Group and thus the World Cup dream has moved very far away. The 0-0-4 score at 1-10 goals speaks for itself and the competition stands simply clearly over Thailand. Against Saudi Arabia (0-1) they were still able to compete against Japan (0-2), V.A.E. (1-3) and Iraq (0-4) were badly under the wheels. In the home game against the strong Australians, Thailand is therefore clear outsider. The star of the team is midfielder Teerasil Dangda of the domestic top club SCG Muangthong United. Captain and defense chief Theerathon Bunmathan also plays at Muangthong and is an important support for the team. However, the squad quality of course is not exactly what one expects from a World Cup participant. Is the fifth defeat in the fifth qualifying game against Australia?
The favored Australians are currently second in Group B. After the victories over Iraq (2-0) and the V.A.E. (1-0) followed two points divisions in Saudi Arabia (2-2) and Japan (1-1). So you have a 2-2-0 balance at 6-3 goals. In contrast to Thailand, Australia can look back on a number of well-known legionaries, including striker Mathew Leckie from FC Ingolstadt and Tom Rogic from Celtic Glasgow. The team’s thinker and driver is midfielder Mile Jedinak from FC Aston Villa, but also Massimo Luongo from Queens Park Rangers is bringing the necessary quality so that Australia is going to Russia with the 2018 World Cup. In the difficult group with Saudi Arabia and Japan, every point counts, so that in Thailand urgently the threesome is needed to consolidate the good second place. Will Australia win the third?
The betting rates are, of course, not very surprising for Australians. However, these quotas are not particularly attractive. But the Under 3 convinces. We do not necessarily expect a great victory in Australia. But for that, we can also imagine that Thailand gets torn playfully. With 3 hits in this game there would be cashback. The 1.85er quota for this tip is taken with 5 units.
