World Cup USA: Will Move To Next Stage With Win Against Algeria
The 10 am EST matchup between USA and Algeria will be a pivotal one.
As Gambling911.com already pointed out, Team USA needs to simply win against Algeria to advance to the next stage. A draw could still keep USA in contention depending on how England performs against Slovenia but coming into this game the US team controls its own destiny.
The United States is a solid favorite at SBG Global to defeat Algeria. The three-way line has the United States at -130, Algeria at +280 and the Draw at +250. USA basically pays slightly less than even odds. One must wager US$13 to win US$10 and the initial $13 bet is refunded should USA win. The total on the match is 2.5 under. The United States has shown the ability to score some goals as they had two against Slovenia and they would have had three if not for a bad referee's call. Algeria has shown no ability to create chances so the U.S. should have the advantage on Wednesday.
Algeria can play defense but to advance to the knockout round they must beat the United States. A draw will not get the job done. Algeria captain Antar Yahia has said that his team plays well collectively and that gives them a chance on Wednesday. The problem for Algeria is that they have no one who can score. They held England to a scoreless draw and while their defense was excellent, they never threatened the England goal.
The United States has had a problem of giving up the first goal in recent matches and that is something they simply can't afford to do against Algeria. If they make a mistake and give up the first goal against Algeria they would find it very tough to penetrate the Algerian defense. They shouldn't have that issue against an Algerian team that simply has no offense. Algeria does have a strong midfield though with Karim Ziani and Yazid Mansouri but unless the U.S. makes a big mistake it will be tough for Algeria to score. The U.S. has been resilient after falling behind in matches but history says that trend will catch up with them. In World Cup matches from 1998-2006, 160 teams gave up the first goal and only 21 teams came back to win. Just 36 others came back to gain a draw.
The U.S. is trying to advance to the second round for the first time since 2002. They will do so with a win over Algeria and they might even get through with a draw. A draw seems unlikely though since Algeria faces a must-win while the U.S. is probably in that situation as well since England is likely to defeat Slovenia.
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