Australia Updated Odds to Win the 2018 FIFA World Cup - Still 500-1?

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Australia Updated Odds to Win the 2018 FIFA World Cup - Still 500-1?

Win and they're in to the next round, provided Denmark does not tie against France. Australia now had odds of 500/1 (750/1 at some books). Find out if you can bet online from your country here


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Australia managed one goal against Denmark and conceded one to tie 1-1.

Mile Jedinak was able to convert on a penalty kick for Australia.

With the result, Denmark is up to four points in the group, while Australia has one. Denmark closes against France, while Australia faces Peru on Tuesday at 10 a.m. ET.

Australia appears to have the weaker opponent, and one that is already out of the tournament, in Peru.  Denmark will face a France team that is 2-0 so far in the tournament.  Both Peru and France will be playing for pride as France has already advanced to the next round.

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