Portugal World Cup Odds: Soccer Team Betting Guide For 2022

Portugal is headed to the quarterfinals of the 2022 World Cup after pounding Switzerland, 6-1. Next up for the Portuguese is Morocco, which it will play on Saturday, Dec. 10.

Portugal World Cup results

Here are Portugal World Cup odds for the 2022 soccer tournament in Qatar. Find the game line for Portugal versus Morocco below.

Here are more Portugal versus Morocco odds.

Morocco is to win the tournament.

When will Portugal soccer play again?

Portugal will next play Morocco on Saturday, Dec. 10 at 10 a.m. ET.

Portugal World Cup results

vs. Ghana

Portugal beat Ghana, 3-2, on Nov. 24.

vs. Uruguay

Portugal downed Uruguay, 2-0, on Nov. 28.

vs. South Korea

South Korea edged Portugal, 2-1.

vs. Switzerland

Portugal had little trouble getting by Switzerland in the round of 16 as it won, 6-1.

HOW PORTUGAL QUALIFIED FOR FIFA WORLD CUP QATAR 2022

Netherlands were drawn in UEFA’s Group A alongside Serbia, Ireland, Luxembourg and Azerbaijan. A 90th-minute defeat to Serbia in their final group game meant they had to beat Turkey and North Macedonia via the UEFA World Cup Playoffs to qualify. Check out Marco Cerino‘s post for a full list of nations who have qualified for Qatar 2022.

DATE	OPPONENT	Result	Goals For	Goals Against	Total Goals	xG	xGA	Total xGA
03/24/21	Azerbaijan	Win	1	0	1	N/A	N/A	N/A
03/27/21	Serbia	Draw	2	2	4	N/A	N/A	N/A
03/30/21	Luxembourg	Win	3	1	4	N/A	N/A	N/A
09/01/21	Ireland	Win	2	1	3	2.94	0.66	3.60
09/07/21	Azerbaijan	Win	3	0	3	2.85	0.31	3.16
10/12/21	Luxembourg	Win	5	0	5	5.97	0.33	6.30
11/11/21	Ireland	Draw	0	0	0	0.56	0.63	1.19
11/14/21	Serbia	Loss	1	2	3	0.58	0.58	1.16
03/24/22	Turkey (WCQ Playoff)	Win	3	1	4	3.72	1.78	5.50
03/29/22	North Macedonia (WCQ Playoff)	Win	2	0	2	1.85	0.09	1.94
TOTAL	10	7W-2D-1L	22	7	29	18.47	4.38	22.85

xG stats via FotMob.com

PORTUGAL LIKELY XI

A poor showing at Euro 2020, failure to finish top of UEFA Group A, and his captain Cristiano Ronaldo’s public frustration after their dismal 2-1 loss to Serbia called coach Fernando Santos’ position into question. He survived – credit in the bank for winning Euro 2016 and UEFA Nations League – and guided Portugal through the UEFA Qualification Playoffs with ease to book their ticket to Qatar. Santos now needs to focus on how to get the best out of this talented group of players. His defense-first tactics and playing style don’t fit the profile of players available to him, with the likes of Atlético Madrid’s Joao Felix, Liverpool’s Diogo Jota, and Manchester City’s Bernardo Silva unable to replicate their stellar club form on the international stage.