Football Accumulator Tips: 14/1 for Wednesday’s World Cup group deciders

The World Cup group phase is entering its conclusion with Brazil, Morocco and co-hosts Canada all set for important final round games as they look to reach the last 32 of the tournament.

Focusing on Wednesday’s night-time action, check out these Football Accumulator Tips below.

Canada to beat Switzerland (8pm BST) @ 21/10

Canada and Switzerland both scored big in the second round of Group B games. The co-host Reds hit six to beat Qatar while Switzerland enjoyed a frantic victory over Bosnia, scoring four goals in the final 25 minutes.

With four points each after opening match draws, the two teams will be battling it out for top spot in the group.

A stalemate would see both sides advance as the top two but with Canada on home soil, Jesse Marsch's men will want to put on a show and win with a flourish to build momentum for the knockout stages.

Unbeaten in 10 games, the Maple Leaf Team can get the better of Switzerland in Vancouver.

Bosnia vs Qatar: Under 2.5 goals (8pm BST) @ 5/4

Bosnia's display against Switzerland and subsequent 4-1 loss in Los Angeles was totally uncharacteristic. The Dragons hadn't conceded more than one goal in the previous eight matches.

Bosnia did manage to score, as they had done in 11 of their last 12 games, and should fancy their chances of netting past a Qatar side with just one clean sheet in nine.

However, the game in Seattle likely won't be a high-scoring encounter, with six of the previous seven games involving Sergej Barbarez's side featuring only two goals or fewer.

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Morocco to beat Haiti to nil (11pm BST) @ 4/6

Haiti have lost both Group C matches and are yet to score a goal at the World Cup. Failing to find the back of the net in the opening game with Scotland, the Grenadiers then drew a blank in a 3-0 defeat by Brazil.

The barren spell is unlikely to end against Morocco who have kept three clean sheets in their last five matches. The Atlas Lions will be confident of beating Haiti in Atlanta and goalkeeper Yassine Bounou should be largely untroubled and record a second shutout of the tournament.

Brazil to beat Scotland (11pm BST) @ 4/11

Scotland are aiming to reach the World Cup knockout stages for the first time in history but come up against Brazil in their final group game.

Steve Clarke's men may have to settle for progressing as one of the best third-place teams as Carlo Ancelotti's side should prove too strong in Miami Gardens.

Brazil are unbeaten in five games, claiming four wins and drawing with Morocco in their opening World Cup game.

With Vinicius Jr. in strong scoring form and Matheus Cunha grabbing a brace against Haiti, the South Americans are in the groove and shouldn't have a problem finding the net and picking up another three points to advance.