Hiram Moreno
The third week of July begins today as we head into the second half of the month, and while many leagues are dormant and the MLB went on hiatus for the All-Star Game, the JefeBet App continues to bring you daily selections so that you don’t miss the opportunity to score points for the monthly leaderboard.
These are the picks we recommend you to consider in this opportunity for Monday, July 18, 2022.
JefeBet App Picks for Monday July 18,2022
JefeBet App: CONCACAF Women’s Championship – USA vs Canada
Which Team Will Lift the Trophy?
Once again there will be a clash of North American powers in the CONCACAF Women’s Championship after the United States and Canada reached the final with much credit. It will be a match between two very strong teams as the United States, World Champion and #1 ranked team, takes on Canada, Olympic Champion and #6 in the world rankings.
Both teams’ paths to these finals have been similar, as both won all four of their matches and scored 12 goals in the process while allowing none, indicating how evenly matched this final will be.
With this in mind, it is best to use as a reference the history of confrontation between the two nations in this instance, since it will not be the first time they face each other. This will be the tenth time that the two countries will meet in a final in this tournament, and the United States has an overwhelming advantage in that record with eight wins and only one loss, so we believe they could take the win and the trophy.
Pick: USA
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JefeBet App: CONCACAF Women’s Championship – USA vs Canada
What Percentage of Possession Will the USA Have?
Considering that they are favorites, the United States will surely want to take control of the match while Canada knows that they are underdogs according to the historical record, so they will be a bit more patient when it comes to fighting for the ball.
The United States has averaged 57% possession in its last two official matches against Canada. However, we do not believe that the difference in possession will be much in this final, and will probably be just over 50%.
Pick: 52-56
