World Cup 2026 BOYLE Sports boost: Argentina, France, Brazil & Holland to win first group game NOW 6/1

Jun 9, 2026 - 17:00

World Cup fever is sweeping the nation with the big kick off just days away as Mexico take on South Africa on Thursday.

BOYLE Sports are offering new customers £40 in free bets, an offer which can be claimed by following this link*.

BUT, that’s not all, they’ve turbo charged odds on the first round of matches, if Argentina, France, Brazil and Holland to win first group game (was 9/2) NOW 6/1!*

How to claim £40 in free bets

The offer: Bet £10 on any market and get £40 in free bets.
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Our betting angle on World Cup 2026 opening matches

Reigning champions Argentina open their World Cup 2026 account by taking on Algeria on Wednesday as they start their defence of the trophy they won in Qatar in 2022.

Lionel Messi may be four years older, but they do also have Julian Alvarez in the form of his life to lead the line from the start this time.

La Albiceleste lost their opening match to Saudi Arabia in 2022, but this time they look a good bet to bag a valuable three points.

For many, France are the favourites to go all the way and lift the trophy for a second time under Didier Deschamps tenure – in his final swansong as France Head Coach.

Les Bleus open their World Cup campaign in a tasty-looking encounter against Senegal on Tuesday night. Is this 2002 all over again?

This time France look a little more well-oiled machine, and harmonious with stars like Michael Olise, Rayan Cherki and Ousmane Dembele, supporting the enigmatic Kylian Mbappe.

Senegal will put up a fight, but the French look like they can outscore any nation.

Brazil’s wildcard this tournament? It’s not Neymar. But coach Carlo Ancelotti. The Italian has one of the most decorated coaching careers in modern day history. Can he add international honours to his trophy cabinet?

Brazil begin their ascent on a sixth World Cup trophy against AFCON 2025 champions Morocco, in perhaps one of the hardest opening round match ups. If they can bag three points, they would fancy their chances of going unbeaten with Haiti and Scotland also in Group C.

The Netherlands have been rocked by injuries to the likes of Xavi Simons, Mathijs de Ligt and Jurrien Timber before the tournament has begun. Bu their opener in Dallas against Japan represents a huge chance to put one foot into the round of 32, with Sweden and Tunisia to come.

Fancy all four nations to get off the mark with three points? Grab boosted off odds 6/1 (was 9/2) with BOYLE Sports.

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