World Cup Betting: Ecuador look value to keep Germany off top spot

John Cobb
Friday 16 June 2006 00:00 BST
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Ecuador, who have scored five times without reply in the tournament, look overpriced at 7-4 with all firms to top Group A ahead of Germany. Goal difference means Ecuador need only a draw to finish ahead of the Germans, who are 2-5.

Today, Serbia attract at 5-1 to get a vital win against Argentina in the closely matched Group C. Hernan Crespo is favourite with Ladbrokes to bag most goals of today's attackers with Chelsea connections. Arjen Robben is 5-2, Didier Drogba 7-2 and former Chelsea player Mateja Kezman 8-1.

They have Ruud van Nistelrooy at 9-4 to score more than Didier Drogba today. Drogba is 4-1 and the tie 8-13.

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