Portugal vs Uruguay November 28: Bookmaker Odds and Bets on Group H Match at World Cup 2022

The second game of the second-leg encounter amongst members of Group H in the ongoing FIFA World Cup is set up between Portugal and Uruguay in the Lusail Stadium, an 88,966-capacity stadium in Lusail, Qatar. While many will stick with their prediction that these two teams are the favorites to make it through the Group stage, the match programmed for Monday 28th November 2022 is a true test of a World cup winning potential for the Portuguese and the Uruguayan side.

• FIFA Ranking: 9th;
• Last five Matches: LWLWW;

The Portuguese National team will strive to make it two wins in two games when they go head-to-head with the former world champions. Fernando Santos' men survived a late-minute scare at the hands of the Black Stars of Ghana in an entertaining five-goal thriller. Cristiano Ronaldo's opener, which set a record as the first player to score in five different world cups, was canceled out by Ayew in the 73rd minute. Joao Felix and substitute Leao restored parity in quick successions before Osman Bukari's 89th-minute goal set up an interesting end to the game. The former European Champions would hope to avoid defeat at the hands of Uruguay to fend off unwanted pressure.

( 4 - 1 - 2 - 1- 2) D. Costa, J. Cancelo, R. Dias, D. Pereira, R. Guerreiro, R. Neves, B. Silva, Otavio, B Fernandes, C. Ronaldo, J. Felix.

• FIFA Ranking: 14th;
• Last five Matches: DWLWD;

Uruguay disappointingly failed to find a way past the Taegeuk Warriors in their opening fixture of the FIFA World Cup. A goalless draw against South Korea, was nowhere near the prediction of many as a team that has the likes of Darwin Nunez, Luis Suarez, Federico Valverde, and Veteran Edinson Cavani are all familiar with the task of putting the ball behind the back of the net with ease. With the woodwork denying Diego Godin in the 43rd minute, it will be all to play for in their second game as a victory against Portugal will send a resounding message to the world about La Celeste's quest to add a third World Cup to their trophy cabinet.

( 4 - 3 - 3 ) S. Alvarez, M. Caceres, D. Godin, J.M.Gimenez, M. Olivera, F. Valverde, M. Vecino, R. Bentancur, F. Pellistri, L. Suarez, D. Nunez.

Yes, we know that Ronaldo is conversant with the business of goal-scoring. But at 37, his aging feet are not as prolific as they were at his peak. Portugal and Uruguay in our prediction will manage only a few goals as Diego Godin and Pepe on both sides command a lot of respect in their defensive tactics. An Under 2.5 Goal at 1.725 odds in the CoinPlay sportsbook is a positive risk to take home.

The Sky Blue team will give their all in their game against the Portuguese National team. Crashing out of the world cup this early is surely not in Paulo Bento's dictionary. A Double Chance bet in favor of Uruguay which sits at 1.80 odds using the popular Bookmaker Bet365 is our second pick for the game.

Portugal has scored one or more goals in 9 out of their last 11 matches. Uruguay on the other hand boasts of a similar record having scored in 6 out of their last 9 games. With all to play for in Group H, a BTTS ( Both Teams To Score) bet at 1xBet with 1.95 odds at the moment is our expert's third take.