World Cup Tips — Tuesday 30 June (AEST)

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Three Round of 32 ties play out across Tuesday AEST: Brazil v Japan at 3 AM, Germany v Paraguay at 6:30 AM and Netherlands v Morocco at 11 AM. Picks, prices and the watch guide below.

The knockout rounds keep rolling. Three R32 ties land across Tuesday in Australia — one before sunrise, one over breakfast, one mid-morning — all live and free on SBS. Here are the prices, the angle and our picks for each.

A football pitch under stadium floodlights with three illuminated match clocks counting down to kickoff
Three R32 ties play out across Tuesday AEST — Brazil, Germany and the Netherlands all in action.
Brazil v Japan 3:00 AM AEST, NRG Stadium (Houston)
Germany v Paraguay 6:30 AM AEST, Gillette Stadium (Foxborough)
Netherlands v Morocco 11:00 AM AEST, Estadio BBVA (Monterrey)

The card at a glance

Match Decimal (1 / X / 2) Pick
Brazil v Japan 1.70 / 3.71 / 5.31 Brazil to win, Vinícius Jr anytime
Germany v Paraguay 1.35 / 5.08 / 8.89 Germany −1 line / over 2.5 goals
Netherlands v Morocco 2.24 / 3.09 / 3.54 Tightest tie of the day; lean Morocco DNB

1X2 decimal odds, source: odds1x2.com (avg of Bet365 / Spreadex / 888sport / Megapari), as of 29 Jun 2026. Implied probability before margin.

Brazil v Japan — 3:00 AM AEST

Brazil topped Group C with two wins and a draw; Vinícius Júnior scored in all three group games (and posted a 3.06 xG against Scotland, a record single-player WC xG). Japan finished 2nd in Group F unbeaten — but the headline is the revenge subplot: Japan beat this Brazil side 3–2 in October 2025 after trailing 2–0 with 20 minutes left.

Brazil are without Éder Militão (hamstring, season over) and Rodrygo (ACL); Raphinha is doubtful with a thigh. Neymar is fit and is expected as a super-sub. Japan are without Kaoru Mitoma (not in squad) and Takefusa Kubo is likely out (knee).

Our pick: Brazil-win is fair at 1.70 but the smarter ticket is Vinícius Jr anytime scorer — a man on a tournament-defining run against a Japan side averaging 0.50 GA/game.

Germany v Paraguay — 6:30 AM AEST

Germany won Group E (7–1 Curaçao, 2–1 Côte d’Ivoire, lost 2–1 to Ecuador) and have nine group goals to their name. Paraguay arrive as a best-third qualifier (4 pts) after a 0–0 with Australia in MD3. Opta’s supercomputer rates Germany 54.7% to win, Paraguay 23.1%.

Germany are without Nico Schlotterbeck (ligament, tournament over). Paraguay’s Diego Gómez is suspended (2nd yellow vs Australia). Omar Alderete and Ramón Sosa are doubts.

Our pick: the Paraguay line is generous at 8.89 but the value sits on Germany −1 handicap (line betting) or over 2.5 goals — Germany have scored freely and Paraguay tightened up in their group draws rather than via shutouts.

Netherlands v Morocco — 11:00 AM AEST

The tightest market of the day. Netherlands topped Group F (7 pts, +6) but failed to record a clean sheet; Morocco won 4 of their last 6 with 3 clean sheets. Opta rates Netherlands 47.6%, Morocco 25.0%.

"I’m not sure if we are the favourite in the match against Morocco." — Ronald Koeman, Netherlands head coach (The National, 26 Jun 2026)

Our pick: the 3.54 on Morocco prices a serious shot at a giant-killing. Morocco draw-no-bet (line betting / DNB) is the smarter expression — Saïbari was the group-stage standout and the Atlas Lions defend a lead as well as any side left.

Boomerang Bet
1X2 markets for all three R32 ties in AUD; line-betting on Germany −1 and Morocco DNB.
Rabona
Same-game multi builders if you fancy stacking Vinícius Jr + Brazil win.
VegasHero
First/anytime scorer markets — usable for the Vinícius Jr and Mahrez angles.
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  • Three R32 ties — all live and free on SBS / SBS On Demand.
  • Best straight pick: Brazil to win (1.70) and Vinícius Jr anytime.
  • Best line bet: Germany −1 vs Paraguay (or over 2.5 goals).
  • Best longshot: Morocco DNB — Koeman has named them as the threat.
What time are today’s World Cup matches in Australia?
Brazil v Japan kicks off 3:00 AM AEST; Germany v Paraguay 6:30 AM AEST; Netherlands v Morocco 11:00 AM AEST — Tuesday 30 June.
Where can I watch the World Cup in Australia?
SBS holds the rights — every match live and free on SBS and SBS On Demand.
Are Brazil really favourites after losing key players?
Yes — Brazil are still 1.70 to beat Japan. Militão and Rodrygo are out for the tournament; Neymar is fit and likely to come off the bench.

More: latest outright winner odds, the Predictions hub, the full knockout bracket, the Group F guide and the Netherlands, Brazil and Germany profiles.