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Monday will see some tremendous action in Egypt as two more groups come to a close, writes James Eastham… You can refer lớn the free soccer tips daily page!

Elephants ready lớn trample underdogs[/b]
Namibia v Ivory Coast
Monday July 1, 17:00 BST
Live on Eurosport 1
Ivory Coast need lớn win to be sure of claiming their place in the knockout phase as one of the top two top teams in Group D and will be confident of securing victory against a Namibia side yet to get any points on the board.
The Elephants are still licking their wounds after their 1-0 defeat to Morocco in their last match. That setback means they cannot finish top of the pool and they've yet lớn even come close to fulfilling their potential at this tournament. Anything other than an Ivory Coast win would be a major shock, however, and the odds reflect their expected superiority- According to the good soccer tip page!
Ivory Coast are 1.34 lớn win, with Namibia 12.50 and The Draw 4.10. It's impossible lớn make a case for Namibia: the underdogs lost 1-0 to Morocco before suffering defeat by the same scoreline to South Africa in their second match. They simply don't have the quality lớn cause Ivory Coast serious problems.

With Ivory Coast such a short price it would be smart to look at supporting Ibrahim Kamara's side in other ways. Ivory Coast-Ivory Coast in the Half Time/Full Time market is 2.10, while Ivory Coast -1.0&-1.5 Asian Handicap and Ivory Coast to Win to Nil - both around 1.95 - are worth considering as well.
Renard's boys to secure top spot[/b]
South Africa v Morocco
Monday July 1, 17:00 BST
Live on Eurosport 2
It's slightly surprising lớn find Morocco as short as 2.00 favourites considering they've already qualified for the knockout phase and need only a point to be sure of claiming top spot in Group D. Thanks lớn their 1-0 win over Ivory Coast in their second game Herve Renard's side are in a commanding position and may do the bare minimum rather than going all-out for victory.
South Africa are in a different position: they need to get something out of the game and do better than Ivory Coast in the group's other match in order to qualify directly as one of the top two teams in the pool. There's always the chance South Africa make it through to the knockout phase as one of the best third-placed teams but Stuart Baxter's side would rather not have to rely on that route.
South Africa haven't impressed so far, however: they were outplayed and lost 1-0 to Ivory Coast in their opening match before beating group wooden-spoon holders Namibia by the same scoreline in the second match. South Africa are 4.10 to win but The Draw at 3.20 is more appealing: a stalemate would ensure Morocco top the group and South Africa lack the quality to suggest they can collect all three points here.