Betting on the 2006 FIFA World Cup

Betting on the 2006 FIFA World Cup in Germany will be the biggest sports betting book held by online sportsbooks. The tournament begins on June 9 2006 and runs through to the World Cup Final on July 9 2006. The best betting prices will be available on our safe and secure website for soccer and sports betting fans alike.

Online soccer sportsbooks offer a wide range of single/straight and multiple/parlay betting options at a fixed price (fixed odds) on the FIFA World Cup 2006. Win betting or Place betting is available. World Cup bookies offer Single / Straight Sports Bet Types: Head to Head / Moneyline, Coupon, Line / Spread, Buy Points, Totals, Margin, Futures, Exotic Singles Live Betting, Asian Handicap, Multiple Betting/Parlays, Parlay/Teasers Odds.

Online bookies also offer each sport its own Exotic Single bet types. These include bet types such as: Correct Score, Half Time – Full Time Doubles, First Goal Scorer, Game Totals, Set Betting, Half Time Result, 1st Scoring Play, 1st Team to Score, 1st Score 2006 World Cup Soccer Betting: FIFA World Cup bookies offer a host of Soccer World Cup betting options. Customers are given the opportunity to wager on everything from Singles Betting on the match result to novelty bet types such as the identity of the first goal scorer.

Futures betting odds for the 2006 World Cup of football are already available on our safe and secure website despite qualification rounds yet to be completed. This just provides extra value for our customers who wish to get the best betting odds available.

Argentina who enjoyed a great run through the qualifiers were assured long before the final qualifying round of their appearance at the World Cup Finals in Germany 2006. With Chelsea striker Hernan Crespo leading the line, the Argentineans will have both the technical ability and the firepower to be victorious as their 3-1 demolition of Brazil in Buenos Aires confirmed.

France the former World and European  Champions will be looking to bounce back after a dismal showing at the World Cup Finals in South Korea /Japan 2002 and the 2004 European Championships in Portugal. Zinedin Zidane has come out of retirement to help Raymond Domenech’s team qualify for the World Cup Finals in Germany 2006. The Real Madrid playmaker enjoyed his return for Les Bleus scoring in a 3-0 romp in France’s friendly win over first time finalist Côte d’Ivoire.

England did well not to be home before their postcards when they participated in the World Cup Finals in South Korea /Japan 2002. Svens men managed to get past the first round despite lobbing in “The Group of Death”. Unfortunately for England fans they came up against five time winners in Brazil who were good enough and fit enough to win despite being a man down with goals either side of halftime from Rivaldo and Ronaldinho. Wayne Rooney, goalscoring midfielders Frank Lampard and Steven Gerrard along with defender John Terry at set pieces give England all the ammunition they need to make their presence felt, Now Sven just needs to send them out to attack.