Football Accumulator Tips: Thursday's 11/2 Women's World Cup Treble

USA Women vs Netherlands Women – USA to win to nil

A rematch of the 2019 Women's World Cup final will take place on Thursday when reigning champions USA Women face Netherlands Women.

The Stars and Stripes begun the Women's World Cup 2023 with a comfortable win over Vietnam, while the Dutch managed to edge out Portugal.

The USA have now recorded 10 consecutive victories, racking up 24 goals and only conceding on two occasions.

They have also won 14 and drawn one of their previous 15 World Cup games, since losing on penalties to Japan in the 2011 final.

After beating Portugal the Netherlands have recorded three consecutive victories, the Netherlands will now prepare for a difficult test against the defending champions.

Both teams to score in this Women’s World Cup has only happened 19 out of 20 times at the time of writing and with this most likely being a tight affair but we fancy USA to win this one and shut out the Netherlands.

Portugal Women vs Vietnam Women – Portugal to win to nil

Portugal Women and Vietnam Women will both look to get off the mark in the Women's World Cup 2023 when they face off on Thursday.

The Selecao began their campaign with a narrow 1-0 defeat to the Netherlands, while Vietnam were beaten by the defending champions USA.

Portugal’s first priority will be to claim all three points on Thursday, but one win in their last five games suggests that may be easier said than done.

They have at least proven to be a tough team to break down in recent times, conceding just two goals in their previous four matches.

Both countries will be desperate to claim all three points, but we think that Portugal will have the extra quality required to get the better of Vietnam on Thursday.

Australia Women vs Nigeria Women – Under 2.5 goals

After beginning the Women's World Cup 2023 with a victory, Australia Women will be looking to add three more points to their tally when they face Nigeria Women on Monday.

Meanwhile, the Super Falcons will be hoping to claim their first win of the tournament after holding Canada to a draw in their opening game.

Australia have won 10 of their last 11 internationals, the Matildas will be hoping to continue their fine run of form on Thursday.

Australia, who have progressed from the group stage at the last four World Cups, can secure their place in the knockout rounds with a game to spare if they claim all three points.

Nigeria would have been pleased with their efforts on Matchday One, as they took a point off the reigning Olympic champions Canada.

Impressively, Nigeria have now avoided defeat in their last four matches, keeping clean sheets in three of those fixtures.

With another cagey affair predict and both teams having good defensive records we predict under 2.5 goals in this one.