Belgium holds the strongest position in this market due to its superior attacking depth and experience ahead of the group stage opener against Egypt. The Red Devils feature multiple proven goal threats capable of exploiting matchups against Egypt, Iran, and New Zealand, aligning with pre-tournament assessments of the group’s relative strengths. Egypt and other outcomes sit near even money as traders weigh their counterattacking potential and set-piece threats in a compact schedule, while lower-priced sides like Iran and New Zealand face tougher paths to outscoring the field given defensive orientations and limited recent form against top opposition. No major late roster changes or injuries have shifted these dynamics in the past week.