Bet9ja’s Best Booking Codes For The World Cup Quarter-Finals

The World Cup 2026 has officially entered into the quarter-final stage, with just eight teams remaining in the battle to secure the highly-coveted World Cup trophy come the end of the month.

The quarter-finals will get underway on Thursday night when France take on Morocco, followed by Spain facing Belgium, England clashing with Norway and finally reigning champions Argentina meeting Switzerland.

Read on for best booking codes to use at Bet9ja, with all odds available at the time of writing:

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France vs Morocco

France undeniably been the most impressive team at the tournament thus far, with their particularly talented attack lighting up the World Cup stage, including Kylian Mbappe scoring seven goals, Ousmane Dembele netting four times and Michael Olise registering five assists.

While they will be the favourites to progress past Morocco and ultimately go all the way, Mohamed Ouahbi’s team are certainly capable of pulling off an upset, as demonstrated in impressive performances against Brazil (1-1), Netherlands (3-2 win on penalties after 1-1 draw) and Canada (3-0).

Morocco’s stern defence will hope to shut down the superstar France attack, while the likes of Brahim Diaz and Bilal El Khannouss will be relied upon to make the difference going forward in the likely absence of top scorer Ismael Saibari due to injury.

Although Morocco’s defence will aim to frustrate the France attack, the likes of Mbappe, Dembele and Olise should eventually break through, and with Morocco also weakened in attack, we are predicting a France victory in this quarter-final.

France to win, 1.62 – 5K58MLW

Spain vs Belgium

Spain may not have been at their best at the World Cup thus far, but Luis De La Fuente’s team have picked up encouraging victories against Austria and Portugal in the knockout rounds, and they will head into this quarter-final as the strong favourites.

Although Belgium recorded a stunning 4-1 win against co-hosts USA last time out, Rudi Garcia’s side have otherwise been largely underwhelming, including barely scraping past Senegal in the Round of 32 after a late collapse from Pape Thiaw’s side.

Given Belgium’s particular issues in defence, conceding five goals and numerous big chances throughout the tournament thus far, combined with the talented Spain attack boasting the likes of Lamine Yamal and the in-form Mikel Oyarzabal, we are predicting a Spain victory here.

In addition, given the form of Spain’s attack and Belgium’s clear defensive frailties against inferior opposition at times this tournament, we are predicting this game to produce multiple goals in the eventual Spain win.

Spain & over 1.5 goals, 1.93 – 5K58MFR

Norway vs England

Norway have been the World Cup’s dark horses so far, beating Senegal to a second-placed finish in Group I and defeating both Ivory Coast and Brazil 2-1 in the knockout rounds to reach this stage.

Erling Haaland has been the driving force for Norway’s success, scoring seven goals in just four matches, and they will be relying on their striker to make the difference once again against England.

After starting the World Cup in frustratingly sluggish fashion, the Three Lions produced their best performance of the tournament last time out against co-hosts Mexico, winning 3-2 with 10 men at the Azteca Stadium.

That victory will provide huge confidence to England, especially following the resilient defensive performance, and they will have to produce another formidable defensive display if they are to keep out Haaland.

At the other end, Harry Kane and Jude Bellingham are both in stunning goalscoring form, scoring 10 goals combined, and with Norway’s shaky defence in comparison to their brilliant attack, we are backing the Three Lions’ forward men to produce the goods and secure the victory.

England to win, 1.88 – 5K58LNZ

Argentina vs Switzerland

Argentina have been involved in several of the most entertaining matches at the World Cup, including 3-2 victories against Cape Verde and Egypt in the knockout rounds, while they are also the joint-top scorers with 14 goals scored.

Lionel Scaloni’s side have also been vulnerable in defence, conceding five goals and numerous chances throughout the tournament, and they will now face a Switzerland team who have shown their attacking ability.

Switzerland have scored nine goals in their World Cup campaign, while they have also demonstrated that teams can get at their defence, including conceding to Qatar in the group stage.

Given both teams’ strong attacks and defences prone to conceding chances, we are predicting that this quarter-final clash will deliver several goals, with over 1.5 goals anticipated.

Over 1.5 goals, 1.43 – 5K58LFC

Combined Booking Code: 5K58N6Y, Odds: 8.41