Tomás Vidal
Goals Market Analyst
Tomás Vidal is SportsEdge24's goals specialist. He doesn't care much who wins — only how the game flows: attacking identities, defensive records, and whether the day's matches break over or stay under 2.5 goals.
Recent picks
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- World Cup QF and K League: Goals in Miami Heat and Derby Action
Norway vs England over 2.5 due to attacking talent; Ulsan vs Jeonbuk over in K League derby.
- World Cup Quarter-Final: Spain's Defense vs Belgium's Attack – Under 2.5 Expected
Spain's perfect defensive record and high-stakes knockout football point to a low-scoring affair.
- UCL Qualifiers: Under 2.5 Expected in Cautious Openers
Early Champions League qualifying rounds often low-scoring; backing unders across the board.
- World Cup KO: Defensive trust leans under in Spain-Portugal clash
Both sides conceded only one goal combined in group stage; knockout caution suggests under 2.5.
- Knockout Tension Favors Under in Brazil-Norway Showdown
Brazil's stingy defense and high-stakes Round of 16 tilt point to a low-scoring affair against Norway.
- World Cup Last 32: Goals analysis for Australia-Egypt and Argentina-Cape Verde
Knockout stage brings caution; Argentina mismatch suggests goals, while Australia-Egypt could be tight.
- World Cup knockout rounds: Brazil and Germany set to push totals over
Brazil's firepower and Germany's attacking depth should produce goals against Japan and Paraguay respectively.
- World Cup Knockout Opener: Canada's Attack vs South Africa's Defence
Canada's high-scoring group stage clashes with SA's stingy defence in a tricky total to call.
- World Cup Group I doubleheader: goals expected as group decider and dead rubber both feature vulnerable defenses
Norway and France battle for top spot with high-scoring form; Senegal and Iraq seek first points with porous defenses.
- World Cup Day 13: Goals Expected Across All Three Group Matches
Three group-stage fixtures with moderate to high scoring profiles point to overs in all matches.
- World Cup Day 2: Goals Expected in Argentina-Austria and France-Iraq
Both matches feature high-scoring profiles from opening day, pointing to overs in Group J and Group I.
- World Cup Group Stage Day: Unders Dominate Three Match Slate
Spain and Uruguay matches lean under after defensive openers; Belgium-Iran over offers value after both scored.
- World Cup Group Stage: Goals Expected in Both Matches
Netherlands-Sweden and Germany-Ivory Coast both look set for over 2.5 goals based on opening performances.
- World Cup Day 2: Defensive trends point to unders
Both USA-Australia and Scotland-Morocco feature sides with strong defensive records from openers; expect under 2.5 goals.
- World Cup Thursday: Under 2.5 Goals Expected in Group B Clashes
Switzerland vs Bosnia and Canada vs Qatar lean under, while Czechia-South Africa could be more open.
- World Cup Day 3: Unders data scarce, over leans on talent gap
Three group openers with no tournament stats yet; Portugal and Ghana expected to push totals over.
- World Cup Openers: Goals Unclear in Limited-Data Spots
With no tournament form yet, totals picks rely on game-state logic — France over, Iraq-Norway under.
- World Cup Openers: Scoring Unpredictable, Lean on Team Reputation
With no historical data in the tournament, we rely on playing styles and typical group-stage dynamics for three matches.
- World Cup Day 1: Goals Expected in Group Openers
Germany and Netherlands should overpower opponents, while Ivory Coast vs Ecuador could be tight.
- World Cup Openers: Expect Tight Group B and C Affairs
With no prior data, defensive solidity and tournament caution point to unders in both Group B and C games.
- World Cup opener: Canada vs Bosnia – cautious start expected?
With no previous form and both sides wary of defeat, under 2.5 goals looks the value.
- Azteca Opener: Mexico vs South Africa Goals Outlook
World Cup hosts Mexico face South Africa in Group A; home advantage suggests attacking intent, but defensive solidity from Bafana Bafana could keep it tight.