Sweden vs Tunisia Predictions, Picks & Odds — Sunday, June 14 World Cup Match

James Bisson - Head of Content, Betting
James Bisson • Head of Content, Betting 16+ years betting experience
Updated: Jun 13, 2026 , 01:00 PM ET • 4 min read

Sweden sneaks past Tunisia!

Viktor Gyokeres of Sweden World Cup 2026
Photo By - Reuters Connect. Viktor Gyokeres of Sweden World Cup 2026

Sweden had a torrid qualifying campaign but still managed to reach the World Cup thanks to their play-off success in March.

Those bad memories are now behind them, and they need to make a statement if they are to reach the knockout stages in a group that also includes the Netherlands and Japan.

Check out my Sweden vs. Tunisia World Cup predictions and World Cup picks for June 11 to find out why the Vikings are well-positioned for a win in Monterrey.

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Who will win Sweden vs Tunisia: Sweden (-104)

Under new manager Graham Potter, Sweden won both of their play-off matches in March to secure a somewhat surprising place at the World Cup. Why surprising? Because they collected just one point from the five qualifying matches they played before the play-offs.

The dismal campaign included two defeats to Kosovo and two draws against Slovenia.

Sweden reinvented itself in the play-offs and showed that their nightmare run was firmly behind them. They will also be relying on a fruitful partnership between Arsenal's Viktor Gyökeres and Liverpool's Alexander Isak to lead the attack.

When those two are your main goal threats, you can feel confident about your chances.

Tunisia, meanwhile, should be concerned, as they have struggled for form in recent months. Their final result before the World Cup was a 5-0 defeat to Belgium in a friendly.

That followed a 1-0 loss to Austria, a goalless draw with Canada, and an unconvincing 1-0 victory over Haiti. That's hardly impressive.

Having watched the match against Belgium, I was left with the impression that Tunisia is not ready for the challenge ahead.

Even though Sweden is no longer as feared as they once were, they should still have enough quality to get the job done and claim their first three points of the 2026 World Cup.

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Sweden vs Tunisia Over/Under Pick: Over 2.5 goals (+125)


Sweden scored three goals in each of their play-off matches against Ukraine and Poland in March, showing plenty of quality and creativity in attack on their way to qualification. At the same time, they were far less convincing at the other end of the pitch.

In fact, Sweden has failed to keep a clean sheet in their last 11 matches.

That makes me believe Tunisia can get on the scoresheet. However, when I look at Sweden's predicted line-up and see Viktor Gyökeres and Alexander Isak leading the attack, I can't help but think about the problems Tunisia's center-backs will face trying to contain them.

This partnership offers plenty of goal threat, which is why I'm backing over 2.5 goals in this match.

There have been over 3.5 goals in three of Sweden's last four matches. It's also worth noting that both teams have scored in each of Sweden's last four games and Tunisia's last four matches.

Sweden vs Tunisia projected lineup

Sweden (4-4-2): Nordfeldt, Johansson, Lindelof, Starfelt, Gudmundsson, Elanga, Ayari, Karlstrom, Sema, Isak, Gyökeres. 

Tunisia (4-2-3-1): Dahmen, Arous, Talbi, Rekik, Valery, Skhiri, Belhadj Mahmoud, Achouri, Khedira, Ben Slimane, Mastouri.

Sweden vs Tunisia injuries

Sweden: Emil Holm RB (Out).

Tunisia: None. 

Sweden vs Tunisia weather

Expect a high of 31°C (88°F) with scattered afternoon thunderstorms and a low of 23°C (74°F).

Sweden vs Tunisia odds

Sweden Sweden Tunisia Tunisia
-104 Moneyline +355
+270 Draw +270
Over 2.5 (+138) Total Under 2.5 (-144)

Odds courtesy of Kalshi.

How to watch Sweden vs Tunisia

Check out FIFA's official 2026 World Cup website for more information.

Location Estadio BBVA, Monterrey, MX
Date Sunday, June 14, 2026
Time 10:00 p.m. ET
TV TV

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James Bisson
Head of Content, Betting

James Bisson is the Editor-in-Chief at Covers. He has been a writer, reporter and editor for more than 20 years, including a nine-year stint with The Canadian Press and more than five years at theScore. He has covered dozens of marquee events including the 2010 Winter Olympics, the 2006 Stanley Cup final and Wrestlemania 23, and his work has appeared in more than 200 publications, including the Los Angeles Times, the Guardian, Yahoo! Sports, the Toronto Star and The Globe and Mail.

His book, “100 Greatest Canadian Sports Moments”, was a hardcover best-seller in Canada in 2008 and earned him appearances on CBC Radio and Canada AM. He has written more than 50 sportsbook reviews, more than 200 industry news articles, and dozens of other sportsbook-related content articles.

A graduate of the broadcast journalism program at Ryerson University (now Toronto Metropolitan University), James has been an avid bettor since the early 2000s, and cites bet365 as his favorite sports betting site due to its superior functionality and quick payouts. His biggest professional highlight: Covering Canada's first Olympic gold medal on home soil – and interviewing Bret Hart. Twice.

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