Spencer Closs

Spencer is a true sports junkie. A graduate of the Sports Journalism program at Centennial College, he first joined NorthStar Gaming as an intern in 2023. He is now a contributing writer. He loves finding the edge to bet on in all sports but has a deep passion for the NBA and UFC. Previous stops include Sportsnet.

Shanghai Masters final pick and prediction: Best bet on Rinderknech vs. Vacherot

Shanghai Masters predictions

Two unlikely foes meet in the Shanghai Masters final.

The pre-match narrative: Not only are Arthur Rinderknech and Valentin Vacherot two of the lowest-ranked players to ever meet in the finals of an ATP Masters 1000 event, but they are also cousins battling it out for a title at the highest level. Expect an epic showdown.

Check out my top Shanghai Masters prediction for the final.

Shanghai Masters prediction: Final

Best Bet: Over 23.5 games (-113)

Vacherot entered the Shanghai Masters ranked No. 204. He spent most of his season on the Challengers Tour, but will be partaking in a lot more ATP events from now on.

His live rank is currently No. 58, and that would end up even higher if he were to win this match.

The 26-year-old from Monaco took a while to reach the main stage, but he’s made quite a first impression.

Vacherot is coming off the best win of his career, dominantly knocking off Novak Djokovic in straight sets.

Rinderknech also deserves his flowers. He’s eliminated a row of top-tier opponents en route to the final.

He beat a red-hot Felix Auger-Aliassime in the quarters and clawed back against a streaking Daniil Medvedev in the semis.

Despite playing some of the world’s best players, both men have been very difficult to break.

Because of that, I can see an epic back-and-forth match between the two cousins looking to capitalize on their moment.

This isn’t a high number by any means, and the match could still go over in two close sets. But I’m fully expecting a hard-fought battle that goes the distance.

Key stat: Rinderknech has held 94% of his serves at this event (60/64) while Vacherot isn’t far behind, with a 91% hold rate (93/102).

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Tennis prediction made at 2:20 p.m. on 10/11/2025.

Cubs vs. Brewers Game 5 NLDS SGP predictions: Back Yelich, Chourio to contribute in +380 wager

Cubs vs. Brewers predictions

There’s another winner-take-all Game 5 on Saturday, but this time it’s for the final spot in the NLCS.

The pregame narrative: The Milwaukee Brewers won the first two games before handing them back to the Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Field. The series heads back to Milwaukee with the winner advancing to face the Los Angeles Dodgers.

Check out my Cubs vs. Brewers predictions for Oct. 11, featuring prop bets on Seiya Suzuki, Jackson Chourio and Christian Yelich.

Cubs vs. Brewers predictions

Parlay: Brewers moneyline | Suzuki over 0.5 hits | Chourio over 0.5 hits | Yelich over 0.5 hits (+380)

Brewers moneyline (-141): The home team has won every game in this series, and I’ll stick with that trend.

  • The Brewers tied the Los Angeles Dodgers for the third-most home wins during the regular season (52).
  • Milwaukee crushed the Cubs at home in Games 1 and 2, scoring 7+ runs in both games and holding a +10 run differential.

At the time of writing, it is unclear who the starting pitchers will be for both teams, but it has been strongly suggested that the Brewers and Cubs will use whoever is available to get 27 outs.

And if that’s the case, I have to side with Milwaukee’s pitching. The Brewers had the second-best team ERA in MLB (3.59).

The Cubs have too many things working against them. They were a subpar road team (42-39) that struggled to beat teams with a better than .500 record (38-46 in those games).

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Suzuki over 0.5 hits (-157): Suzuki has been a consistent force in the Cubs’ offence.

  • He is 6-1 against this wager in the postseason.
  • The slugger had a 95th percentile barrel rate (16.6%) and a 93rd percentile chase rate (20.5%) during the regular season, per Baseball Savant.
  • Suzuki also had much better splits on the road. He hit .267 away from home and .224 at home this season.

The goal here was to find someone on the Cubs who can trot into American Family Field and feel comfortable in the batter’s box.

And I believe Suzuki is that guy. He has a good eye for the strike zone and should put the ball in play on multiple occasions.

Chourio over 0.5 hit (-275) + Yelich over 0.5 hit (-265): The last part of my SGP focuses on the No. 1 and 2 hitters on the Brewers.

The most obvious advantage of hitting early in the order is receiving the most at-bats in the lineup, which results in more chances to cash this wager.

And that’s exactly what these two have been doing.

  • Chourio: .467 postseason average (seven hits in 15 plate appearances) with at least a hit in all four games.
  • Yelich: .333 postseason average (five hits in 15 at-bats) with three walks. 3-1 on this wager.

When the Cubs shut down the Brewers in Game 4, 6-0, Chourio and Yelich accounted for three of the seven base runners Milwaukee produced over the nine innings.

Yelich had two walks, which doesn’t help this wager but still demonstrates how well he is seeing the ball right now.

If the Brewers win like I predict them to, I can’t see it happening without contributions from two of their top hitters.

Cubs vs. Brewers predictions as of 2:45 p.m. on 10/09/2025.

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Best NHL anytime goal picks Oct. 11: Bet on Kirill Kaprizov, Matthew Knies to score

NHL anytime goal picks

The NHL makes a triumphant return on Saturday with every team in action.

The pregame narrative: The Toronto Maple Leafs look to improve to 2-0 in the early season and battle the Detroit Red Wings. I like the value on Matthew Knies to light the lamp in that game, and will also ride with Kirill Kaprizov when the Minnesota Wild host the Columbus Blue Jackets

Check out my NHL anytime goal picks for Oct. 11.

NHL anytime goal picks

Best bet: Kaprizov to score (-106)

Kaprizov was electric in the Wild’s debut, recording three assists to aid in the 5-0 thrashing of the St. Louis Blues.

He only needed to play 16 minutes, which is almost seven minutes less than his average last season.

The superstar winger was hyper-efficient with his time on ice and should see an uptick in minutes moving forward.

Last year, Kaprizov missed half the season with an injury and still recorded 25 goals. Before that, he had three straight seasons of 40+ goals.

The scary part is that he is only entering his prime at 28 years old.

Colombus will turn to Elvis Merzlikins in goal for their second game. He started 52 games for the Blue Jackets last season and had a below-average .892 SV% and 3.18 GAA.

In fact, he’s had worse than a .900 SV% for three straight seasons.

Key stat: Kaprizov put up a 50-goal pace in 2024-25, which would have ranked second behind Leon Draisaitl’s 53 goals.

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Knies to score a goal (+200): With the departure of Mitch Marner and Knies’ newly inked deal, the forward is expected to have a strong campaign.

  • In the season opener, the big winger played just under 20 minutes, which was the second most amongst Leafs’ forwards behind only Auston Matthews.
  • Knies grabbed an assist and recorded two shots in that game.
  • He’s coming off a career year, scoring 29 goals and 58 points in his second full NHL season.

Knies remains in a very advantageous position, playing on the first line with Matthews. He also plays the net front role on a loaded power play that also includes Morgan Rielly, John Tavares and William Nylander.

That will lead to a lot of easy goals for Knies this season.

The Detroit Wings got rocked 5-1 in their opener and seemingly have a goalie problem. They went to John Gibson in that game, and he got lit up for five goals on 17 shots by the Montreal Canadiens.

On Saturday, they will try their hand with Cam Talbot, who doesn’t project to be much better.

He played the Leafs three times last season and had a dreadful .817 SV% and 4.13 GAA in those games.

Based on the opponent and opportunity, Knies has strong value at a 2-to-1 price.

NHL anytime goal picks made at 12:01 p.m. ET on 10/11/2025.

Best NHL anytime goal picks Oct. 11: Bet on Kirill Kaprizov, Matthew Knies to score

NHL anytime goal picks

The NHL makes a triumphant return on Saturday with every team in action.

The pregame narrative: The Toronto Maple Leafs look to improve to 2-0 in the early season and battle the Detroit Red Wings. I like the value on Matthew Knies to light the lamp in that game, and will also ride with Kirill Kaprizov when the Minnesota Wild host the Columbus Blue Jackets

Check out my NHL anytime goal picks for Oct. 11.

NHL anytime goal picks

Best bet: Kaprizov to score (-107)

Kaprizov was electric in the Wild’s debut, recording three assists to aid in the 5-0 thrashing of the St. Louis Blues.

He only needed to play 16 minutes, which is almost seven minutes less than his average last season.

The superstar winger was hyper-efficient with his time on ice and should see an uptick in minutes moving forward.

Last year, Kaprizov missed half the season with an injury and still recorded 25 goals. Before that, he had three straight seasons of 40+ goals.

The scary part is that he is only entering his prime at 28 years old.

Colombus will turn to Elvis Merzlikins in goal for their second game. He started 52 games for the Blue Jackets last season and had a below-average .892 SV% and 3.18 GAA.

In fact, he’s had worse than a .900 SV% for three straight seasons.

Key stat: Kaprizov put up a 50-goal pace in 2024-25, which would have ranked second behind Leon Draisaitl’s 53 goals.

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NHL predictions

Knies to score a goal (+200): With the departure of Mitch Marner and Knies’ newly inked deal, the forward is expected to have a strong campaign.

  • In the season opener, the big winger played just under 20 minutes, which was the second most amongst Leafs’ forwards behind only Auston Matthews.
  • Knies grabbed an assist and recorded two shots in that game.
  • He’s coming off a career year, scoring 29 goals and 58 points in his second full NHL season.

Knies remains in a very advantageous position, playing on the first line with Matthews. He also plays the net front role on a loaded power play that also includes Morgan Rielly, John Tavares and William Nylander.

That will lead to a lot of easy goals for Knies this season.

The Detroit Wings got rocked 5-1 in their opener and seemingly have a goalie problem. They went to John Gibson in that game, and he got lit up for five goals on 17 shots by the Montreal Canadiens.

On Saturday, they will try their hand with Cam Talbot, who doesn’t project to be much better.

He played the Leafs three times last season and had a dreadful .817 SV% and 4.13 GAA in those games.

Based on the opponent and opportunity, Knies has strong value at a 2-to-1 price.

NHL anytime goal picks made at 9:11 a.m. ET on 10/11/2025.

NHL best bets and predictions Oct. 11: Expect a big performance from San Jose’s young stars

NHL predictions

The first NHL Saturday is here, and I have two picks from the loaded slate of games.

The pregame narrative: The Minnesota Wild are off to a strong start after winning big in their opener. They look to build on the early success against the Columbus Blue Jackets. Later on, expect the San Jose Sharks to earn their first win of the season.

Check out my NHL predictions for Oct. 11.

NHL predictions: Best bet

Best bet: Wild 60-minute moneyline (-116)

The Wild looked dynamic on opening night, thrashing the St. Louis Blues, 5-0.

It was a full team effort on the road, with four different goal scorers getting on the board to pair with a 27-save shutout for Filip Gustavsson.

Kirill Kaprizov added three assists in the first game after inking a new deal that made him the highest-paid player in the NHL.

Minnesota goes as far as Kaprizov takes them. Just take a look at the Wild’s record last season with and without their superstar.

  • With: 25-13-3
  • Without: 20-17-4

The Blue Jackets start the season with back-to-back away games and lost the first one to the Nashville Predators.

Nashville was the third-worst team in the NHL last season. Columbus generated 37 shots on net but only 3.0 expected goals.

The Blue Jackets failed to get many high-danger chances and should have an even tougher time against the Wild, who are better than the Preds on both sides of the puck.

Key stat: Minnesota went 2-0 against Columbus last year.

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Sharks moneyline (+100): The Sharks impressed in their opener, taking the Vegas Golden Knights to overtime but ultimately losing.

Thankfully, they get a bit of a soft landing spot in their second game against the Anaheim Ducks.

  • Anaheim is 0-1 this season, losing 3-1 to the Seattle Kraken on Thursday.
  • The Ducks had the fourth-worst goal differential in the Western Conference last season (-42). Vegas had the second-best (+56)

Both Anaheim and San Jose are teeming with young talent, but I have to side with the sophomores on the Sharks.

Macklin Celebrini and Will Smith matched up with the Golden Knights’ top line on Thursday, each playing 20+ minutes.

Neither contributed a point, but the Sharks still managed three goals. The pair of budding stars won’t have to deal with Mitch Marner and Jack Eichel in their second game, which should open up their offensive opportunities.

The supporting cast looks strong, and both Celebrini and Smith appear ready to carry big roles on the top line.

At home, I’ll definitely take a shot on the Sharks at plus money.

NHL predictions made at 4:18 p.m. ET on 10/10/2025.

NHL best bets and predictions Oct. 11: Expect a big performance from San Jose’s young stars

NHL predictions

The first NHL Saturday is here, and I have two picks from the loaded slate of games.

The pregame narrative: The Minnesota Wild are off to a strong start after winning big in their opener. They look to build on the early success against the Columbus Blue Jackets. Later on, expect the San Jose Sharks to earn their first win of the season.

Check out my NHL predictions for Oct. 11.

NHL predictions: Best bet

Best bet: Wild 60-minute moneyline (-108)

The Wild looked dynamic on opening night, thrashing the St. Louis Blues, 5-0.

It was a full team effort on the road, with four different goal scorers getting on the board to pair with a 27-save shutout for Filip Gustavsson.

Kirill Kaprizov added three assists in the first game after inking a new deal that made him the highest-paid player in the NHL.

Minnesota goes as far as Kaprizov takes them. Just take a look at the Wild’s record last season with and without their superstar.

  • With: 25-13-3
  • Without: 20-17-4

The Blue Jackets start the season with back-to-back away games and lost the first one to the Nashville Predators.

Nashville was the third-worst team in the NHL last season. Columbus generated 37 shots on net but only 3.0 expected goals.

The Blue Jackets failed to get many high-danger chances and should have an even tougher time against the Wild, who are better than the Preds on both sides of the puck.

Key stat: Minnesota went 2-0 against Columbus last year.

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NHL best bet

Sharks moneyline (+102): The Sharks impressed in their opener, taking the Vegas Golden Knights to overtime but ultimately losing.

Thankfully, they get a bit of a soft landing spot in their second game against the Anaheim Ducks.

  • Anaheim is 0-1 this season, losing 3-1 to the Seattle Kraken on Thursday.
  • The Ducks had the fourth-worst goal differential in the Western Conference last season (-42). Vegas had the second-best (+56)

Both Anaheim and San Jose are teeming with young talent, but I have to side with the sophomores on the Sharks.

Macklin Celebrini and Will Smith matched up with the Golden Knights’ top line on Thursday, each playing 20+ minutes.

Neither contributed a point, but the Sharks still managed three goals. The pair of budding stars won’t have to deal with Mitch Marner and Jack Eichel in their second game, which should open up their offensive opportunities.

The supporting cast looks strong, and both Celebrini and Smith appear ready to carry big roles on the top line.

At home, I’ll definitely take a shot on the Sharks at plus money.

NHL predictions made at 2:52 p.m. ET on 10/10/2025.

Shanghai Masters semifinal picks and predictions: Best bets on Djokovic vs. Vacherot, Medvedev vs. Rinderknech

Shanghai Masters predictions

The semifinals at the Shanghai Masters goes down on Saturday morning.

The pre-match narrative: Novak Djokovic welcomes an unlikely foe in Monaco’s Valentin Vacherot in the semis. After that, Daniil Medvedev looks to advance to his second final of the season, but he’ll need to beat a streaking Arthur Rinderknech to get there.

Check out my top Shanghai Masters predictions for the semifinals.

Shanghai Masters predictions: Semifinal

Best Bet: Djokovic/Vacherot under 21.5 games (-105)

Vacherot entered this event ranked No. 204 and is the second-lowest rank ever to reach a semifinal at a Masters 1000 event.

He’s in unprecedented territory and faces Djokovic with a spot in the final on the line.

  • This is only the second ATP event that Vacherot has qualified for this season. He’s played most of his time on the Challenger Tour and holds a 40-22 record.
  • He has played seven matches in Shanghai, and five of them have gone all three sets.
  • Because of that, Vacherot has played just under 15 hours of tennis in the last two weeks.
  • In comparison, Djokovic has been on the court for nine hours and seven minutes.

The Serbian struggled with the conditions in Shanghai for two matches, but he bounced back to grab a clean win over Zizou Bergs in straight sets in the quarterfinals.

Djokovic is arguably the best to ever do it, and his 562-94 record on hard courts is unmatched. He should be able to get past Vacherot quickly.

Key stat: Even at 38 years old, Djokovic is having an incredible season. He is 35-10 overall and 21-6 on hard courts — including 9-1 in his last 10 matches.

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Tennis best bet: Medvedev vs. Rinderknech

Medvedev -1.5 sets (-105): I admittedly faded Medvedev in his quarterfinal match against Alex de Minaur, and he made me look foolish.

In late August, he got a new coach, and it helped him turn a corner. Medvedev has won eight of 10 matches since the change.

He showcased his skill and new guidance, smoking a scorching-hot de Minaur in the semifinal.

His opponent, Rinderknech, has taken out Alexander Zverev and Felix Auger-Aliassime at the Shanghai Masters, which is worth noting.

But I can’t look past his overall weak season. He has a sub-.500 record (30-31) and is 13-14 on this playing surface, even after his five-match winning streak.

When Medvedev’s in form, he’s a legit top-five talent, and he looks to be peaking ahead of this match.

Tennis predictions made at 11:09 a.m. on 10/10/2025.

CFL Week 19 predictions, picks and betting odds: Bet on Montreal to stay hot behind Davis Alexander

CFL Week 19 predictions

The regular season is winding down as the CFL reaches its Week 19 slate.

This week’s CFL narrative: The Montreal Alouettes entered the season as the Grey Cup favourites but hit a rough patch when starting quarterback Davis Alexander went down. He’s back and the Als are rolling again. Look for Montreal to have a dominant performance over the Edmonton Elks on Thanksgiving Monday.

Check out the latest CFL Week 19 predictions for the games beginning Friday, Oct. 10.

CFL Week 19 predictions

Best bet: Blue Bombers -3.5 (-110)

The Blue Bombers may have found new life with Zach Collaros back at quarterback.

In his return last week, Winnipeg smoked the Hamilton Tiger-Cats, 40-3. Collaros completed 20-of-25 passes for 367 yards and a touchdown.

The Elks are coming off a bye week, but they lost three of five games prior.

  • Edmonton has the worst offence in the CFL, scoring the fewest points per game (24.2).
  • Earlier in the season, the Elks lost to the Blue Bombers, 36-23. Collaros threw for 334 yards with three touchdowns and no turnovers in that win.

Edmonton failed to slow down Winnipeg’s offence last time, and I expect much of the same again in the second meeting.

Winnipeg has won back-to-back games by at least a touchdown. It should be hard for the Elks to keep pace.

Key stat: Edmonton has failed to cover this spread in six of its eight losses.

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CFL Week 19 picks

Alouettes -13.5 (-110): Alexander is back under centre for the Als, which makes Montreal very hard to beat moving forward.

  • He’s dealt with injuries this season, but his value can’t be understated when healthy.
  • After Week 18’s 38-20 win over the Calgary Stampeders, Alexander set a CFL record with a 9-0 record as a starter to begin his career.

There’s a real possibility that Montreal would have the league’s best record right now if they’d had a healthy Alexander starting in every game.

But the good news is he’s back at the right time as the Als make a push toward the postseason.

Alexander missed eight straight games and didn’t show any rust in his return. He completed 72% of his pass attempts for 350 yards.

In Week 19, the Als face the downtrodden Redblacks. Ottawa has a bottom-two offence and defence and has lost three straight games by a touchdown or more.

Montreal should move the ball at will, running up the score while putting in a solid defensive effort.

CFL betting odds and matchups: Oct. 10-11

Argonauts (+425) vs. Roughriders (-590)
Friday, Oct. 10, 9 p.m. ET

  • The Roughriders have the best scoring defence in the CFL, while the Argonauts have the worst. Their first meeting this season finished 39-32, far exceeding Friday’s set total of 50.5. There’s definitely high scoring potential here, but both teams have slowed down since that first game. Toronto and Saskatchewan have gone under this number in five of their past eight contests collectively.

Stampeders (+123) vs. Tiger-Cats (-150)
Friday, Oct. 11, 3 p.m. ET

  • Calgary was once among the Grey Cup favourites but has lost four straight games to fall to 8-7. It hasn’t been competitive either. All of those losses came by 12 points or more. If the Stampeders want to snap the skid, they’ll need to beat the East-leading Tiger-Cats, who have won four of their past five.

CFL Week 19 predictions as of 10:45 a.m. on 10/10/2025.

Canada vs. Australia men’s soccer odds and best bets: Expect Les Rouges to continue winning ways

Canada vs. Australia odds

The Canadian men’s soccer team is back in action on Friday with a friendly against Australia.

The pregame narrative: Les Rouges are undefeated in this spell of friendlies and now face a top team from the Asian World Cup qualifiers. Canada has never been higher in the FIFA World Rankings (No. 26) and can continue to climb ahead of next year’s World Cup on home soil.

Check out our Canada vs. Australia odds and my best bet for the men’s soccer match on Oct. 10.

Canada vs. Australia odds

Canada vs. Australia marketsBetting odds
Canada to win-134
Draw+240
Australia to win+350
Canada draw no bet-350
Australia draw no bet+230
Over 2.5 goals+110
Under 2.5 goals-143

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Canada vs. Australia odds as of 4:17 p.m. ET on 10/09/2025.

Best bet

Canada to win (-134): Including friendlies, Australia is 6-0-0 in 2025. But the lack of solid competition is concerning.

The Australians are one spot higher than Canada in the FIFA World Rankings. However, much like the Canadians, they don’t get to play top teams often.

During its win streak, Australia has played Japan, Saudi Arabia, China, Indonesia and New Zealand twice.

Japan is the only nation ranked inside the top 50 and is in a bit of a freefall. The side lost to the United States, 2-0, in their most recent friendly in September.

Therefore, I can’t help but feel Australia’s current form is a bit overrated.

On the other side, Canada has been battle-tested in recent months. Les Rouges played two friendlies in September and beat formidable European nations Wales and Ukraine without conceding in either match.

Canada has played 13 times over the last year and lost just once in regular time against Mexico. Along with beating Wales and Romania, the side also has wins mixed in over Ukraine and the USA, and a draw against the Ivory Coast.

For the first time ever, Canada is playing teams from all over the world, and Les Rouges continue to prove they belong on the big stage.

Australia hasn’t played any opponents outside its region, and that should be worrying ahead of its match with the red-hot Canadians.

Key stat: Canada has won six of its past nine games against nations ranked inside the top 100.

Canada vs. Australia predictions made at 4:21 p.m. on 10/09/2025.

Canada vs. Australia men’s soccer odds and best bets: Expect Les Rouges to continue winning ways

Canada vs. Australia odds

The Canadian men’s soccer team is back in action on Friday with a friendly against Australia.

The pregame narrative: Les Rouges are undefeated in this spell of friendlies and now face a top team from the Asian World Cup qualifiers. Canada has never been higher in the FIFA World Rankings (No. 26) and can continue to climb ahead of next year’s World Cup on home soil.

Check out our Canada vs. Australia odds and my best bet for the men’s soccer match on Oct. 10.

Canada vs. Australia odds

Canada vs. Australia marketsBetting odds
Canada to win-139
Draw+265
Australia to win+380
Canada draw no bet-385
Australia draw no bet+235
Over 2.5 goals+115
Under 2.5 goals-150

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Canada vs. Australia odds as of 1:32 p.m. ET on 10/09/2025.

Best bet

Canada to win (-139): Including friendlies, Australia is 6-0-0 in 2025. But the lack of solid competition is concerning.

The Australians are one spot higher than Canada in the FIFA World Rankings. However, much like the Canadians, they don’t get to play top teams often.

During its win streak, Australia has played Japan, Saudi Arabia, China, Indonesia and New Zealand twice.

Japan is the only nation ranked inside the top 50 and is in a bit of a freefall. The side lost to the United States, 2-0, in their most recent friendly in September.

Therefore, I can’t help but feel Australia’s current form is a bit overrated.

On the other side, Canada has been battle-tested in recent months. Les Rouges played two friendlies in September and beat formidable European nations Wales and Ukraine without conceding in either match.

Canada has played 13 times over the last year and lost just once in regular time against Mexico. Along with beating Wales and Romania, the side also has wins mixed in over Ukraine and the USA, and a draw against the Ivory Coast.

For the first time ever, Canada is playing teams from all over the world, and Les Rouges continue to prove they belong on the big stage.

Australia hasn’t played any opponents outside its region, and that should be worrying ahead of its match with the red-hot Canadians.

Key stat: Canada has won six of its past nine games against nations ranked inside the top 100.

Canada vs. Australia predictions made at 1:32 p.m. on 10/09/2025.