South Africa and Czechia both look to redeem themselves in Atlanta on Thursday after suffering opening losses.
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bet365 has the Bafana Bafana set as +390 underdogs on the three-way moneyline against the Nároďák, who are -134 favorites.
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What our Post expert thinks about South Africa vs. Czechia
Czechia’s sharpest weapon is Patrik Schick, who has scored 49 goals in 87 games across the last two seasons for Bayer Leverkusen and now faces a South African defense that was burned against Mexico.
Despite losing 2-1 to South Korea, Czechia still performed consistently, with captain Ladislav Krejčí scoring from a long throw and goalkeeper Matěj Kovář making several key saves to keep them competitive.
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