Bradley Barcola has had to earn his spot in this France side, battling against Desire Doue, but has looked bright in the last two matches against Sweden and Paraguay including a goal against Graham Potter’s side from three shots overall.

I really like this price as it’s way higher than France’s other attackers in this clash. Dembele and Olise are both at 1.30 for 2+ shots, while Mbappe is, as expected, incredibly short for two efforts (1.14). 

Barcola may not quite have the talent or consistency of that trio, but he’s not afraid to take aim at goal and can actually be a little wasteful with the quality of chances that fall his way. He’s not afraid to keep going after these misses, which should give him a good chance of registering at least two shots here.

Barcola averaged 3.45 shots per 90 for PSG in the most recent Ligue 1 campaign, as well as averaging 2.07 shots per 90 for France across three appearances during qualifying. There’s also Sub On Play On which could see this angle over the line, Barcola is likely to be replaced by Desire Doue who has taken eight shots across just 243 minutes of action at the World Cup (2.96 per 90).