2021 FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup Odds and Preview

By: kuda

Posted: August 6, 2021

Updated: August 9, 2021

Russia to host the 11th edition of the 2021 FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup
The bookies are in favor of a victory for 14-time champions Brazil
Portugal to face a difficult title defense campaign
Host Russia are among the top contenders for the 2021 title

Without a doubt, this summer just got a whole lot better because the FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup is coming back! However, you don’t have to worry about missing out on all the fun because we have the latest 2021 FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup odds. The 11th edition of the FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup will run from 19-29 August 2021 in Russia. At this time, 16 teams will compete for the 2021 title. So far, Brazil lead the title race with the best 2021 FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup odds to win. Let’s see how their odds of winning stand against some of the 2021 hopefuls on 22BET Sportsbook:

Team	Odds of winning
Brazil	1.984
Russian Football Union	3.00
Portugal	4.00
Japan	45.00
Mozambique	248.00

Brazil have the 2021 FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup odds to return to winning ways

Presently, 2017 champions Brazil are favorites to win the 2021 FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup in Russia. However, it’s no surprise that Brazil have the best odds on 22BET Sportsbook to win the 2021 title. Overall, they are the most successful World Cup team with 14 titles.

2021 FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup odds, Brazil odds — Brazil team with the best odds Source: Antit

Since 2005, Brazil have won the title five times. Now, they are on course to adding to their impressive trophy cabinet this year in Russia. All in all, Brazil pose as safe bets with 2021 FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup odds at 1.984.

Russian Football Union look to capitalize on their home advantage

This time, Russia have the honor of hosting the latest edition of the FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup. So far, the hosts have the second-best odds on 22BET Sportsbook to win the 2021 title on home turf. Additionally, they also pose a threat to Portugal’s title defending hopes. That being said, Portugal will have to watch their backs at all times. On this occasion, Russia will also be looking to win the World Cup for the third time. At this time, the Russian Football Union have 2021 FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup odds at 3.00 to achieve this goal.

Portugal look to defend their title at all costs

At this time, most if not all eyes will be on Portugal as they look to defend their World Cup title in Russia. However, as it stands on 22BET Sportsbook, several teams currently stand in their way of retaining their title. According to the online sportsbook news in Brazil, these are current title frontrunners Brazil and hosts Russia. So, the defending champions will have to bring their A-game to Russia. Presently, Portugal have the third-best 2021 FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup odds to defend their title at 4.00. What’s more, if they win, they will claim their fourth World Cup title.

Japan eye first FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup victory

Overall, Japan have made 11 appearances in the World Cup. However, they have yet to win a World Cup title. So far, their best performances were in 2005 and 2019, when they recorded fourth-place finishes.

2021 FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup odds, Football betting — Can Japan team show great performance in 2019? Source: Wikimedia

As a result, Japan will be under pressure to win the World Cup title this year in Russia. However, according to their odds of winning on 22BET Sportsbook, a win this year is out of reach. Presently, Japan have unfavorable odds to win the title in Russia at 45.00. Lastly, this year, Mozambique will compete in the World Cup for the first time. However, it’s unlikely that they will make a great first impression in Russia. At this time, the debutants have the worst odds to win on the online sportsbooks in Brazil. Consequently, Mozambique pose as risky bets with 2021 FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup odds at 248.00. Don’t miss out on the latest review about 22BET Sportsbook, the bookmaker to bet on the 2021 FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup.