Nations League Volleyball, odds and forecast for Italy-Canada

Italy’s journey to the volleyball Nations League continues. The victory against Brazil (3-1) was the sixth of the season and brought the Azzurri to fifth place in the general standings: there are still three games to play and the top eight classified will qualify for the Final Eight. Two victories would give the Azzurri the certainty of qualification, but even one could be enough (depending on the results of the others). The next match is against Canada, tomorrow at 9:00 am Italian: let’s take a look at the odds and predictions on the match.

Nations League Volleyball, the Italy-Canada prediction

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The Azzurri will challenge the Canadian national team which is currently third from bottom in the standings with five points. Only two matches won, against Bulgaria and Cuba, and seven knockouts. Italy arrives at the match with the underdogs and an excellent chance to get closer to the Final Eight. 18 points for De Giorgi’s national team with six wins and three knockouts. This is why the major operators foresee a match dominated by the Azzurri. Considering the difference in values ​​between the two teams and also the goal up for grabs, an interesting play is the one that refers to Set Betting 0-3 for Italy, therefore a blue victory in three sets, which is worth 1.48 for Netbet, 1.50 for Sisal and 1.53 for Snai.

Nations League Volleyball, THE ODDS of Italy-Canada

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Little doubt for the major betting sites, Italy is the favorite team for an easy victory. Indeed, a success of the Azzurri is worth 1.03 for Sisal, 1.04 for Snai and 1.05 for Goldbet. The odds referring to a success by Canada, the third in ten matches, are decidedly higher, rising to 8.50 for Betway, 8.80 for Goldbet and 8.45 for Planetwin365. Better balance instead for the total points of the match: if in fact the Over 138.5 is worth 1.79 for Netbet and Betway and 1.80 for Sisal. The Under stands at 1.84 for Netbet, 1.86 for Better and 1.90 for Sisal.

STATUS OF SHAPE

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After the excellent performance against Brazil, the Azzurri will still rely on Romanò (20 points in the last match) and Alessandro Michieletto (17). Italy will face Canada first and then close with matches against Slovenia and Japan which currently leads the standings with 9 victories out of 9 games played. Tuomas Sammelvuo’s Canada has won only one of their last three games, against Bulgaria, but they came back from the defeat against the Netherlands, which prevailed 3 sets to 1. Canadians are definitely behind in the standings who, with only 5 points, have chance of reaching the Finals.