Weâre onto Week 5 of the "Friendly Wager" and weâre fresh off the biggest hit of the World Cup for this column. Thanks to Argentina and Cape Verdeâs regulation draw last Friday, we padded our pockets with a +715 winner. Time flies when youâre having fun. Iâm also happy to confirm that with the USAâs exit against Belgium in the Round of 16, we wonât lose any more bets on Christian Pulisic. What an apathetic dud of a tournament from the "best American soccer player." Yikes. This page may contain affiliate links to legal sports betting partners. If you sign up or place a wager, FOX Sports may be compensated. Read more about Sports Betting on FOX Sports. Friendly Wager Record:3-8, +3.95 France vs. Morocco The mighty French are massive favorites here at -400, and that should surprise nobody. Sportsbooks are jacking up the price on Kylian MbappĂ© to score, too. Heâs as high as -135 in the market to light the lamp, and Iâm just not interested at that price. Whatâs even more insane is MbappĂ© is only 4/1 to score twice. Lol. Iâm skipping past MbappĂ© in the goal market â famous last words â and circling French forward Ousmane DembĂ©lĂ©. FanDuel has him at +200 to score, which you can drive up higher by parlaying that with France to qualify for the next round. DraftKings has +202, FanDuel has +241. Always be shopping. Norway vs. England I cannot wait for this Saturday afternoon tilt. Truth be told, Iâm rooting for Norway because Erling Haaland completes me, and Iâm also a sucker for the Viking Row after Norwegian wins. I just donât know if Norway has enough ammo to get by Three Lions. Whatâs clear to me is that Haaland is a scoring machine. In 54 career matches for Norway, heâs put the ball in the back of the net 62 times. On the other hand, Harry Kane is one of the worldâs most dangerous scorers. Thereâs not a game that goes by without him getting multiple high-level scoring chances. Letâs wheel a Haaland goal with a Kane goal.