WILLIAM HILL have a price boost available ahead of the Group G finale between Cameroon and Brazil tonight.
Punters can get 11/2 for Arsenal’s star Gabriel Jesus to open the scoring in the 7pm clash.
Gabriel Jesus to score 1st vs Cameroon| 11/2!
Fancy the price boost? Just click here to add it to your William Hill bet slip!
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The bookies are offering brand new punters a whopping £30 in free bets* to spend when you stake £10 on any football match!
Your first £10 bet could be placed on this boost and if Jesus does open the scoring, you’ll win £55!
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If it doesn’t happen, at least you’ll have £30 in free bets for the rest of the week!
With Brazil all but guaranteed to progress as group winners, this game gives coach Tite the chance to rest some of his key players.
Their strength in depth in the forward areas is ridiculous and Jesus could be picked to lead the star-studded line.
He’ll be keen to get his goal tally up and running in the competition against a Cameroon side with just one point to their name so far.
World Cup offer
William Hill odds – Cameroon vs Brazil
- Gabriel Jesus to score first
- was 9/2
- NOW 11/2
- Available to all customers
- Add to bet slip here
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Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
