Daniel Munoz is backed to land 2+ shots for Colombia in Ghana vs Colombia at the World Cup, with Coral, Ladbrokes and BOYLESports quoting 13/5. The case rests on Colombia’s shot volume and on Munoz’s own work from the last match.
Munoz and Colombia’s shot line
Colombia have averaged 19.67 shots per match at the World Cup, a rate bettered only by Belgium among the sides left in the tournament. That is the line the bet is built around, and it puts Colombia on the shot line here rather than asking Munoz to do something out of character.
Munoz is a Crystal Palace full-back, yet he has already averaged a shot a game and scored twice. The recommendation is 1.5pts on Daniel Munoz 2+ shots at 13/5, with 2/1 also quoted more generally and Sky Bet available at 13/8.
DR Congo offers the guide
The strongest evidence comes from Colombia’s 20 shots against DR Congo. Munoz had two of them, hit the woodwork with one and scored the other. He also had a goal disallowed in that match, which shows how often he was getting into the right areas.
Ghana are expected to deploy similar tactics to DR Congo, so the comparison is direct rather than theoretical. If Colombia keep generating chances at the same rate, Munoz does not need a huge shift in role to clear 2+ shots again.
Belgium and Colombia pace
Belgium sit ahead of Colombia on total shot output among the remaining teams, while Colombia have already gone through Uzbekistan, DR Congo and Portugal without conceding first. That gives the shot market some support, but it also keeps the focus on Munoz rather than on a wider team angle.
Jake’s note on Munoz points to a simple read: the full-back is getting involved often enough to matter in a prop built on volume. For bettors, the practical question is whether Ghana match the DR Congo pattern closely enough for Colombia to keep the same attacking rhythm and for Munoz to find two more attempts.
