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Palmeiras vs Botafogo Club World Cup Over and Under Odds

Comprehensive Look at the Over/Under Betting Odds for the Palmeiras vs Botafogo Club World Cup.

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Palmeiras and Botafogo will face off in an all-Brazilian last-16 clash at the FIFA Club World Cup on Saturday in Philadelphia. Palmeiras topped Group A after a dramatic comeback against Inter Miami, finishing the stage unbeaten. Meanwhile, Botafogo impressed in Group B as well.

They defeated Seattle Sounders and Paris Saint-Germain before a narrow loss to Atletico Madrid, still securing top spot. The two sides last met in March in a 0-0 draw. They will now reignite their rivalry for a quarter-final place. Injuries and key players like Estevao and Igor Jesus could play decisive roles.

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Total Goals Over/Under Odds

Pick: Over 2.5 at +170

This all‑Brazilian showdown promises plenty of action, supported by recent form. Palmeiras scored four goals in Group A – thanks to a late 2‑2 comeback against Inter Miami. They also conceded twice in three matches. Botafogo, meanwhile, struck three times and allowed two goals in. This includes a historic win over PSG. Their Serie A meeting earlier this season yielded 26 shots in a goalless draw, highlighting offensive intent. Considering both sides’ attacking tendencies, the over 2.5 goals market at +170 looks strong.

Also Read: Palmeiras vs Botafogo: Head-to-Head Preview for the Club World Cup Round of 16

Total Shots and Shots on Target Over/Under Odds

Pick: Over 29.5 Shots at +155

Pick: Over 9.5 Shots on Target at +135

(Odds via FanDuel)

Both teams deploy aggressive forward play. Palmeiras averaged 22 shots – including 11 on target – in their thrilling draw with Inter Miami. Botafogo regularly exceeded 15 shots per match, recording multiple attempts on target, including their triumph over PSG. Strong creative presences like Palmeiras’ Estevão and Botafogo’s Igor Jesus further boost shot potential. This makes the over 29.5 total shots and over 9.5 shots on target markets compelling at +155 and +135 odds.

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Total Corners Over/Under Odds

Pick: Under 8.5 Corners at +120

Neither team tends to rack up corners. Palmeiras earned just 17 corners across three group matches, averaging under six per game. Botafogo’s set-piece stats were similarly modest, with around nine corners combined per match. Their narrow, neighborhood rivalry style tends to focus on central buildup rather than wing pressure. Thus, under 8.5 total corners looks like solid value at +120.

Total Cards Over/Under Odds

Pick: Under 5.5 Cards at +130

Discipline has been decent so far: both teams averaged about 3.4 cards per group match. In domestic play, cards remained similarly restrained, though rivalry tension could bump this number slightly. Betting under 5.5 cards carries moderate risk, but at +130, it represents a calculated hedge against an overly aggressive match atmosphere.

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Moumita Dutta

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Football writer at The Playoffs. I’ve been obsessed with the beautiful game since I was a kid.. Eventually, I realized I could combine my passion for writing with my love for football, and I’ve never looked back. My favorite part of the job is everything—when you’re doing what you love, even a late-night deadline feels like extra time in a thrilling cup final. Lastly, Lionel Messi is the GOAT.