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This weekend is a big one for sports fans as the peak event of the summer, the World Cup final, is set for this Sunday. After more than a month of non-stop exciting football games, it all comes down to this Sunday as two teams fight for the biggest prize in football.
The World Cup final is the most-watched event on earth, with more than 2 billion people expected to watch the game. It is also one of the sporting events that attract a high volume of bets, which you can also do by placing your bets on the game at Housebets.
Housebets remains the home of football betting, including the World Cup and other top sporting competitions. The World Cup final is not the only sports event you can place your bet on at Housebets this weekend, though, as there are also other competitions that you can bet on.
In this piece, we will put you through some of the biggest sporting events you can place bets on at Housebets this weekend. To place your bets on this weekend's sporting events, log in to your account (or create one if you don't already have one), deposit your preferred cryptocurrency, then go to the sports section to bet on these games.
Top Sports Events to Bet on This Week
While the World Cup final is the biggest event this weekend, France and England still have to play a game neither team wants to play – the third-place match.
The two teams will compete for third place in the bronze medal match in Miami. It is hard to say what to expect from the match as both teams are still reeling from the disappointment of losing in the semi-final.
For France, they had a shocker in their semi-final clash against Spain, as they lost again to Luis de la Fuente’s men. Coming into the game, France were almost everyone’s favourite, given their performance in previous games.
Didier Deschamps’ men had played like champions-elect up until the semi-final, but they met their match in Spain. La Roja controlled and dominated the game from start to finish, and they did not even need to break a sweat.
Goals in either half from Mikel Oyarzabal and Pedro Porro gave Luis de la Fuente’s men a comfortable 2-0 win over the 2018 champions.
The win was La Roja’s third consecutive victory over France in the last two years, having beaten them in the semi-final of Euro 2024 and the semi-final of the UEFA Nations League before Tuesday’s encounter.
Despite the defeat, though, France will still need to pick themselves up for the bronze match against England. The Three Lions also suffered a disappointing loss in their semi-final clash, as their hopes of reaching a World Cup final for the first time since they won it in 1966 ended in the last five minutes of their clash against Argentina.
England looked to be on course for a win after Anthony Gordon put them ahead in the 55th minute of their clash. However, following Gordon’s goal, Thomas Tuchel’s men ceded control to Argentina, which proved costly as goals from Enzo Fernandez and Lautaro Martinez in the last seven minutes of the match sealed a comeback win for the defending champions.
It was indeed a huge blow for England, which is why it is hard to tell how they will react in the third-place match, considering it is a game they do not want to play.
However, while it’s a game neither team wants to play, it still means more for some players, especially Kylian Mbappe, who is chasing the Golden Boot.
The Real Madrid star is currently level with Lionel Messi in the Golden Boot race with eight goals but can move clear of the Argentine with a goal or two. He is currently priced at 1.80 to score at least a goal, which is good value.
With Mbappe likely to play, France are favourites at 1.95, as per odds from Housebets, while England are priced at 3.90
However, considering both teams will likely play with freedom as there is nothing important at stake, our pick is over 2.5 goals, which is priced at 1.50, courtesy of odds from Housebets.
Following the third-place match, attention will turn to the big one – Spain vs Argentina in the World Cup final on Sunday. This year’s World Cup final is special, as it is seen as the clash between the prodigy (Yamal) and the GOAT (Messi).
Yes, they are at different stages of their careers, but it has always been fans' wish to see Messi vs Yamal before the Inter Miami star retires.
It was supposed to take place in March in Qatar, but the Finalissima clash was cancelled due to the unrest in the Middle East.
When the clash was cancelled, it looked like it was never going to happen. However, the football gods have answered fans' prayers, as it is not just happening, but it is happening on the biggest stage in football.
Yamal is seen as the heir apparent to Messi, having inherited his number 10 shirt at Barcelona.
However, Messi, just as he has shown in this tournament, has been brilliant and will want to sign off on a high by winning back-to-back World Cups.
Aside from the trophy, the Inter Miami star will also have his eyes on the Golden Boot, as he is currently tied with Mbappé. Messi is priced at 2.50 to score at least a goal in the final, which is a good value, considering he has only failed to score in two games in this tournament.
Despite Messi’s brilliance, though, Spain are the favourite, even if they have not been at their best in all the games this tournament. However, the manner in which they dispatched France should give them confidence in the final.
De la Fuente’s men, however, have to be locked in throughout the game, as Argentina have proved to be a hard team to beat even when they are down.
La Albiceleste have had to overcome some challenges on their way to the final. They were two goals down in the final ten minutes of their round of 16 clash against Egypt before coming back to win 3-2.
Lionel Scaloni’s men also had to dig deep against Cape Verde and Switzerland before sealing wins in extra time. In the semi-final clash, they were five minutes away from losing their title but stormed back to claim a 3-2 win.
The defending champions just know how to react in this tournament, and that could be a big factor again should they go behind in the final.
But despite their resilience, Argentina are the underdogs, as they are priced at 3.70 to win the match, while Spain are priced at 2.35 to win, according to odds from Housebets.
La Roja are also the favourites at 1.68 to win the trophy, while Argentina are priced at 2.12 to successfully defend their title.
UFC Fight Night takes centre stage in Oklahoma as Dricus Du Plessis takes on Kamaru Usman in the main event of the night. This is Du Plessis’ first fight since he lost his middleweight title to Khamzat Chimaev.
The South African fighter was outgrappled over five rounds by Chimaev but will be looking to bounce back when he faces Usman. This is a very important fight for the 32-year-old, as a win could earn him a title shot.
This is also the same for Usman, who is trying to build his way back as an elite fighter after losing three straight fights before his win over Joaquin Buckley.
While his win over Buckley was impressive and a good turn of fortune for the Nigerian Nightmare, it came almost a year ago.
In addition, Du Plessis is a different kettle of fish, as he is a natural middleweight compared to Usman, who is a former welterweight champion.
The South African is the favourite going into this fight, priced at 1.38 to beat the Nigerian, who is valued at 2.87, courtesy of odds at Housebets.
In addition to the main event, you can also bet on the ten other fights on the same card.
The oldest golf competition in the world – the Open Championship – is also set for the weekend, with the world’s top golf players set to play.
This year’s competition will be played at the Royal Birkdale Golf Club, and it will run from July 16 to 19. Scottie Scheffler is the favourite to win this year’s championship, with the American priced at 5.50 to win ahead of Rory McIlroy, who is priced at 9.00.
With the NBA on a long offseason break, it’s the WNBA’s time to steal the basketball spotlight in the USA. With just a few games left before the playoffs, things could get a little intense this weekend.
This weekend will see the Indiana Fever take on the Seattle Storm and the Phoenix Suns take on the Connecticut Sun. You can bet on these two games and other WNBA games at Housebets.
You can place your bets on all the games at Housebets. All you need to do is register and create an account at Housebets.Once you have done that, log in to your account and fund your account by depositing your preferred cryptocurrency into the account.After you have done that, go to the sports section, select your favourite event and bet on your picks.
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NB: *Odds are subject to change. Odds accurate as of 17-07-2026, 23:00 CET. Also, this is not financial advice.
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