Sunday's women's Olympic predictions and free football tips: United States fancied to edge competitive affair

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Sunday's women's Olympics football predictions

There are a number of eye-catching fixtures in the second round of group games in the women’s Olympic football, with the United States’ clash against Germany the obvious stand out.

The nations have won five of the seven gold medals in the history of this event and both cruised to 3-0 victories in their opening games.

Germany have a poor head-to-head record against the States, however, losing 23 of their 35 meetings.

Emma Hayes is a respected coach and putting trusting in her young players could pay dividends. The USWNT have lost only one of their last 21 games and that was a dead-rubber group game in the Gold Cup earlier this year. They can edge what should be a competitive affair.

Earlier in the day Brazil take on Japan in another intriguing matchup. The pair have met three times in the last 12 months, recording a win apiece and a draw.

Japan have played out three stalemates in their nine games this year and the draw looks overpriced.

On paper there looks to be little to separate these high-quality outfits and that may well be reflected on the pitch. 

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