World cup Betting Preview: Paraguay vs Trinidad & Tobago Fixed Odds

For Paraguay, the last group match is an opportunity to battle for pride but Trinidad & Tobago have others things to worry about as they could still advance to the next round.

Facts:

After losing to England and Sweden, Paraguay have no chance of advancing to the next round. The clash with Trinidad will also be the last for the 35 year old Carlos Gamarra, who is set to play his 110th game for the South Americans.

Trinidad & Tobago need to win this match, and hope for England to beat Sweden. In addition, they have to improve their goal record. At the moment, T&T are at -2 while Sweden have +1. There will be some changes in both line-ups. Carlos Bonet is out injured and is likely to be replaced with Julio Dos Santos.

Trinidad defender Avery John returns from his suspension, caused by a red card against Sweden. Goalkeeper Kelvin Jack is back from an injury suffered just before the match with Sweden, but Shaka Hislop's good performances may have earned him a steady place in the line-up.

Head to head:

These two teams faced each other twice in 1989, and drew in both occasions.

Probable line-ups:

Paraguay: Aldo Bobadilla, Denis Caniza, Julio Cesar Caceres, Carlos Gamarra, Delio Toledo, Julio Dos Santos, Roberto Acuna, Carlos Paredes, Cristian Riveros, Roque Santa Cruz, Nelson Haedo Valdez.

Trinidad and Tobago: Shaka Hislop, Dennis Lawrence, Brent Sancho, Carlos Edwards, Avery John, Aurtis Whitley, Chris Birchall, Densill Theobald, Kenwyne Jones, Stern John, Dwight York.