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Paul Higham has his pick of Sunday's international games including why France have to be backed at 7/5 against Colombia and also a Monday bonus with a 7/4 pick for Germany v Ghana...

Haiti v Tunisia Tip - Tunisia to shut out rusty Haiti

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Both of these sides will play in the World Cup this summer so it's a good warm-up here in Toronto as Haiti prepare for a first World Cup in 51 years. They're 21/10 underdogs in Canada though having not played for four months since securing their historic qualification - so ring rust will be a factor.

Tunisia are back in action after a disappointing Africa Cup of Nations but they were excellent in World Cup qualifying where they topped the group without conceding. So if their defensive solidity returns they should take advantage of both the lesser opponent and Haiti's long gap since their last outing.

Mexico v Portugal Tip - Back a stalemate at the Azteca

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Co-hosts Mexico have a tough warm-up to start with as they welcome Portugal to the famous Azteca Stadium in Mexico City, where the hosts are 3/1 underdogs but are on a decent run with three straight wins all with a clean sheet, culminating with a 4-0 victory over Iceland - their biggest win in almost seven years.

Roberto Martinez's side are slight odds-on at 19/20 but there's no Ronaldo and their recent away form has been a bit mixed with four wins, three defeats and two draws, so this could be a tough day at the office. Mexico are unbeaten at home in 20 competitive matches, but in friendlies it's a different story with just one win in seven with four draws - and this one has all the hallmarks of another.

Colombia v France Tip - Back Les Bleus to be too good again

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France managed to beat Brazil despite having 10 men on Thursday so even with expected line-up changes they're 4/6 to beat Colombia - who lost to Croatia in Orlando on the same day. Colombia are 15/4 to upset Didier Deschamps' men in Maryland.

Colombia had been on a decent run before the 2-1 Croatia defeat but that sums up their problems against better teams - beating just one side sat above them in the Fifa rankings in six attempts. France have won eight of 11 friendlies so they obviously take them seriously, and this should be entertaining as six of Colombia's last seven and six of six for France have gone over 2.5 goals. 

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It has to be this game today for the Bet Builder to take advantage of the Betfair Bet £10 Get10 Sportsbook offer and we'll start with the obvious of both teams to score, as there's some fantastic attacking talent on display for both sides.

Colombia have been fast starters recently, scoring the first goal in four of the last five games, with three of those coming inside the opening 20 minutes. And France have conceded first, in the first half, in two of the last four games - against Azerbaijan and Iceland as well so maybe they're vulnerable to a fast start.

And as for match scorers, Desire Doue came off the bench last time so could get the start here, he's not scored for France yet in his five appearances but has hit the target six times from 12 shots so with some extended playing time here he'll have a great chance.

Germany v Ghana Tip - Back Germany to win at 7/4

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Germany are looking in great shape under Julian Nagelsmann as Friday night's entertaining 4-3 victory in Switzerland made it six wins in a row with 20 goals scored and four clean sheets so they're a short price at 2/9 to carry on that winning run.

On the same night Ghana were thumped 5-1 in Austria to make it three straight defeats in friendlies since booking their World Cup place last October, and they've been written off here as also-rans priced up as huge 10/1 underdogs.

Germany kept four straight clean sheets in World Cup qualifying and conceded as many goals against Switzerland as they did in their entire group campaign - showing how team changes, substitutions and the lack of game intensity often produces goals. We'll back more here as Ghana look to make amends but will find themselves outgunned in Stuttgart.