In the opening lines, several bookmakers set a high threshold of 3 goals or even 3.5 goals, with the over side generally priced in the low-to-mid range. But as the match approached, the line contracted sharply. Some bookmakers dropped directly from 3.5 goals to 2.5 goals, and the price flipped from low-water on the over to low-water on the under. Others moved from 3/3.5 goals down to 3 goals, with the over price surging. There were also operators that cut from 3 goals to 2.5/3 goals, with the under price continuing to fall. This kind of broad and significant downward adjustment shows that bookmakers are quickly cooling on expectations of a high-scoring game, and the market view has shifted fundamentally. From a fundamentals perspective, the home side have lost both of their matches in this Toulon Tournament, scoring just once, with very poor attacking efficiency. The away side may be stronger overall, but they were held to a goalless draw by Ivory Coast U23 in their last match, and their attack has also hit a bottleneck. As the group stage reaches its closing phase, both teams have limited physical reserves, and the match is more likely to feature attrition and physical duels than open attacking football. The scale of the odds retreat is far beyond the norm, so the under is the preferred direction.