Germany scored seven goals in its first match, but faces a tougher opponent on Saturday. Ivory Coast also got a win in its first group match and now tries to stop a German team on a 10-match winning streak.Here’s a look at Saturday’s four games, all of which feature a clear favorite in the odds. Let’s jump into all the action, plus our best bets for the day.Why this World Cup Golden Boot race is so unusualDan SantaromitaNetherlands vs. Sweden (Group F)Standings: Sweden (3 points, 1st), Netherlands (1 point, T-2nd)Time: 1 p.m. ETTV: Fox (English), Telemundo (Spanish)Venue: NRG Stadium, HoustonThe Dutch looked, well, Dutch in the opening 2-2 draw against Japan. They controlled the ball for 6o percent of the possession and scored a couple times. They also gave up the lead twice while showing some defensive frailties.Meanwhile, Sweden demolished Tunisia so badly (5-1) that the African nation fired its manager. It’s hard to tell if that means Sweden is good or if Tunisia was really that bad.Look for the Swedes to sit back for a draw here because four points is likely enough to get through. On the other hand, the Dutch will be pressing for their first win.This is the closest game of the day in the odds, with the Dutch favored at around -135 to win.Germany vs. Ivory Coast (Group E)