Soccer (match) vs. (to qualify)

[Selectrick]

Pardon my ignorance but I'm completely unfamiliar with betting on soccer matches and I looked at the board at Pinnacle and saw these 2 options for betting. Could someone explain what the difference is because the price for each is considerably different and I have no clue what's up, lol. Thanks .
I just looked again in time to edit here. Is (to qualify) the odds on winning first place in the whole tourney?

 

[Selectrick]

Or is (to qualify) just making it to the final?

 

[FishInABarrel]

Pardon my ignorance but I'm completely unfamiliar with betting on soccer matches and I looked at the board at Pinnacle and saw these 2 options for betting. Could someone explain what the difference is because the price for each is considerably different and I have no clue what's up, lol. Thanks .
I just looked again in time to edit here. Is (to qualify) the odds on winning first place in the whole tourney?

To qualify just means they win the match and move on. Does not take into account OT or shootouts. It's simply the winner of the match. For example, Croatia won that wager against Brazil, even though the match went to PKs.

 

[Selectrick]

So if you bet the (match) option you're only betting the 90 minutes of regular time? Hence the tie bet option, right?
Thanks very much for the info.