On Saturday, England face Ukraine in a European 2024 Championship Qualifier and we take a closer look at how the game could pan out.
In England’s most recent fixture they thrashed North Macedonia 7-0 at home, with Bukayo Saka notching his first international hat-trick.
Ukraine also won on their last outing when they beat Malta 1-0, thanks to a penalty from Viktor Tsygankov in the 72nd minute of the match.
Ukraine vs England
Saturday 9 September, 17:00
Stadion Miejski Wroclaw, Poland
England have had a perfect run so far in their quest to qualify for the Euro’s next summer, winning won all four games in their group conceding just one goal.
After his move to Bayern Munich this summer, Harry Kane has had an impressive start scoring three goals with one assist in three Bundesliga games.
Gareth Southgate has several members of his regular squad injured for the match against Ukraine, with players such as John Stones, Luke Shaw, Reece James and Trent Alexander-Arnold all missing.
Ukraine currently sit second in group C as they look to qualify for the Euro’s next summer, but they face fierce competition from Italy who are three points behind with a game in hand.
Oleksandr Zinchenko has found his way back into the Arsenal side after suffering from fitness issues in the opening few games, so he is certainly one of the key men for Ukraine as they look to beat a strong England side.
With the form of the two sides, England are expected to win this one and at Bet9ja you can get odds of 2.13 for England (+1 handicap). Kane has 20 goals in 17 Euro Qualifier matches and you can get odds of him to score anytime at 2.15. Saka found the back of the net three times in his last game for England, and you can get odds of him to score anytime 3.15.
Bet9ja Odds (at time of writing): Ukraine win: 8.00, Draw: 4.55, England win: 1.42
