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Women's World Cup day 10 predictor - England

Football Betting Tips: Women World cup predictions and correct score tips

By Cameron Pope
Football
Sun August 20, 2023 · 1y ago

Cameron Pope provides insight, tips and predicts the correct scores of every match on every day throughout the Women's World Cup.

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  • Cam has so far predicted 39 out of 61 outcomes correctly while also landing SIX correct scores at 9/2 (Philippines 0-2 Switzerland), 12/1 (Sweden 2-1 South Africa), 11/2 (Japan 2-0 Costa Rica), 4/1 (England 1-0 Denmark), 5/1 (Haiti 0-2 Denmark) and 8/1 (Spain 2-1 Sweden)

Correct Score: Spain 2–2 England (Sky Bet Odds 16/1)

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This is it. A phenomenal Women’s World Cup, packed full of shock scorelines, unexpected exits and stories of courageous underdogs has reached its finale, with Spain’s all-star squad set to take on European Champions England at Stadium Australia.

There is previous between these sides, with a corker of a Euro 2022 quarter-final going England’s way in extra time after a late Ella Toone equaliser levelled the game at 1-1 after 90 minutes.

And the signs all point to a close-run affair again, with Spain’s tricky midfield and stacked attack having to grind out a 2-1 victory over Sweden, with a previously underwhelming England coming good after a nervy patch against Australia, winning 3-1.

For Spain, controversy surrounding Toone’s equaliser last July will be added fuel for revenge, but neither side will struggle for motivation and it’s a tough game to call.

England must dull the sparkle of Aitana Bonmati, who failed to shine as brightly as before in the semi-final, while Millie Bright and co. have an interesting battle on their hands to stop the Spanish attack. Sam Kerr proved a handful, netting an equaliser for the Matildas before going close again. Spain don’t have just one big-name attacker, but several, with Esther Gonzalez, Jenni Hermoso, Salma Paralluelo and Alba Redondo all capable of landing powerful blows.

But England’s re-thought back-three formation has given them a new lease of life, allowing Rachel Daly to get forward as a left wing-back and support Lauren Hemp and Alessia Russo.

Ella Toone nabbed a key goal against the co-hosts in the last four and with Lauren James back from her ban, Sarina Wiegman is blessed with options in attacking midfield.

Put simply, I see this being an even game after 90 minutes, with the numerous attacking stars on show pushing me towards a score draw. After that, it’s anyone’s call.

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