George Pitts and Tom Carnduff look at Sunday's World Cup action, with the attention turning to Group H in Sunday's final two games.
1pt Marcus Rashford to score from outside the area at 18/1
2pts Robert Lewandowski to score anytime in Poland v Colombia at 17/11
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England will hope to wrap up a spot in the round of 16 in Sunday's first game when they take on Panama in Nizhny Novgorod.
Gareth Southgate's side had Harry Kane to thank as the captain scored in the final minutes against Tunisia to wrap up the three points in a 2-1 victory.
They come up against a Panama side who offered little in their opener against Belgium, eventually losing 3-0 to a much better side.
For England, they shouldn't have too many issues here and are expected by many to get the win. That's reflected in their 1/4 price for victory.
Southgate is expected to make changes, and I'd be looking at Marcus Rashford to find the back of the net here. The Manchester United youngster is around the even money mark to score anytime, but I'm intrigued by the odds offered on him scoring from outside the area.
Rashford scored a screamer in England's final warm-up game against Costa Rica at Elland Road, and has proved at numerous points throughout the season that he isn't afraid to try his luck from distance.
He did also manage to find the net with long-range shots against Burton and Basel, and came close a number of other times.
For me, the odds of 18/1 available on him to score from outside the area again are much more appealing than even money on him to score.
Panama didn't threaten the Belgian net much in their last outing, and the 4/6 price on England to win to nil seems about right given the circumstances.
Another bigger priced bet that caught my eye was Jesse Lingard to hit the woodwork at 7/1.
The Three Lions are expected to be able to get plenty of shots on goal, and Lingard hit the woodwork more than any other Manchester United player last season.
Score prediction: England 3-0 Panama (Sky Bet odds: 11/2) (Tom Carnduff)
Best bet: Marcus Rashford to score from outside the area at 18/1
At the start of the tournament, most would have expected this match to essentially be a third-place play-off, but it could now decide the winner of Group H.
To be fair, it was the toughest to call of the eight divisions and Japan and Colombia both got off to great starts after beating Colombia and Poland respectively.
Both sides came out of the traps and made it difficult for their opponent, but this could be a closer call here and a draw looks like the best bet at a best price of 11/5.
Japan have been an enjoyable nation to watch at World Cup finals in recent years and they showed on Tuesday that they are well capable of getting a result.
Senegal have proved tough to beat, losing just one of their last 14 matches and drawing seven of those.
A point would represent a good result for both sides heading into the final group match, with a score draw boosting the odds to a best price of 19/5, while a half-time/full-time of Japan/draw can be backed at 17s.
Score prediction: Japan 1-1 Senegal (Sky Bet odds:5/1) (George Pitts)
They were the two favourites for Group H, but Poland and Colombia come into this game empty-handed after surprise defeats in the opening round.
Colombia lost 2-1 to Japan whilst Poland were defeated by the same scoreline against Senegal.
Both sides know that defeat here will all-but-end their World Cup adventure, and a draw doesn't really suit either.
For me, I'd potentially expect a few more goals and Robert Lewandowski is available at a tempting price of 17/11 to score anytime for Poland.
He may have been quiet in their last outing, but in all honesty it was a performance that didn't live up to the talent that Poland possess, and I'd expect a better showing this time around.
Lewandowski is also reportedly looking for a move away from Bayern Munich, after a fantastic season that saw him score 41 goals in all competitions.
The World Cup is a golden opportunity to put himself at the front of the shop window, and he'll be eager to try and continue his tremendous goal-scoring form.
Poland are the outsiders here, and can even be found at 27/11 to secure victory, with Colombia the 7/5 favourites.
Based on early showings though, there is not much to suggest why the South American side should be that much shorter in price. Poland are a tad overpriced here and I fancy them to cause a bit of an upset looking at the odds.
Score prediction: Poland 2-1 Colombia (Sky Bet odds: 12/1) (Tom Carnduff)
Best bet: Robert Lewandowski to score anytime at 17/11
Preview posted at 1900 BST (22/06/18)