All eyes will be on Samara this Saturday afternoon as England face Sweden for a place in the World Cup semi-finals.
Neither country has made it to the final four in over 20 years and dabblebet have a 14/1 (15.0) multi-market bet that features the Three Lions emerging victorious.
This dabble of the day consists of England winning in normal time, Harry Kane scoring once again, both teams finding the net and Gareth Southgate’s men having over five corners.
England are currently 19/20 (1.95) favourites to see off the Blagult and will be desperate to extend their World Cup adventure having already overcome Colombia on penalties in the last 16.
The Three Lions won this fixture in the last competitive meeting between the sides when Danny Welbeck’s late goal secured victory at Euro 2012, making it two wins in the last three encounters.
Kane’s exploits this World Cup have been well-documented, with the Tottenham striker netting six times in just three games and is well on his way to winning the Golden Boot.
Another goal here would see him pass Gary Lineker’s record for the most goals by an Englishman at a single World Cup, and it may well be required considering England’s defence has not impressed all that much.
The Three Lions have conceded in all four of their matches so far, including to minnows Panama, whilst Yerry Mina’s injury time equaliser for Colombia exposed their defensive frailties once again.
Whilst defending corners has been a struggle for England, they have been a focal point of England’s attacks.
Indeed, five of their goals have come as a result of them and they average six per game this World Cup, making this 14/1 (15.0) shot a tempting longshot ahead of this quarter-final in Samara.
England to win, Harry Kane to score, BTTS and England over 5 corners at 14/1 (15.0) for a 1pt stake with dabblebet