England vs Spain Women’s Predictions & Betting Tips

England have defeated three teams ranked in the top 11 in the world while winning nine straight games, including their three group-stage victories. In contrast, Spain has only triumphed once in five contests this year against teams ranked in the top 10. In 17 games under Sarina Wiegman, the hosts have only given up three times while tallying an incredible 98 goals. Can the Lionesses make it all the way to the final four?

England vs Spain Women’s Predictions

20^th July 2022 – 18:00

1st Recommended Bet

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England to win to nil

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2nd Recommended Bet

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1:0 England Correct Score

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Tip Reasoning

• England has defeated three teams ranked in the top 11 in the world while winning nine straight games, including their three group-stage victories
• Spain have only triumphed once in five contests this year against teams ranked in the top 10
• In 17 games under Sarina Wiegman, the hosts have only given up three times while tallying an incredible 98 goals.

England are now unbeaten in 17 games under Sarina Wiegman, with 15 of those games ending in victories

As they advanced to the quarterfinals, England became the first team since Germany in 2001, 2005, and 2009 to win all three group matches at consecutive European Championships. They will now face Spain in the last eight at Brighton’s AMEX Stadium, where they thrashed Norway 8-0 earlier in the tournament. The hosts have a solid chance of making it to a third Euro semifinal in four appearances on Wednesday, despite La Roja being the last team to escape a loss against England (drawing 0-0 in February).

In fact, England is now unbeaten in 17 games under Sarina Wiegman, with 15 of those games ending in victories after their 5-0 thrashing of Northern Ireland. Despite scoring 98 goals in those games, England have only allowed three goals, which is almost as amazing.

The hosts are deserving of their reputation as favourites thanks to a run of nine straight victories, three of which came against teams ranked in the top 11 of the world rankings, including Germany, the Netherlands, and Norway. Injuries to Ballon d’Or winner Alexia Putellas and leading goal scorer Jennifer Hermoso hindered Spain’s chances as they entered the Euros, and as a result, they have failed to impress.

Spain had only one victory this year against teams ranked in the top ten, and despite controlling 70% and 74% of the play in their last two games, they only scored one goal against Germany.

In fact, Spain’s dedication to one style could prove costly when playing an adaptable, self-assured England team.

Although a great Spain team may force England to spend a lot of time without the ball, La Roja’s lack of creativity and the hosts’ track record in big games make betting on the Lionesses to advance to the final four seem like a smart move.

Only Spain has accomplished more attacks with a buildup of 10 passes or more, while England have recorded more direct attacks than any other side at the tournament. Their adaptability might allow them to frustrate La Roja and secure a 1-0 victory.

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