Harry Kane stands as England's main attacking threat, consistently positioned to take shots on goal. England's recent strong scoring record supports the likelihood of Kane registering multiple shots on target. Despite Ghana's disciplined defense and recent clean sheets, Kane's ability to find shooting opportunities remains evident, making 2+ shots on target a reasonable expectation for this fixture.

Thomas Partey plays a pivotal defensive role in Ghana's midfield, often tasked with disrupting England's possession. Ghana's compact defensive approach likely requires Partey to commit fouls to break up England's rhythm. His current fouling record, though from a limited sample, suggests he is actively involved in defensive challenges, making at least one foul committed a plausible outcome.

Jordan Pickford is expected to face a moderate number of attempts from Ghana, who typically rely on a solid defensive setup rather than aggressive attacking. England's offensive pressure should generate chances requiring Pickford to make saves. While Ghana's limited attacking threat may keep his workload manageable, registering two or more saves aligns with the anticipated flow of the match.

Declan Rice has demonstrated creative influence in his limited World Cup minutes, contributing assists through key passes and set-piece deliveries. England's anticipated control and need to unlock Ghana's compact defense create opportunities for Rice to provide assists. His role in midfield and recent form support the possibility of him registering an assist during the match.

The expected tight scoreline suggests that at least one team will keep a clean sheet. Ghana's impressive defensive record with consecutive clean sheets indicates a strong likelihood of shutting out England or vice versa. This defensive solidity and tactical caution make the 'Both Teams To Score No' market consistent with the anticipated match dynamics.

Given the projected low-scoring nature of the game and Ghana's defensive resilience, the total goals are expected to remain modest. England's ability to score is balanced by Ghana's compact shape and defensive discipline. Under 2.5 goals fits naturally with the anticipated tactical battle and the other selections focused on a controlled, tight encounter.