Euro: England vs Ukraine

England and Ukraine lock horns today

The harry Kane side, Three Lions of course

They could have killed the game off had Jack Grealish buried a brilliant chance from close-range

But we saw an early second-half strike from Mateo Retegui

And coupled with the awakening of Italy’s home support made the remaining minutes nervier than they needed to be.

However, England surely will be looking to take all three points today

  

  

Looking back to their first match since crashing out of the Qatar World Cup at the quarter-final stage, England recorded a confidence-boosting 2-1 win over Italy in their opening Euro 2024 qualifier and can follow up by beating Ukraine.

England burst out of the blocks in Naples, establishing a 2-0 lead at the break thanks to Declan Rice’s opener and an historic penalty from Harry Kane, who became England’s all-time top goalscorer in the process, surpassing Wayne Rooney.

Ok then Nonetheless it was England’s first away win over Italy since 1961 and they should be full of confidence heading into their clash with Ukraine at Wembley.

Absence of Zabarnyi could hinder Ukraine
This should be a more straightforward assignment for England with Ukraine having not played since the Nations League back in September.

The visitors will also be without first-choice centre back Illya Zabarnyi, who is sidelined and yet to make an appearance for club side Bournemouth, having been injured since signing for the Cherries in January. and all on release sky with some of xyz and even slapsy with com and ng

The Ukraine side blew hot and cold in their Nations League campaign last year, comfortably beating minnows Armenia 3-0 and 5-0 but taking only one point from two games with Scotland and four points from two games with Ireland.

Saka could be influential at Wembley

They also failed to make the World Cup in Qatar, losing their playoff with Wales, and they are unlikely to cause England too many problems in the capital, having lost 4-0 when these sides last met in the quarter-finals of the last European Championship.

And now a good win for England by at least two goals could be the way to play it, so opt for England at -1 goal on the handicap and we predict 3-0 for the correct score – Gareth Southgate’s side won by that scoreline twice at the World Cup surely.


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