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Ukraine vs England prediction, odds & betting tips 09/09/2023
* Betting odds were correct at the time of publication but are subject to change.
Everything you need to know ahead of Ukraine vs England
We're bringing you our Euro 2024 predictions for the Group C qualifier between Ukraine and England. Neither side has the home advantage in this one as the game will be played in Poland due to the ongoing war in Ukraine. Southgate's men look to continue their 100% record after securing four wins from their opening four matches, while Ukraine look to stay ahead of Italy by avoiding defeat.
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England to Win-to-Nil
- England have won six of their nine previous meetings with Ukraine.
- England have kept clean sheets in four of their last five matches against Ukraine.
- Ukraine have failed to score in two of their last five matches.
- England have kept clean sheets in four of their last six outings.
Harry Kane to Score
- Kane has scored 5-goals in the opening four qualifying matches for England.
- Kane has scored in each of his last six appearances for England.
- Kane has scored a total of 8-goals in his last 10 international matches.
Ukraine vs England Bookmakers, Markets & Odds
Let's take a look at the latest markets and odds ahead of Ukraine vs England.
Last Five - Ukraine
10/09/24
UEFA Nations League B UEFA
Czech Republic
Ukraine
3
2
L
07/09/24
UEFA Nations League B UEFA
Albania
Ukraine
2
1
L
26/06/24
Euro 2024 Euro
Belgium
Ukraine
0
0
D
21/06/24
Euro 2024 Euro
Slovakia
Ukraine
1
2
W
17/06/24
Euro 2024 Euro
Romania
Ukraine
3
0
L
Last Five - England
10/09/24
UEFA Nations League B UEFA
Finland
England
0
2
W
07/09/24
UEFA Nations League B UEFA
Rep of Ireland
England
0
2
W
14/07/24
Euro 2024 Euro
Spain
England
2
1
L
10/07/24
Euro 2024 Euro
Netherlands
England
1
2
W
06/07/24
Euro 2024 Euro
Switzerland
England
1 (3)
1 (5)
W
Ukraine odds: 7/1 (8.00) – 12.5%
Draw odds: 18/5 (4.60) – 21.7%
England odds: 9/20 (1.45) – 69%
*all odds provided are the best price at the time of publication and come from various bookmakers and therefore the probabilities won't always add up to 100%.
England head into this game as the expected winners with a probability of 69%, and agree with the bookmakers on this decision. For more of our football betting tips on England's trip to Poland to face Ukraine, check out the Under/Over 2.5 Goals market. You can back Under 2.5 Goals in this game at 39/40 (1.98) which has a probability of 50.6%, while the odds on Over 2.5 Goals currently stand at 10/11 (1.91) with a probability of 52.4%.
Ukraine vs England Lineups and Last Match
Ukraine
Ukraine made hard work of their last qualifier against Malta but did eventually win the game thanks to a second-half penalty from Tsygankov after Yarmolenko had failed to convert an earlier spot-kick. That win moved Ukraine above Italy in Group C but the Eastern Europeans have played one more qualifier to date. Sobol, Shaparenko, Malinovskyi, Konoplyanka, Kovalenko and Biesiedin have not been called up to the latest Ukraine squad for one reason or another.
Predicted Lineup – Trubin (GK), Kryvtsov, Matvienko, Konoplya, Zabarnyi, Stepanenko, Yarmolenko, Zinchenko, Sudakov, Tsygankov & Vanat
England
England demolished North Macedonia at Old Trafford in their last qualifying match. Saka claimed the match ball after netting a hat trick while Kane scored twice and both Rashford and Phillips also got on the scoresheet in a 7-0 victory. It's hard to see anyone but England winning this group and Saturday's game against Ukraine. However, Stones, Shaw, James, Alexander-Arnold, Mount, Grealish and Sterling are all missing from the England squad and it will be interesting to see if Maguire keeps his place in the starting eleven despite not playing for Man Utd this season.
Predicted Lineup – Pickford (GK), Walker, Maguire, Tomori, Chilwell, Bellingham, Henderson, Rice, Saka, Kane & Rashford
Starting Lineups
*Lineups are usually announced 1hr before kick-off
Player to Watch: Bukayo Saka
We've picked Saka as our player to watch in this game as we believe the Arsenal star will pick up where he left off last time out for England.
The 22-year-old has scored 11-goals in 28 caps for his country, netting a hat trick against North Macedonia last time out. Saka has also started the new season in good form for his club side Arsenal, scoring 2-goals in their opening four matches.
Neither side have the home advantage in this game with the match being played in Poland rather than Ukraine for obvious reasons, and this should give England even more confidence in their ability to get a result this weekend.