Best Odds for England v Belgium

By DAVE ANDERSON, 27/06/2018.

After Harry Kanes hat-trick against Panama, attention now turns to his next scoring opportunity - England v Belgium at the Kaliningrad Stadium at 7pm on Thursday evening.

You'll find British Bookmakers best odds for England v Belgium below, as well as a match preview, and the betting offers and price boosts that you can use on the game.

England v Belgium: Best Odds

We've highlighted the best odds that bookmakers offer for an England win (H), a win for Belgium (A), or a draw (D) below. Use the ALL ODDS tab to see more bookmakers odds.

NB: Best odds for England v Belgium correct at the time this match preview went live and are subject to change. Last updated: GMT 05:47 27/06/2018.

England v Belgium: Betting Offers

We've listed bookmakers best betting offers and price boosts that you can use if you're going to be betting on England's last WC 2018 group match against Belgium.

You can watch England v Belgium live on ITV at 7pm on Thursday evening.

England v Belgium: Match Preview

England take on Belgium in their 3rd and final Group G game on Thursday in Kaliningrad, and while bookmakers offer England as the favourites to win, this may be one game Gareth Southgate’s men are happy to lose.

Without a doubt, it’ll be the toughest group game for England, and with both teams already set to progress to the next stages, Southgate needs to figure out it it’s better to finish in second place.

England and Belgium come into the clash level on 6 points, with both teams comfortably winning their first 2 games against both Panama and Tunisia.

There were also some high scoring results, with England beating Panama 6-1 in their last game, while Belgium beat Tunisia 5-2. The England v Belgium game isn’t expected to produce similar high scores, as it should be much more of an even game.

As this is more of a placement game than a qualifying game, we’ll have to wait and see if Southgate makes any major changes to his team, or if he decides to rest up some of the key players heading into the Round of 16.

There are no major injury worries for England, with Dele Alli set to be back in the line-up after missing the Panama clash, however a few yellow cards have been handed out that Southgate will be wary of.

Belgium coach Martinez has hinted that he may rest Romelu Lukaku and perhaps Eden Hazard, as they are both carrying minor injuries and need to be fit for their Round of 16 game, especially as Kevin De Bruyne, Thomas Meunier and Vertonghen are all on yellow cards.

This is without a doubt going to be a tough game for England. Belgium have already shown what a challenging opponent they are, and won’t be an easy team to beat.

Bookmakers offer England as slight favourites, and with Harry Kane on fire at the moment, having scored another 3 goals against Panama, there's no reason why England can’t win.

England v Belgium: Stats

The last time there was a match between England and Belgium was on June 27th 1990 when England won the match 1-0 thanks to a goal in the 119th minute by David Platt.

The only other time that there's been a England v Belgium fixture was back in 1954 when they played out a 4-4 draw at St Jakob Park in Basel.

The last international friendly between England and Belgium was at Wembley in 2012 when a single goal from Danny Welbeck was enough to win the match 1-0 for Roy Hodgson's side.

Taking into account the last three times that England have played Belgium, they've won 67% of the time, drawn 33% of the matches and lost 0% of them.

Overall there have been twenty-one England v Belgium matches throughout history with England winning the fixture fifteen times, Belgium just two and four matches being drawn.

The biggest win of the fifteen fixtures where England have beaten Belgium was an international friendly on the 11th of May 1927 when they scored nine goals to Belgium's one.

England's: Form

Looking at the last 6 matches that England have played, they've won 5 and drawn 1 and scored a total of 14 goals (2.33 goals per game) and conceding 4 goals.

Belgium's: Form

Belgium have the exact same record as England, having won 5 and drawn 1 of their last 6 matches, although they've scored 19 goals (3.17 goals per game) and conceded 3 goals.