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Greece v England Prediction, Tips & Best Bet – Nations League

Bill Gaine on Nov 13, 2024 at 12:01 PM
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We have a Greece v England prediction for you plus a breakdown of the betting odds, team news and matchups ahead of their top-of-the-table Nations League clash.

Greece have been immaculate throughout this Nations League campaign with 4 wins from 4 games, 9 goals scored and only 1 conceded.

England sit in the second spot ahead of this game 3 wins and 1 defeat from 4 games played they have 8 goals and have conceded 2.

How To Watch Greece v England

When is Greece v England?

Greece v England will take place on Thursday at 7.45 pm.

TV Channel

ITV will be televising this game with pre-match coverage from 7 pm.

Virgin Media Three will broadcast this Nations League clash to viewers in Ireland.

Stream

Those in the UK can stream the game on ITVX.

If you are in Ireland you can stream this game on Virgin Media Player.

Where is Greece v England Being Played?

The Olympiako Stadio Spyros Louis in Athens, Greece will play host to this fixture.

Greece v England Odds

Team

Odds

Chance

Greece

10/3

23.1%

England

5/6

54.5%

Draw

9/4

30.8%

Greece are 10/3 underdogs to continue their perfect record in this Nations League campaign.

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England are priced at 5/6 to avenge their defeat to the Greeks last time out.

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The draw can now be gotten at 9/4.

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Handicap Betting

Greece: +1 @ 10/11

England: -1 @ 5/2

Handicap Draw: +1 @ 5/2

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Greece’s Form

Greece have had a dream start to life under new Head Coach Ivan Jovanović since he was appointed on the 1st of August. He’s taken to International management like a duck to water with 4 wins from his opening 4 games in charge in the Nations League with his team scoring 9 goals and conceding only 1.

One of the most eye-catching things about this Greek side is the settled nature of their starting side. From their 4 games during this Nations League campaign, you have 3 players who have played every minute, and 7 players have played at least 71% of the minutes which means there’s a club-style feeling to their selection changes and subsequent continuity of understanding.

Victory for Greece here would confirm their status as group winners ahead of their closing game against Finland.

Greece’s Last Five Results

Greece 2-0 Republic of Ireland | October 13th | Win

England 1-2 Greece | October 10th | Win

Republic of Ireland 0-2 Greece | September 10th | Win

Greece 3-0 Finland | September 7th | Win

Malta 0-2 Greece | June 11th | Win

5 Wins

England’s Form

The circus around who would replace Gareth Southgate as England Manager is over and the “Case for Carsley” has been closed following the announcement on the 16th of October that Thomas Tuchel would take the role starting in 2025. As a result, this will be the last window with Carsley at the helm and interestingly in recent days, 8 players have withdrawn from the original squad.

Carsley has switched between a 4-3-3 vs Ireland and a 4-2-3-1 throughout his tenure as interim head coach. The statistics look solid with 16.3 shots per game an average of 61% of possession, a pass completion percentage of 89.5% and 11.9 aerials won and the return of Harry Kane to the squad will be a huge boost to the squad.

England were shocked in their last game by Greece, but the extenuating circumstances of the last game make me think that they could get the better of the Greeks this time.

England’s Last Five Results

Finland 1-3 England | October 13th | Win

England 1-2 Greece | October 10th | Loss

England 2-0 Finland | September 10th | Win

Republic of Ireland 0-2 England | September 7th | Win

Spain 2-1 England | July 14th | Loss

3 Wins and 2 Losses

Greece v England Predicted Lineups

Greece Predicted Starting XI (4-2-3-1)

GK: Vlachodimos

RB: Rota, CB: Mavropanos, CB: Koulierakis, LB: Giannoulis

CM: Siopis, CM: Kourbelis

RW: Masouras, AM: Bakasetas, LW: Tzolis

CF: Pavlidis

England Predicted Starting XI (4-3-3)

GK: Pickford

RB: Walker, CB: Guehi, CB: Branthwaite, LB: Lewis

CM: Gallagher, CM: Gomes, AM: Bellingham

RW: Bowen, CF: Kane, LW: Gordon

Greece v England Head-To-Head Results & Stats

Key Players To Watch

All-Time Head-To-Head Record

Greece wins: 0

England wins: 7

Draws: 2

Head-To-Head Last Five Results

England 1-2 Greece | Nations League | October 10th, 2024

England 4-0 Greece | Friendly | August 16th, 2006

England 2-2 Greece | World Cup Qualifying | October 6th, 2001

Greece 0-2 England | World Cup Qualifying | June 6th, 2001

England 5-0 Greece | Friendly | May 17th, 1994

Key Players To Watch

Konstantinos Mavropanos – Greece

The West Ham defender (26) has arguably been Greece’s standout performer since debuting for the senior side in 2021. He is a very strong defender with his 1.73 interceptions, 4.78 clearances and 2.3 aerials in the 92nd, 81st and 65th percentile for all defenders.

He also carries a strong ball-playing ability and passing range from deep. Greece are priced at 3/1 to earn a clean sheet and if they do Mavropanos will need a MOTM display.

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Harry Kane – England

England’s record goalscorer missed the last window and his absence was very much felt with Carsley’s tactical alteration to not play with a genuine striker against Greece not working.

Kane has 68 goals in 101 games for his country and if you fancy him to score he is 7/2 for first scorer and 7/5 to score anytime.

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Greece v England Prediction & Best Bet

Prediction: Greece 1-2 England

Greece are flying in the Nations League and know if they avoid defeat in this game they will be at a minimum in pole position to win the group.

England have been hit by several withdrawals from their squad and though there are some broader questions to ask about the rationale of those decisions, their replacements are more than apt to do the job for their next two games.

Greece are no pushovers, but I still think England will be too good for them on the night.

Best Bet: Draw +1 @ 5/2

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