England vs Italy U21 Championships Betting PT 2
- By A.J. Ryder on June 24, 2015 18:02 GMT
Right now, you’ll find Berardi trading at a 9/4 margin to score at any point in the match but in a contest that we expect to be slightly low-scoring, you can bank on the 6/1 listing on him to score first being a decent wager. Andrea Belotti and Marcello Trotta are both trading just behind him at a 13/5 margin for the any time goal and that’s not a bad bet either.
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Harry Kane is without a gigantic amount of surprise, the betting favourite to score at any point in the match for England. You’ll find Kane trading at an 8/5 margin right now during the build-up to the kick-off. He’s a slim 9/2 to score first or last in this match and you would have to reckon that the Italians will be paying a bit more attention to him as he’s a known quantity and this could open things up for the likes of Danny Ings who will start and trades at 15/8 to grab an anytime goal.
Benik Afobe is also considered to be in the mix and you’ll find him trading at a straight 2/1 price to grab an anytime goal while Jesse Lingard can be backed at a 23/10 margin and that looks pretty tidy as well if you’re looking to back a player who will start the match and could very well play the entire 90 minutes.
Harry Kane to grab an anytime goal and England to win the match is rewarding at 7/2 on a double with a number of bookmakers listing those special odds in an effort to attract a bit more business. That’s a decent enhanced multiple and looks considerably better value than backing Danny Ings to score any time and England to win with a 10/3 price tag.
One feature you might see in this match is a scoreless first half because oftentimes it will take teams a little bit to figure each other out before they manage to kick on and really produce something in front of goal. Both teams will be playing a little bit more defensively than usual at this stage in the tournament and you can bank on draw/England being an interest wager - particularly if you’re able to back it in-play with about 5-7 minutes of action having already unfolded.
You’ll find Draw/England trading at 19/4 with most major bookmakers.
