Ukraine vs England betting tips & top odds – EURO 2020 QF

Ukraine and tournament favourites England head to Rome this Saturday for the last of the quarter finals at Euro 2020. Betting Planet presents the best bets and match analysis for what will be just the eighth meeting between these two nations.

Ukraine vs England match analysis

Despite an amazing run in Euro 2020, Ukraine will need to overturn a poor record against England if they wish to progress any further. Having scored just three goals in seven meeting against the Three Lions, the Blue and Yellow will certainly have history against them. This is the first time they have reached the quarter finals of the European Championship.

Ukraine managed to wear down Sweden in extra time and sealed the deal when Artem Dovbyk headed home Oleksandr Zinchenko’s pinpoint cross. That assist capped off a near-perfect game for the Manchester City fullback, having scored Ukraine’s first goal in the 27th minute. Zinchenko and West Ham’s Andriy Yarmolenko will be key to any chance Ukraine have of toppling their more fancied rivals.

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Having eliminated Germany in the round of 16, the Three Lions will be confident of continuing their undefeated streak at Euro 2020 when they travel to Rome. England come into the quarter finals as just the second team in European Championship history not to concede in any of their first four games in the tournament. With the return of Harry Maguire and the sensational form of keeper Jordan Pickford, England look strong and settled at the back.

English fans would have been rapt to see Harry Kane find the back of the net against Germany. That strike went alongside Raheem Sterling’s third goal of Euro 2020, and if these two can find the back of the net yet again for England on Saturday night, it will go a long way to helping them reach the semis.

Ukraine vs England predictions & best bets

Match handicap: England (-1.0)

England have been far from convincing in any of their four matches of Euro 2020, but they find themselves in the last eight and should be accounting for Ukraine with a relative ease. Despite not finding the back of the net until the 75th minute against Germany, England found their grove in the final 20 minutes of that game. With Raheem Sterling and Harry Kane hitting the scoresheet and the likes of Jack Grealish, Declan Rice and Kelvin Phillips playing their role, Gareth Southgate’s men are a big chance of taking out the Euros if they can build on that form and get past Ukraine.

Anytime goalscorer: Raheem Sterling

The resurgence of Raheem Sterling at Euro 2020 has been one of the main talking points in the competition, netting three goals from his four games. When Sterling has this sort of confidence, he tends to keep it going for some time, and we expect him to find the back of the net once again.