Last Updated on December 8, 2022 1:28 pm by Erwin Noguera
France and England close the quarterfinals of the World Cup in Qatar 2022 with a great game that has two of the strongest candidates for the title.
France gave a soccer lecture against Poland and is getting closer to revalidating what was achieved in 2018.
England, for their part, were effective and got rid of a difficult Senegal and continued to grow in their game.
When:
Saturday, December 10 at 2:00 pm ET at the Al Bayt stadium
Moneyline odds:
France +142
England +209
Draw Offs:
+225
Where Can I Watch?
Fox Sports, Telemundo, Peacock, and Sling
Why Bet on France
France, champion in Russia in 2018, is looking to defend its title. Didier Deschamps’s team is playing great soccer and they have Kylian Mbappé at a very high level. The PSG forward precisely said that this World Cup is his “obsession” and that he prepared himself in a great way to face the tournament. He is the top scorer of Qatar 2022 with 5 goals.
In the quarterfinals they easily beat Poland (3-1), who despite playing their best game, couldn’t even tickle the French team. Mbappé scored a double and Olivier Giroud scored the other goal, the referee even badly canceled what was a great goal. The Polish discount came in the last play of the game with a penalty from Robert Lewandowski.
The atmosphere in the team feels good and in all lines it has been effective. Possibly its weakest point has been that of its goalkeeper, Hugo Lloris, who has had good and bad games, but everyone knows the category he has and that he is someone to trust.
Why Bet on England
In the last World Cup England lost in the semifinals, but the fans are more excited about this team. Those led by Gareth Southgate are one of the best teams in Qatar 2022 and one of the highest scorers.
In the quarterfinals they played in this same stadium and beat Senegal, who made it difficult for them in the first half until Jordan Henderson opened the scoring after 38 minutes. From then on, the English managed the game with a great Harry Kane, who scored his first goal in the tournament but who, despite not having scored until then, was the leader and driver of his team. Great level of the Tottenham striker who is thinking more about the collective than the individual.
Likewise, it is worth highlighting the level of young players such as Bukayo Saka, Phil Foden and Jude Bellingham, who have been among the most decisive players in front of goal, scoring and assisting several times.
Final Betting Analysis: France vs. England
We have a possible Euro Cup final in the World Cup quarterfinals. Two great teams that are possibly at their best level, each one with a figure on which their teammates orbit, and several secondary actors. However, Mbappé’s level is being superlative and will be the determining factor for France to stay with the victory.
At MyBookie.ag we find that France is the favorite of the match with a Moneyline of +142, while England has +209 and the draw is +225.
The last time these two teams met was in a friendly on June 13, 2017 and France won 3-2 with goals from Samuel Umtiti, Djibril Sidibé and Ousmane Dembélé, while Harry Kane scored a double. The last time they met in an official match was in the group stage of the Euro Cup 2012 and they ended 1-1 with goals from Samir Nasri for the French and Joleon Lescott for the English.
Go for a straight win for France in the Moneyline. If you bet $100 on the win at +142, you will gain $142 for a total payout of $242.
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