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FIFA Women’s World Cup Preview – England vs Argentina, Friday 14th June 2019



Can England put one foot in the Women’s World Cup last-16 with a win over Argentina, at 8pm on BBC One?

While they didn’t exactly blow their Auld Enemies away, Phil Neville’s side nevertheless took command of Group D with a victory over Scotland on Sunday. The Lyon-bound Nikita Parris showed any French spectators what they can expect next season, the former Man City forward opening scoring from the penalty spot in the 14th minute.


Ellen White made it 2-0 not long before the break, and left England pretty comfortable heading into the 2nd half. Claire Emslie gave the Scots a lifeline with 11 minutes to go, but it came to nought, FIFA’s world no. 3s left Nice with a nice 2-1 win and all 3 points.

Even though they only managed a draw in their opening game, Argentina will likely be pretty happy with the result, given that it marked their first ever point in the Women’s World Cup. Japan – 2011 champions and 2015’s beaten finalists – were easily the favourites heading into the Parcs des Princes. Yet the Argentine women managed to keep Japan out, resulting in the only goalless draw of the competition so far.

Looking at the tournament as a whole, Spreadex have a bounty of Lioness-specific spreads to sink your teeth into. Goals Scored sits at 10.5-12, after the 2 they picked up against Scotland, with Bookings at 46-52 and Corners at 34.25-38.25 (they currently sit at 9).

From one historic rivalry to another, England – who fancied to at least get to the semi-finals once again, at an Outright Index spread of 44-48 and a fixed odds price of 6/1 – will be looking to win Group D, given that would set up an ostensibly winnable last-16 fixture against one of the 3rd place nations. They should have it in them to do so, easing the pressure on their final group game against Japan, with Spreadex offering an England/Argentina Goal Supremacy spread of 2.6-2.8, alongside an average target price of 3.35-3.55.

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