Can England cap off a strong international break with a win over Denmark? And what should football spread betting punters be watching out for? It’s the Sports Spread Bets of the Day!

What time is England v Denmark on? What channel is it on?
The teams meet at Wembley at 7.45pm on Sky Sports Main Event.

Who has pulled out of the England squad?
Kieran Trippier is absent due to a Football Association hearing over betting charges, while Ben Chilwell is back to Chelsea due to a pre-existing injury.

Who is favourite to score for England against Denmark?
The hosts have an abundance of options going forwards these days, with Harry Kane – who Gareth Southgate insists is fit – at a PGM spread of 27-30, a SMM spread of 43-50, and Evens fixed odds to score any time.

Sunday’s penalty converter Marcus Rashford is then at a PGM spread of 19-22, a SMM spread of 28-34 and fixed odds of 11/8. Bearing in mind the pair of spotkicks during the game against Belgium, Spreadex are also offering a Penalty Goal Minutes spread of 13-16.

What are the odds on Dominic Calvert-Lewin scoring against Denmark? The most inform striker in English football, the Everton ace is 6/4 to get his 2nd international goal, with a Player Goal Minutes spread of 17-20 and a Super Mega Minutes spread of 27-32.

Beyond that top 3, both Danny Ings and Tammy Abraham – cleared after his rule-breaking surprise birthday party – are at PGM spreads of 16-29, with fixed odds of 13/8.

How many caps has Christian Eriksen won for Denmark?
It’s a big night for the former Tottenham, now Inter midfielder. Wednesday’s Nation League game will be Christian Eriksen’s 100th international fixture, and SpreadEX has him at a PGM spread of 9-12 to get his 34th goal.

What are the best bets for England v Denmark?
Last time these sides met, back in September, it was mind-numbingly dull encounter, finishing 0-0.

That’s been reflected in a fairly low Total Goals spread of 2.3-2.5, and a Total Goal Minutes spread of 117-127.

Coming in hot after their wins over Wales and Belgium, the hosts will expect a win on Wednesday, with SpreadEX offering an England/Denmark Goal Supremacy spread of 0.7-0.9.

Disclaimer: quoted prices are subject to change.