England To Lift Trophy (-110) over Spain
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- England is playing the best attacking football of any team in this tournament, as evidenced by their three-goal showing against hosts Australia.
- The Lionesses overcame being a true road team in the semifinal, and the crowd should be on their side in the final.
- Lauren James will be back from her red card suspension for the final, which is a huge lift to England.
The Women’s World Cup Final is set, and two of the favorites from the start of the tournament are in it. England and Spain have been the two best teams at this tournament, and they will play one match to decide the world champion. Is it Coming Home, or will the reign of La Roja begin here? Keep reading for our soccer betting picks for England vs Spain.
England vs Spain Betting Pick
England pick ’em (-110) over Spain
Why Bet on England:
✅ England comes into this match with a ton of momentum after winning a true road match against Australia in the semifinals.
✅ Even if Spain does take a lead, they have blown leads in their last couple of matches, and England should be able to get back into things.
✅ Lauren James is back for this match for England, which is huge for the Lionesses.
This game will be played at Stadium Australia at 5:00 AM ET on Sunday, August 20, 2023.
England
England are one win away from bringing football home, as they enter the Women’s World Cup final riding a wave of momentum. Their last match was a 3-1 win over Australia, where they overcame a nervy 10 minutes or so to bury the host nation in the second half. Now, England will look to beat European rivals Spain for their first Women’s World Cup triumph.
Lauren James will return for England in this match, which is huge. But the England strike force did just fine without James in the semifinal, with Lauren Hemp delivering a goal and an assist in the second half to push England over the line. It feels like this could finally be the time for England, though this country’s recent history in men’s and women’s soccer suggest emotional damage could be coming instead.
Spain
It hasn’t been easy, but Spain have managed to make it to the World Cup Final for the first time in the history of their women’s program. La Roja have beaten European standouts Netherlands and Sweden in their last two matches, though they have not been as easy as you’d like, as Spain relinquished leads in both matches before taking them late on.
Here, the goal for Spain will of course be to grab another early lead, something they have done a great job of at this tournament. But England will be the best attacking side they’ve seen at this tournament, and Spain will have to make sure to actually hold any lead they grab, or they could never see the lead again.