England Football Betting Offers, Free Bets, Enhanced Odds Offers plus information and statistics about the England national football team
England football fans have had a tumultuous ride over the years. The England national football team has only ever won one major tournament, the World Cup in 1966, which was on home soil.
They did manage to reach the semi final stage at the World Cup in Russia, but just fell short against Croatia, eventually finishing fourth after defeat to Belgium in the bronze medal match.
Here we present the latest England football betting offers, free bets and enhanced odds deals to help you make some money from betting on (or against!) England.
We also have some stats and snippets of information that could be of interest to England fans who want to know exactly how good (or bad) we’ve been over the years!
Latest England Betting Offers
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England Betting Offers, Free Bets and Enhanced Odds
CORAL – 25/1 KANE TO SCORE AGAINST SPAIN
This is a great offer for those who think Harry Kane can build on his fine World Cup top scorer achievement. Check out the Coral Kane to Score offer to get enhanced odds of 25/1.
Key Terms: 18+ UK+IRE players signing up via promo page. Min deposit £5. Paypal & some deposit methods excl. Paid in cash at normal price. Enhanced odds paid in £5 free bets within 24 hrs, valid for 4 days, stake not returned, restrictions apply. T&Cs apply
A fine 50/1 option on England to beat Spain on Saturday, this time from Betfair. This fine bookie will even give you the chance to earn an additional £100 in free bets if you keep betting with them!
Key Terms: New Customers can get England at an enhanced 50/1 to beat Spain.. Max Stake £1. Winnings paid in free bets, valid for 7 days, only deposits with cards/Paypal count. Exchange and multiple bets excluded. T&C’s Apply. 18+|Gamble Aware.
England are in action for the first time since the World Cup, can they carry that positivity on in to the new UEFA Nations League? They host Spain at Wembley in one of the picks of the competition, which represents a massive task for Gareth Southgate. His side start a new international campaign exactly where they want to end up, with the final of the next Euros coming at Wembley in 2020.
Top Betting Tip
England Draw No Bet – at 19/20 with Ladbrokes
Relevant Stats, Injuries and Suspensions
England have Raheem Sterling and Adam Lallana missing for this clash, after both pulled out of Southgate’s squad. The Three Lions saw Gary Cahill and Jamie Vardy retire after the World Cup, with a new, youthful crop of players coming through. Aside from that, almost all of the World Cup squad has made it back in to the squad for this game.
Spain’s squad has a good Premier League influence to it, with five players from English clubs selected. Four of those come from Chelsea, including the world’s most expensive goalkeeper – Kepa Arrizabalaga. Marcos Alonso could receive his first cap, while there’s a reprieve for Alvaro Morata up front, as Luis Enrique looks to put his spin on things ahead of his first game.
England vs Spain Tips
The Three Lions may have high spirits after the World Cup, but the bookies are seemingly in on the joy. England can be found at 17/10 with BetVictor here, with the Spanish around the same, if not a tad shorter. That’s incredibly negative, especially when this game should be seen as opportunity for England. While they may not have the greatest record against elite opposition, Southgate’s England had a 2-0 lead over Spain in a recent home friendly, only throwing it away at the end.
This is a Spanish side without Gerard Pique or Andres Iniesta. They struggled against Portugal, Morocco and Russia at the World Cup. A new manager has taken charge, and now uncertainty reigns. Meanwhile, England are in their strongest position in years, and they’ll be aiming to use that in order to finally take a big scalp in a competitive game. The Nations League is the perfect place to do that, and we’re backing England Draw No Bet at 19/20 with Ladbrokes. We’re also going for Harry Kane to score any time, which is 11/8 with Coral.
England Recent Results
Belgium 2-0 England – July 2018, World Cup
Croatia 2-1 England – July 2018, World Cup
Sweden 0-2 England – July 2018, World Cup
Colombia 1-1 England – July 2018, World Cup
England 0-1 Belgium – June 2018, World Cup
Spain Recent Results
Spain 1-1 Russia – July 2018, World Cup
Spain 2-2 Morocco – June 2018, World Cup
Iran 0-1 Spain – June 2018, World Cup
Portugal 3-3 Spain – June 2018, World Cup
Tunisia 0-1 Spain – June 2018, Friendly
England World Cup Record
Well, we’ve won one World Cup, but how have we done in the rest of them? To be honest, not brilliantly well. Losing semi-finalists in 1990 has been the next closest we’ve been to winning another World Cup, and we blew some of our best chances by not evening bothering to enter the first three tournaments!
Our overall World Cup record, prior to Russia 2018, reads as follows… Played: 62, Won: 26, Drawn: 20, Lost: 16, Scored: 79 goals, Conceded: 56 goals
England’s World Cup performances by year
1930 – Did not enter
1934 – Did not enter
1938 – Did not enter
1950 – Group stage, 8th of 13
1954 – Quarter-finals, 7th of 16
1958 – Group stage, 11th of 16
1962 – Quarter-finals, 8th of 16
1966 – Champions, 1st of 16
1970 – Quarter-finals, 8th of 16
1974 – Did not qualify
1978 – Did not qualify
1982 – Second group stage ,6th of 24
1986 – Quarter-finals, 8th of 24
1990 – Fourth place, 4th of 24
1994 – Did not qualify
1998 – Round of 16 ,9th of 32
2002 – Quarter-finals, 6th of 32
2006 – Quarter-finals, 7th of 32
2010 – Round of 16, 13th of 32
2014 – Group stage, 26th of 32
2018 – TBC
England Player Records and Stats
England Top Goalscorers
1. Wayne Rooney – 53 goals
2. Bobby Charlton – 49 goals
3. Gary Linekar – 48 goals
4. Jimmy Greaves – 44 goals
5. Michael Owen – 40 goals
6. Nat Lofthouse – 30 goals
– Alan Shearer – 30 goals
– Tom Finney – 30 goals
9. Vivian Woodward – 29 goals
– Frank Lampard – 29 goals
11. Steve Bloomer – 28 goals
12. David Platt – 27 goals
13. Bryan Robson – 26 goals
14. Geoff Hurst – 24 goals
Amongst those fine, fine players here is a player we think deserves special mention:
Vivian Woodward, who played for England between 1903 and 1911, scored 29 goals in just 23 England matches. He played for Tottenham and Chelsea and captained Great Britain to gold medals at the 1908 Olympics in London and the 1912 Olympics in Stockholm. He also served in the British Army during the First World War and sustained injuries that meant he had to retire from football. We can’t see many getting near his goal-scoring average for England though!
Sep 5 2018
England v Spain Betting Offers – 8 September 2018
England Football Betting Offers, Free Bets, Enhanced Odds Offers plus information and statistics about the England national football team
England football fans have had a tumultuous ride over the years. The England national football team has only ever won one major tournament, the World Cup in 1966, which was on home soil.
They did manage to reach the semi final stage at the World Cup in Russia, but just fell short against Croatia, eventually finishing fourth after defeat to Belgium in the bronze medal match.
Here we present the latest England football betting offers, free bets and enhanced odds deals to help you make some money from betting on (or against!) England.
We also have some stats and snippets of information that could be of interest to England fans who want to know exactly how good (or bad) we’ve been over the years!
Latest England Betting Offers
Please note that all betting offers, free bets, enhanced odds and money back offers have various terms and conditions that must be read and adhered to. Please read the relevant T&C on the betting site in question. Please Gamble Responsibly.
England Betting Offers, Free Bets and Enhanced Odds
CORAL – 25/1 KANE TO SCORE AGAINST SPAIN
This is a great offer for those who think Harry Kane can build on his fine World Cup top scorer achievement. Check out the Coral Kane to Score offer to get enhanced odds of 25/1.
Key Terms: 18+ UK+IRE players signing up via promo page. Min deposit £5. Paypal & some deposit methods excl. Paid in cash at normal price. Enhanced odds paid in £5 free bets within 24 hrs, valid for 4 days, stake not returned, restrictions apply. T&Cs apply
CLAIM 25/1 OFFER
BETFAIR – 50/1 ENGLAND TO BEAT SPAIN
A fine 50/1 option on England to beat Spain on Saturday, this time from Betfair. This fine bookie will even give you the chance to earn an additional £100 in free bets if you keep betting with them!
Key Terms: New Customers can get England at an enhanced 50/1 to beat Spain.. Max Stake £1. Winnings paid in free bets, valid for 7 days, only deposits with cards/Paypal count. Exchange and multiple bets excluded. T&C’s Apply. 18+|Gamble Aware.
CLAIM 50/1 OFFER
England v Spain Preview and Betting Tips
England are in action for the first time since the World Cup, can they carry that positivity on in to the new UEFA Nations League? They host Spain at Wembley in one of the picks of the competition, which represents a massive task for Gareth Southgate. His side start a new international campaign exactly where they want to end up, with the final of the next Euros coming at Wembley in 2020.
Top Betting Tip
Relevant Stats, Injuries and Suspensions
England have Raheem Sterling and Adam Lallana missing for this clash, after both pulled out of Southgate’s squad. The Three Lions saw Gary Cahill and Jamie Vardy retire after the World Cup, with a new, youthful crop of players coming through. Aside from that, almost all of the World Cup squad has made it back in to the squad for this game.
Spain’s squad has a good Premier League influence to it, with five players from English clubs selected. Four of those come from Chelsea, including the world’s most expensive goalkeeper – Kepa Arrizabalaga. Marcos Alonso could receive his first cap, while there’s a reprieve for Alvaro Morata up front, as Luis Enrique looks to put his spin on things ahead of his first game.
England vs Spain Tips
The Three Lions may have high spirits after the World Cup, but the bookies are seemingly in on the joy. England can be found at 17/10 with BetVictor here, with the Spanish around the same, if not a tad shorter. That’s incredibly negative, especially when this game should be seen as opportunity for England. While they may not have the greatest record against elite opposition, Southgate’s England had a 2-0 lead over Spain in a recent home friendly, only throwing it away at the end.
This is a Spanish side without Gerard Pique or Andres Iniesta. They struggled against Portugal, Morocco and Russia at the World Cup. A new manager has taken charge, and now uncertainty reigns. Meanwhile, England are in their strongest position in years, and they’ll be aiming to use that in order to finally take a big scalp in a competitive game. The Nations League is the perfect place to do that, and we’re backing England Draw No Bet at 19/20 with Ladbrokes. We’re also going for Harry Kane to score any time, which is 11/8 with Coral.
England Recent Results
Spain Recent Results
England World Cup Record
Well, we’ve won one World Cup, but how have we done in the rest of them? To be honest, not brilliantly well. Losing semi-finalists in 1990 has been the next closest we’ve been to winning another World Cup, and we blew some of our best chances by not evening bothering to enter the first three tournaments!
Our overall World Cup record, prior to Russia 2018, reads as follows… Played: 62, Won: 26, Drawn: 20, Lost: 16, Scored: 79 goals, Conceded: 56 goals
England’s World Cup performances by year
England Player Records and Stats
England Top Goalscorers
Amongst those fine, fine players here is a player we think deserves special mention:
Vivian Woodward, who played for England between 1903 and 1911, scored 29 goals in just 23 England matches. He played for Tottenham and Chelsea and captained Great Britain to gold medals at the 1908 Olympics in London and the 1912 Olympics in Stockholm. He also served in the British Army during the First World War and sustained injuries that meant he had to retire from football. We can’t see many getting near his goal-scoring average for England though!
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