Scotland vs England 20:45(CEST) Tuesday ,12th Sept 2023
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Scotland vs England Head-to-Head Stats
- Met 115 times before, England 48, Draws 26, Scotland 41
- FIFA World Rankings, England 4, Scotland 30
- Last played (Euro Champs, June 2021) England 0-0 Scotland
- 4 of the last 5 head-to-heads went OVER 2.5 GOALS
- 3 of the last 5 head-to-heads went OVER 3.5 GOALS
- The last 2 head-to-heads ended in draws
- England have lost just 1 of their last 12 vs Scotland
- Both teams scored in 3 of the last 5 head-to-heads
- England have scored 2+ goals in 4 of the last 5 head-to-heads
- 14 of England’s last 22 games went OVER 2.5 GOALS (67%)
- Both DIDN’T score in 24 of England’s last 34 games (71%)
- England have lost just 4 of their last 38 games (90 mins) (89%)
- England have won 19 of their last 36 games ‘to nil’
- Kane (England) is their current top scorer (58)
- Scotland have won their last 5 games
- Scotland have lost just 1 of their last 10 games
- Scotland have scored 2+ goals in their last 5 games
- Scotland have won their last 6 home games
- Scotland have conceded just 1 goal in their last 6 home games
England dropped their first points in their 2024 qualifying campaign with a draw against Ukraine on Saturday but are still sitting pretty top of their group and on course to make it to Germany next summer.
Next up for the Three Lions is a friendly against old rivals Scotland on Tuesday night at Hamden Park – a clash that regardless of nothing being at stake will always be a fiery affair.
Despite being the away side, the match betting favours England at 1.75, with the Draw 3.80 and Scotland on the table at 4.33.
There are 26 places between the sides in the FIFA rankings, with England in 4th and Scotland in 30th, but with Tartan Army having a fine home
record of late you feel this won’t be an easy game for Gareth Southgate’s men.
Scotland have won their last 5 matches, lost just 1 of their last 10 and won ALL of their last 6 at home.
If fact, they’ve also won 5 of those last 6 home games ‘to nil’, so if you fancy a repeat of this can be backed at 7.00, while Scotland/Draw in the ‘double chance’ market is on the table at 2.00.
The sides last met in a Euro 2021 match in 2021 that ended in a 0-0 draw and with a 2-2 draw the time before in 2017, this means the last England beat Scotland was three games back in 2016 thanks to a 3-0 home win.
Prior to that 0-0 draw last time it’s actually a matchup that has produced goals – 4 of the last 5 went Over 2.5 Goals and 3 of the last 5 saw Over 3.5 Goals.
Scotland have also scored 2+ goals in their last 5 games and 67% of England’s last 22 matches saw Over 2.5 Goals scored.
You can back 3+ (over 2.5) goals in the game at 1.95 or 4+ (over 3.5) at 3.40.
Fresh from England’s 1-1 draw with Ukraine, this means they’ve continued their run of having lost just 4 of their last 38 games (90mins),
Harry Kane didn’t score in England’s 1-1 draw but was still involved in the goal – the Bayern Munich man remains, therefore, on 58 international goals and will be the shortest-priced England player in the scoring markets at 5.00 (1st) or 2.25 (anytime).
Scotland’s Che Adams is their lowest-priced player at 9.50 (1st) or 4.00 (anytime).
Overall, it’s a game that Scotland are sure to make hard for England and with home advantage this will also help the Tartan Army.
They bring a solid current home record to the table too and with this in mind the Scotland/Draw at 2.00 in the Double Chance market stands out as a bit of value in a game.
BEST BET: SCOTLAND/DRAW ‘DOUBLE CHANCE’ @ 2.00