ENGLAND need just a point from their final two qualifiers but should get three at Wembley on Thursday.
Winless Montenegro are the latest side likely to be mauled by the Three Lions who have netted 14 in three home ties.
They've beaten Bulgaria 4-0, Czech Rep 5-1 and Kosovo 5-3 so the least to expect is over 3.5 match goals at 9-10 with Marathonbet.
Gareth Southgate's are of course unbackable at a best 1-12 so we need to look elsewhere for value.
Raheem Sterling's absence shouldn't hit the team too hard as they have goals from everywhere and England -2 at 8-11 with Coral is fine for accas.
Harry Kane is first-scorer favourite at 23-10 with Unibet but if he starts consider Chelsea's leading marksman Tammy Abraham at 3-1.
Leicester midfielder James Maddison is in line for a debut after a stellar season and is 17-2 at Paddy Power.
The other game in Group A should be a cracker with Czech Rep and Kosovo fighting it out for second spot in Prague.
Kosovo trail the Czechs by a point and their final match is away to England so they probably need to win.
They are a best 9-2 with bet365 and that looks big considering the way they played in losing at Southampton. Consider Kosovo draw no bet at 3-1 with Betfred while top punt could be over 2.5 match goals at 20-21 with BetVictor.
Ukraine have won Group B and Portugal will finish second with wins at home to Lithuania today then at Luxembourg.
The Portuguese should put the Lithuanians to the sword but again are incredibly short so go for the old favourite – Cristiano Ronaldo to score first at 7-4 with bet365.
Tonight's other games are in Group H where Turkey and France are fighting it out for top spot.
Leaders Turkey face third-placed Iceland but if they flop still have a meeting against Andorra next week. I'm on them tonight at 4-5 with bet365.
France will beat Moldova with ease but again it's about how many they score for a handicap bet.
Recommended Bets
- England -2
- England v Montenegro over 2.5 goals
- Czech Rep v Kosovo over 2.5 goals
- Kosovo draw no bet
- Ronaldo to score first
- Turkey
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