England will bid to keep their European Championship title defence alive on Thursday when they face Sweden in the quarter-finals in Zurich.
Sarina Wiegman’s side bounced back from losing to France in their opening match of the group stage to record thumping 4-0 and 6-1 wins over the Netherlands and Wales respectively.
Having finished as runners-up in their group, England will face a quarter-final against a Swedish side that recorded three consecutive wins to top Group C.
England are considered as favourites for the match with Sky Bet, while a series of RequestABets are available for the last eight tie.
A bet priced at 13/2 requires both Lauren James and Alessia Russo to score, England to win and over 2.5 goals to be scored in the quarter-final.
James scored a brace in England’s win over the Netherlands, while Russo opened her account for the tournament in the victory against Wales.
James and Russo to score, England to win and over 2.5 goals is 13/2 with Sky Bet
Another RequestABet requires Russo to score, England to win and both teams to score, which has been priced at 9/2.
For those backing Peter Gerhardsson’s side to triumph against the Lionesses, there is a 8/1 bet on Stina Blackstenius to score, Sweden to win and both teams to score.
There is also a 16/1 bet available for Sweden to win, Sweden to have the most corners and Sweden to have the most shots on target.
Sky Bet RequestABets for Sweden vs England:
James and Russo to score, England (W) to win and over 2.5 goals – 13/2
Russo to score, England to win, over 2.5 goals and 10+ corners – 9/1
Blackstenius to score, Sweden to win and both teams to score – 8/1
Sweden to win, Sweden most shots on target and Sweden most corners – 16/1
- All odds are correct at the time of publication