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England vs Greece Preview & Prediction | 2027 FIFA Women’s World Cup Qualifying

by Alex Sarwar ·
England vs Greece Preview & Prediction | 2027 FIFA Women’s World Cup Qualifying

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England were disappointed with their first-leg showing against Greece despite winning 1-3 and Sarina Wiegman will expect better here in Leicester.

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England vs Greece Prediction

Whilst changes are to be expected from England, head coach Sarina Wiegman is unlikely to rock the boat too heavily with their aggregate lead only at two goals. However, the vast array of options at her disposal are the envy of many European nations and that strength-in-depth should see them boss proceedings throughout against an inferior Greek team.

Although Greece deserve credit for not giving up, holding England to three goals and even scoring against the Lionesses in the first-leg, they will be in for a long night in Leicester as England keep the ball and really look to suffocate them. The masses of quality the hosts have, not to mention a stern teamtalk from Wiegman after the first-leg, should see England prove much more ruthless this time around and win by at least three clear goals.

England vs Greece Tip: England to win with -2 handicap

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