England vs. Argentina: Free World Cup Bet Builder and Tips

We start this game just under Evens, which is pushing the boat out a little bit here for me. However, we're attacking this game with the odds.

So, we start with Both Teams to Score and I think this has a great chance. Argentina have looked awfully shaky in recent games defensively, and I couldn't back them to keep a clean sheet.

However, I'm also not too confident in England's back line. They've conceded six in six games, and both teams have scored in each of their last three.

I expect this game to be a feisty affair. In their most recent three meetings, there have been 11 yellow cards shown to the two teams and a red card.

In honesty, I was half tempted to look at the red card markets here, with two in their last four meetings (5/1 looks like alright value, still).

However, I am just going to stay with the overall cards markets, where four bookings return more than Evens. With nine cards in three games this tournament - and a season average of more than four cards per game - it could well hold value.

Tagliafico's foul markets are certainly interesting, and him to have quite a few foul involvements doesn't look like a bad market.

However, there may just be a bit more value in him winning fouls.

During the World Cup, he has been fouled 10 times in five games, which is certainly rather impressive, it must be said. So, against an English right side that made four fouls last game, I'm rather fond of this selection.

Jude Bellingham. Need I say more?

The 23-year-old has been marvellous at this tournament and it is difficult to overlook the quality of the Real Madrid man. Yet, before the tournament, it seemed like there was a genuine question about his starting qualities.

Nevertheless, the current run has been superb. He's got six goal contributions in four games, including four in his last two.

I cannot overlook him again here, and I won't. If England are going to get to the final, he'll put his stamp on the game.

I wanted to look at a bit of an outsider shot for my final selection and I quite like the look of Bellingham to have a header on target.

The Real Madrid man has had three in his last three games, and whilst he had a headed shot in the game against Norway, it wasn't on target.

Argentina have conceded 11 headers in this tournament, with four going on target and I think they could be vulnerable to Jude's late runs into the box.

Sky Bet are offering 9/1 for him to score a header (includes super sub and extra time); alternatively, Betway are offering 12/1 for a headed goal. It may be worth a single, but I'd not include it here.