England vs. Czechia: Free Nations League Bet Builder and Tips

Starting in midfield, I'm backing Alex Kral to commit a foul against England. He's made eight in his last 10 games - including two in the international break - and the Three Lions' midfield are no strangers to drawing fouls.

Against Croatia, they drew four and the new composition of the midfield three shouldn't struggle to draw more. This should be a generous price for us when we look back at it.

Over the break, Czechia have been pretty keen to make fouls and I'd expect that to continue here against England. They've had 10 cards in three games during the break - which is a ridiculous record - but their seven against Spain certainly inflates that figure.

With a card against England last week, we know that there's a chance that tackles will fly in and I'd predict the same will be the case on Tuesday.

After that win against Croatia, I can't help but be confident that England will win again here. There's very little value in the price, though, so we're having to look a bit further afield and that's why I've included BTTS No.

The Three Lions held Croatia to just one shot on target at the weekend, and after a clean sheet against Czechia last week, you'd feel confident of a repeat. It's not a major price, but it does give us a route into the market and I'd be keen to take it.

In this spot at the weekend, I looked at corners and I'm following that trend again. Instead, I'm looking at the handicaps, though.

Again, I think England dominate here and every market reflects that. I'd be wary of backing corners themselves, because prices are pretty poor. Nevertheless, there's, again, a route in and I'm looking to take it.

England have had five more corners than both of their opponents in their past two games, whilst also having three more than Spain in their other game of the break.

In every game during the break, Czechia have had five fewer corners than their opponent. So, I quite like this price and think they could well be battered in the corner statistics too.

So far this season, Bukayo Saka has been electric, scoring three times in Arsenal's opening five and he's clearly looking for goals a little more. He's already registered 14 shots on target in 10 games this season and I think he could punish the visitors here.

With three during the break - including two goals at the weekend - he's expected to be the only part of the attacking midfield trident to retain a starting spot. With Czechia conceding 10 shots on target from the right side of their box in this break, I think it's a vulnerability and England could expose that.