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

Going back to the point of it being a tough game, I think both teams will go at the game enough for there to be plenty of action.

Backing general corners gives us a nice spot, though, and with both teams averaging more than nine corners in their last 20 games, it says a lot.

With a combined average of 12 corners taken per game, there should be no shortage.

I then like Bukayo Saka to get a Shot on Target. The English winger has started this season well with 10 shots on target in all competitions.

Of course, his last game in an England shirt saw him score a hat-trick as well. In other words, he's not short of confidence and almost Evens - with Paddy Power's Shot on Target rules - is a gift.

Sticking with England shots, I think Nico O'Reilly to have one is a big price. He's expected to start back at left-back here, but that shouldn't put you off.

During the World Cup, he had six shots (with super sub) and he's had three shots for Manchester City in the Premier League this season when he's started.

He's not afraid of a shot and so I like this price.

Named England Player of the Year for the second year in a row on Friday, Bellingham is the star of the team and the Spaniards will know that all too well.

In his past 20 games, he's averaged 4.15 foul involvements per game and that includes 29 in seven La Liga games already this season. It's asking for a lot, but it's likely, given what the stats show.

Finally, I think Lamine Yamal will be Spain's biggest threat and think a lot will come through him. A lot of the talk has been about the Ballon d'Or in the lead-up to this game.

So, what better way to show yourself as the best than to show it against the favourite for the award? Yamal takes plenty of shots anyway - both for Barcelona and Spain - so it won't be a surprise if he manages a few on Saturday.