England vs France

England face France in the World Cup quarter-finals after comfortably beating Senegal in the Round of 16. Les Bleus, meanwhile, secured their place in the last eight by beating Poland 3-1.

Kick off for England vs France is at 19:00 GMT on Sunday and there are plenty of betting offers available in the build up to the game. So whether you are backing Kylian Mbappe to strengthen his grip on the World Cup Golden Boot market or fancy a goal for Golden Ball contender Jude Bellingham, we've rounded up the best of those free bets below for you to get the most value from your bets. 

When deciding what to use your free bets on for England vs France, you can read all the analysis and a match prediction from our football expert, George Gamble. 

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We've also got a sneak peek into George Gamble's article below, including why he's backing both teams to score in the Al Bayt Stadium.

It’s no secret that France boast a plethora of young talent and the name on everyone's lips at the moment seems to be Mbappe. A lot is being made of his possible battle with Kyle Walker but that may not be the only area in which this match is decided.

Defensively, France haven’t been exactly watertight having shipped at least once in every game so far. They are much more lethal going forward but Gareth Southgate will take confidence from the fact that no side has scored more than the Three Lions this World Cup and will have full faith that his men can fashion plenty of goal-scoring opportunities of their own.

However, France are so strong in forward areas and they’re masters of working their way into this box, with all nine of their goals scored so far coming from inside the penalty area.

England may need to occasionally rely on counter-attacks and with the likes of Bellingham and Phil Foden, two exceptionally players in transitions, England should be taken seriously. 

Southgate’s side have played some of their best football down the flanks and although it can be frustrating to see the teams most natural finisher in Harry Kane dropping deep to collect the ball, that allows the energetic midfield to push on forward and force overloads.

This one should be a fascinating clash, but I think there will be opportunities for both sides here and think there is plenty of value to be had on both teams to score.