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Jude Bellingham Over 0.5 Fouls

Jude Bellingham was given 90 minutes in England’s 0-3 win over Greece and was booked after 10 minutes for dissent. This meant that he was walking a tightrope for the rest of the game and did not commit a single foul. 

However, the 21-year-old has committed a foul in nine of his last 12 England starts. He is no stranger to action at club level, making a foul in eight of his last nine appearances for the Spanish champions. 

Bellingham wears his heart on his sleeve, with this often seeing him overstep the mark. In a crucial game for England against a nation he was eligible to represent, Bellingham looks good value to commit a foul.

Jude Bellingham to Score Anytime

19 goals in 28 league games saw Bellingham come third in the Ballon D’Or rankings, finishing below Real Madrid teammate Vinicius Junior and Manchester City’s Rodri. 

The Los Blancos star was also in fine fettle at international level, scoring five goals in his last 17 caps, including two at this summer’s Euros. 

The 21-year-old was given extra attacking freedom and flourished in the ‘10 role’ against Greece, hitting the post twice. 

A threat from outside the area, as a box-crasher and aerially from set pieces, Bellingham should find ample opportunity to add to his already impressive goal tally.

Ireland’s only clean sheet came in a scrappy 1-0 win over Finland, mainly owing to heroics from Liverpool goalkeeper Caoimhin Kelleher who saved a penalty from Joel Pohjanpalo in the 77th minute. 

Both Teams To Score (No) 

In their three games against joint table-toppers England and Greece, Ireland have failed to score, registering just 22 shots across these three games. 

The Boys in Green have only scored against Finland, scoring two in Helsinki from 15 shots, while scoring one in Dublin from 13 shots. 

England have kept a clean sheet in three of their five Nations League games, conceding a late consolation to Finland away and two in the shock defeat at home to Greece. 

Lee Carsley’s side should control the game from the start, limiting Ireland to minimal chances. Jordan Pickford was also in impressive form in Greece, making five saves to keep a clean sheet. 

In addition, the top scorer in the Ireland squad is Troy Parrott who has just five goals at international level, so Ireland lacks a goal presence.