Both defences have looked shaky to say the least, but thankfully England have Kane and Bellingham, whilst Argentina have Messi.

This exact thing has happened in the last four games for Argentina, and the last three games for England, if you include extra time. And even away from that, both sides have managed just two clean sheets in six games.

As it stands, Argentina are the highest scorers at the World Cup, with 17 goals, whilst England aren't too far behind on 13.

An early goal here should really open it up, and I do think the fact it's being played in Atlanta will have an impact due to a stadium with air con, meaning there's less risk of the heat or altitude impacting the flow of the game.

Both games are incredible, and this one should be a blockbuster. The last meeting finished 5-4, and all the chat around the clean sheets for both sides, I feel will no longer be relevant.

This is a France side who have scored two or more goals in five of their six matches, the only time they didn't was the 1-0 win against Paraguay, and I can't see this game being anything like that.

France have racked up the highest xG at the tournament, with 14.30, with Spain not far behind at 11.7. From this, Spain have scored 11 goals, and have only failed to score once, in that surprise draw to Cape Verde.

As I mentioned earlier, this game had nine goals last time, and they managed a combined 5.65xG, 40 shots and 17 shots on target. I'm expecting goals.

Bellingham and Kane have been the main men for England, and I don't think anybody would argue if I said it's Jude who's had the bigger impact.

His two goals against Norway got them through to the semis, and it's now back to back games he's managed a brace, after putting two past Mexico.

Of the 13 goals scored by England, Jude has been directly involved in seven, and if anybody can make it happen against Argentina it's him.

He's showing 0 signs of slowing down. This bet has landed in all six of his World Cup games so far, and he's already managed 10 goal involvements this tournament.

There's no doubt he's the major threat in this Argentine side, every time Messi is on the ball, something happens.

I'll not continue to bore you with stats as this bet is pretty self explanatory, if anybody can score or assist v England, it's him.

Mbappe is currently sitting on 11 goal involvements this tournament, and the best bit is he's heavily supported by the players around him.

The likes of Dembele and Olise have both managed at least five goal involvements each, with Olise already on five assists so far this tournament. It's even more chance for Mbappe to land this market.

This bet has also landed in every World Cup game so far, managing two or more goal involvements in five of the six.