Semenyo committed two fouls in Ghana’s opener against Panama and is generously priced to commit at least two fouls again in this clash against an England side who looked very lively against Croatia, drawing 12 fouls from their opponents.

Semenyo has always been quite an aggressive forward, it was one of the main reasons why he was so successful at Bournemouth - his energy and physicality allow him to be really effective in a press, though he does frequently overstep the mark as shown by some of his underlying numbers.

Semenyo averaged 1.58 fouls committed per 90 across his 37 starts for Manchester City and Bournemouth during the 25/26 season. That number dropped pretty significantly when he joined Manchester City, which is to be expected given how City dominates games. While he was at Bournemouth, his foul average sat around 2.04 fouls committed per 90.

He’ll be up against Reece James (1.01 fouls won per 90) and Noni Madueke (1.11 fouls won per 90) who can both cause him plenty of problems. It’s likely that Semenyo has to put a bit of extra work in defensively for Ghana here given the dominance that England are expected to have in this game.

Semenyo is priced as low as 1.67 with some bookmakers to commit 2+ fouls, we’re getting a really nice price here @ 2.10 on bet365.