An uninspiring England take on a well-organised Switzerland, which is why the Swiss goal markets are worth visiting, especially with a team that are unbeaten throughout the Euros and have the joint-third most goals in the competition.

Yakin’s men have a solid spine with Manuel Akanji (Premier League winner), Granit Xhaka (Bundesliga winner) and Yann Sommer (Serie A winner).

The Swiss are averaging 1.75 goals per game and they’ve scored in 12 of 13 games (Euro qualifiers and Euro 2024).

Switzerland have scored in all four of their Euro 2024 games and going back to their qualifiers their scoring record is impressive (most recent first): 2,1,1,3,0,1,1,3,3,2,2,3,5.

England will be without Marc Guehi, the tournament’s leading man for balls recovered and England’s most impressive defender.

Southgate’s men have conceded against Denmark during the group stages and Slovakia in the Round of 16 who have lesser attacking prowess than Switzerland.

The goals market is worth a look especially when both teams have scored in five of the pair’s eight combined matches at Euro 2024.

Turkey have exceeded expectations but along the way they have failed to keep a clean sheet in all four. In fact they have only managed three clean sheets in their last 10.

The Crescent Stars have averaged 1.75 goals per 90 mins in the Euros, scoring two or more in  three of their last four games.

The Netherlands have been prolific scorers during the Euros on the qualifiers putting three past Romania in their first knockout game.

Ronald Koeman’s side have conceded four in their three group fixtures and will be up against a robust and speedy Turkish side that have notched nine in their last 10 meaningful matches.