McTominay is undoubtedly a huge player for Scotland these days and he looks totally full of confidence given his major role in a title winning side. His shot on target v Denmark came from a lovely piece of individual skill, and his two shots continue a long run of multiple shots per game for Scotland now.

In a match in which Scotland are heavily odds on to win, which is a rare enough occasion, it perhaps pays to look at McTominay to be involved in a goal instead of taking the short price for the match.

McTominay averages 0.48 goal involvements per 90 for Scotland over Scotland’s last 30 internationals, a better rate than any other regular starter. Given his shot frequency, threat from set pieces and proximity to the box in open play, he looks better priced in this market than I had expected.

This looks a cracking bet to me.

England are priced very short for this match to my eye. Yes, England have an exceptional qualification record over recent years, but they have failed to convince me under Thomas Tuchel so far, and their short match price is very much putting me off their player markets, and putting me onto Serbia.

Even amongst Serbia's players, Vlahovic's price stands out. He has by far the highest rate of shots on target over Serbia's last 30 internationals at 1.43 per 90 , even above Alexander Mitrovic's 1.14 per 90.

Vlahovic hit three shots on target and scored against Latvia last time out, and has five shots on target in his last two starts. He also managed a shot on target against England when they met in the World Cup last year.