The Three Lions have been in front at half-time in two of their four Nations League B games so far and went in level at the break in the other two – notably, the two games where they were in front at the break were away from home.

As far as second-half performances go, England have won two of their four second-halves in the Nations League this season – maybe not the perfect record, but it makes this price look good value.

Lee Carsley’s side have also had more corners than their opponents in each of their four games, enjoying four corners to Ireland’s one, eight to Finland’s two at Wembley, nine to Greece’s five and last time out in Finland, they edged out their hosts by five corners to four.

These numbers, along with the added context around England wanting to avenge for their shock home defeat to Greece last month, makes 16/1 look excellent value here.