Harry Kane has a shot on target in 4 out of his 6 games at EURO 2024, the exceptions coming against Slovakia where he scored in extra time, and against Switzerland where he had 2 shots but couldn’t find the target.

Kane had 2 shots on target in England’s semi-final clash v Netherlands and scored from the penalty spot.

Harry Kane is England’s top scorer (3) and ranks highest in the England squad for shots (17) and shots on target (6) across the tournament.

There is an extra benefit to this boost as it includes extra time, England needed extra time to progress against Slovakia and Switzerland, and Harry Kane had a shot on target in extra time v Slovakia after failing to register one in 90 minutes.

Cucurella has committed at least one foul in every game he’s featured in at Euro 2024.

The Spanish fullback will have another difficult task today up against Bukayo Saka who has completed 14 dribbles (2.31 per 90) and won 10 fouls (1.65 per 90) in his 6 starts at the competition.

Cucurella averaged 1.16 fouls committed per 90 in the Premier League last season and particularly struggled against Saka in a clash between Chelsea and Arsenal at the Emirates, he committed 2 fouls (both on Saka), had to make 5 recoveries, and was shown a yellow card.

This boost is great value, the 1/4 original price is consistent across other bookmakers going as low as 2/9 in some places.

Harry Kane has registered a shot on target in 4 out of his 6 games at Euro 2024 (inside 90 mins), the exceptions coming against Slovakia (where he scored in extra time) and Switzerland where he had 2 shots but couldn’t find the target.

Kane had 2 shots on target in England’s semi-final clash v Netherlands, one of which being from the penalty spot, he is also England’s top scorer at the tournament (3) and the ranks highest in the England squad for shots (17) and shots on target (6).

Paddy Power’s Super Sub feature covers any risk of him being taken off, as he was against the Netherlands, with his most likely replacement being Ollie Watkins who has had a shot on target in both of his brief appearances so far.

There’s good value on this boost as he’s generally around 4/7 to find the target elsewhere.

Spain have scored 13 goals in their six game journey towards the final and have netted in all of their contests so far (within 90 minutes). They have proved to be very prolific in the knockout stages when teams tend to be more quaint and cautious, not quite the case for La Roja, and have shown no mercy.

Spain have scored within the first 45 minutes in four of their six matches at Euro 2024 and have also conceded in the first half in two of their last three matches, against France and Georgia, so there’s certainly potential for La Roja to both score and concede within the first half of play on Sunday night.

Spain have registered the most shots of any team at Euro 2024, averaging 16.50 shots per game, and have shown great attacking output in the opening stages of their games, registering 5+ first half shots in their last five matches of the tournament (5,8,16,7,9).

Despite Southgate-ball continuing to receive stick from the media and fans, the Three Lions haven’t been without goal threat in their recent outings in the knockouts. Of course, they have been rescued from the beaches in the final moments in a few contests, but they have scored within the first 45 on three occasions so far, and if they continue their attacking momentum that we saw against the Netherlands, they stand a good chance of causing early trouble once more.

More notably, three of the four goals that England have conceded at Euro 2024 have come before the half time whistle (7th, 25th and 34th minute to be exact), and combined with the Spaniards very attacking style and track record of first half goals this tournament, there’s certainly value in over 0.5 first half goals in this final.