England’s Jude Bellingham is priced at 1.8 by Bet365 to have one or more shots on target, which implies that he has a 55.6% chance of working the Finland goalkeeper. He has managed at least one shot on target in four of his last six matches (66%) for club and country.

The 21-year-old was played out of position as a striker in the 2-1 loss against Greece and will likely find himself in a more familiar deeper role for this match thanks to the probable return of Harry Kane from injury.

Stats show he is well down in terms of his shooting this season with Real Madrid. He had 1.32 shots on target per 90 last season in La Liga compared to this term’s 0.61. What this does not show, however, is the change in role he’s had at club level, where he’s now playing deeper and less central, taking him out of the front line due to the arrival of Kylian Mbappe.

England interim boss Lee Carsley has promised he’s done with experimenting but will maintain an attacking mindset, and that should be good news for Bellingham, who could be restored to the role just behind Kane in which he can be a direct threat to the opposition goal.