The Daily Acca: Kane to be on target in this 9/2 treble

Paul Robinson
14 June 2022
2:00 min read

Harry Kane was given a rest against Italy

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It's a 9/2 Nations League Odds Boost for Paul Robinson today, and he expects a good night for England's captain. Here are his selections:

Back Harry Kane to Score, Netherlands to Win, and BTTS in Germany v Italy @ an Odds Boost of 5.59/2

*The Daily Acca has had an OddsBoost to 9/2 from 7/2. Click the link above to gain access.

Kane to find the net at Molineux

Bet 1: Back Harry Kane to Score v Hungary @ 4/6 - KO 19:45 BST

Harry Kane was given a rest for England's goalless draw with Italy on Saturday - a result which extended their winless run to three.

Gareth Southgate will have his captain back in the XI this evening, and despite some lacklustre performances, I still have faith in the manager and his side.

The Three Lions were beaten in the reverse leg, and the Hungarians did manage a draw with Germany at the weekend, but there is definitely a gulf in class between these two teams.

Kane will have penalty duties on top of his prowess from open play, and he has a great chance of finding the net at Molineux.

Double Dutch for Holland against Wales

Bet 2: Back Netherlands @ 4/9 - KO 19:45 BST

Holland went 0-2 down at home to Poland at the weekend, but they pulled it back in the second half to draw 2-2 - taking their points tally to seven in Group A4.

The Dutch have already beaten Wales this month, scoring the winner in injury time, after conceding the equaliser just two minutes before.

Rob Page's visitors have already achieved their goal this month of qualifying for the World Cup, and while their Nations League results have been fine, this might be a step too far.

Germany's goal trend to continue

Bet 3: Back BTTS in Germany v Italy @ 20/23 - KO 19:45 BST

Group A3 is very tight, with just three points separating Italy at the top and England at the bottom. The Germans are in third, two points behind the leaders.

Hansi Flick's men have drawn all three of their matches 1-1, and it's actually four 1-1 draws in a row, if we include their friendly against Holland in March.

Italy drew 0-0 with England last time, but prior to that both of their matches saw this selection land, and I expect goals at both ends tonight.