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With 50 matches played, 140 goals scored, a record-breaking 11 own goals, 145 yellow cards and six reds, Euro 2020 has displayed some truly magnificent football action, and the best could be yet to come on Sunday, July 11th, when England host Italy under the Wembley Stadium arch in the final game of the tournament.

For Italy, it will be a fourth appearance in the final of the European Championships having won the tournament only once, back in 1968. Although they have never reached the final game of the tournament, England are slight favourites with the best betting sites and can be backed at 7/4 across the board. Unibet have offered a win for Italy at 41/20, while a draw is available at 2/1with 888Sport.

Both teams have had an amazing journey to the final, with Italy setting the tone early in the group stage, surprisingly playing a very offensive style of football. Defensively, Chiellini and Bonucci made sure that Donnarumma’s net stays intact, not conceding a single goal against Turkey (3-0), Switzerland (3-0) or Wales (1-0).

The Azzurri needed extra time to overcome Austria 2-1 in the round of 16, although Italy dominated the game completely. It was a clash of titans in the quarter-final when Italy defeated Belgium 2-1, with all three goals being scored in the opening 45 minutes.

However, Roberto Mancini’s boys were put to a real test against Spain in the semi-final. Spain completely controlled the game and saw more scoring chances, but it was Italy that left the pitch with their heads up high after an intense penalty shoot-out (1-1 regular time).

The possibility that the winner will be decided through another penalty shootout on Sunday can be backed with a generous 4/1 offer from Bet365.

Thanks to Roberto Mancini’s vision, the Azzurri have extended their unbeaten run to 33 matches and are now one step away from achieving their dream of winning the Euro 2020. Most bookies have offered odds on Italy to lift the trophy at evens (1/1). The only player to miss the final will be Leonardo Spinazzola with an Achilles tendon injury.

It is an exciting new era for Gareth Southgate’s boys and the entire nation. The Three Lions will have one last hurdle to overcome on their journey to lift their first European Championship, and Unibet have them priced at 17/20 to do so.

Some might say that England have had an easier route to the final and that they won against Denmark thanks to a penalty that should not have been given. Still, Harry Kane and the boys certainly believe that they deserve to be in the final after conceding only one goal across six matches played (5W,1D).

England topped Group D with seven points, leaving Croatia, Czech Republic and Scotland behind. In the round of 16, Sterling and Kane lifted the team to a victory over Germany (2-0). The Three Lions' most convincing performance came in the quarter-final against an exhausted Ukraine team. Harry Kane scored twice, with Maguire and Henderson also finding the back of Ukraine’s net.

At that point, it was clear that England have what it takes to win it all. No injuries have been reported from the England squad.

Priced up as the favourites, playing in front of their crowd at the magnificent Wembley Stadium, and having the opportunity to win their first-ever European Championship, The Three Lions will have plenty of motivation to go all-out on Sunday night. Although they have conceded only once, thanks to their stellar defence, England are among the top-scoring teams, having produced 10 goals.

On the other side, the Italians have a load of scoring talents, having produced a total of 12 goals (3rd best). While the final game is expected to be tight, with both teams taking a cautious approach, we expect at least one goal on each side, so backing Both Teams to Score at 5/4 with SportNation looks like a great option.

Predicting the 'anytime goalscorers' is very tricky when you have teams with such talent. Harry Kane has saved his best for the knockout stages, scoring all four goals over the last three games. Although he will have a difficult task finding his way inside the box against the stalwart defensive line led by Bonucci and Chiellini, we are backing the odds offered by 888Sport on Kane to Score Anytime against Italy at 17/10.

TIP 1: Both Teams to Score at 5/4 with SportNation