It’s do-or-die time for England on Wednesday as they face Denmark at Wembley for a spot in the Euro 2020 final while down at SW19 the men’s quarter-finals get underway at Wimbledon.
We’re hoping England can do the business and we’re also hoping we can do the business with Wednesday’s 9/1 Acca.
- Harry Kane to score
- Marton Fucsovics to win at least one set against Novak Djokovic
- Over 3.5 sets in the Matteo Berrettini v Felix Auger-Aliassime match
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Wednesday’s Acca Betting Tips:
Harry Kane to score
Kane has scored three goals in his last two appearances and now has a place in the Euro 2020 final and a potential Golden Boot in his sights. He faces a Danish defence that’s kept just one clean sheet so far in the tournament and the Spurs striker looks a great bet to get on the scoresheet once more at Wembley.
Marton Fucsovics to win at least one set against Novak Djokovic
Djokovic is long odds on to seal a spot in the semi-finals as he hunts down a 20th Grand Slam title. However, the Hungarian Fucsovics has taken a set off the world number one the last twice they have played and he looks value to do so again on Wednesday.
Over 3.5 sets in the Matteo Berrettini v Felix Auger-Aliassime match
Berrettini arrived at Wimbledon on the back of success at Queens and he’s continued that fine form at SW19. He’s won eight of his last nine matches by at least two clear sets and he should be too strong for Felix Auger-Aliassime but the Canadian has the game and form to take at least one set in what looks like a tasty match-up.
Please note that all odds are correct at the time of article publication.
