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Welcome to our Latvia vs England prediction, where we break down everything fans and punters need to know ahead of this World Cup qualification encounter. With England on the brink of securing a ticket to the 2026 tournament and Latvia eager to restore pride at home, this match at Daugava Stadium promises talking points, if not a level playing field.
England, led by Thomas Tuchel, arrive in Riga in sensational form. The Three Lions have strung together nine wins from their last ten, remaining unbeaten in their past 36 World Cup qualifying matches—a record that stretches back to 2009. They’ve yet to concede a single goal in this qualifying campaign, underlining their defensive discipline and attacking balance.
Latvia, meanwhile, have had a bumpier ride. Their last six matches have yielded no wins, with recent results including a 2-2 draw at home against a ten-man Andorra that left coach Paolo Nicolato visibly frustrated. Their campaign has featured flashes of promise, such as a narrow victory over Andorra and a hard-fought draw with Albania, but also some tough defeats.
This will be the first time England have played away to Latvia, but they already have a head-to-head advantage after a 3-0 win at Wembley in March 2025.
Now, let’s get into the numbers. The betting odds say it all: England are overwhelming favorites at 1.04 for an away win, while Latvia’s home win sits at a distant 46.0. A draw? A long shot at 15.0. Our AI’s Latvia vs England prediction is clear: back the away win (2), with a trust level of 10/10. It’s as close to a banker as international football gets.
Looking at total goals, our best tip is over 2.5 goals, with odds of 1.32 and a moderate trust level of 3/10. England’s firepower, even without some big names, should be enough to break down Latvia’s lines. The expected final score? 0:3 to England, with a predicted 0:1 at half-time. England are expected to hog the ball (74% possession), fire off 16 shots, and win seven corners, while Latvia may struggle to register a shot on target.
The Latvia vs England prediction is as straightforward as they come. England are expected to dominate possession, rack up the shots, and keep another clean sheet. Latvia will do their best to frustrate, but the gulf in squad value (€8.75m vs €1.01bn) and recent form is hard to ignore. For punters, the value lies in the total goals market or a correct score punt. Just don’t expect miracles—unless you’re Latvian, in which case, hope springs eternal!
Welcome to our Latvia vs England prediction, where we break down everything fans and punters need to know ahead of this World Cup qualification encounter. With England on the brink of securing a ticket to the 2026 tournament and Latvia eager to restore pride at home, this match at Daugava Stadium promises talking points, if not a level playing field.
England, led by Thomas Tuchel, arrive in Riga in sensational form. The Three Lions have strung together nine wins from their last ten, remaining unbeaten in their past 36 World Cup qualifying matches—a record that stretches back to 2009. They’ve yet to concede a single goal in this qualifying campaign, underlining their defensive discipline and attacking balance.
Latvia, meanwhile, have had a bumpier ride. Their last six matches have yielded no wins, with recent results including a 2-2 draw at home against a ten-man Andorra that left coach Paolo Nicolato visibly frustrated. Their campaign has featured flashes of promise, such as a narrow victory over Andorra and a hard-fought draw with Albania, but also some tough defeats.
This will be the first time England have played away to Latvia, but they already have a head-to-head advantage after a 3-0 win at Wembley in March 2025.
Now, let’s get into the numbers. The betting odds say it all: England are overwhelming favorites at 1.04 for an away win, while Latvia’s home win sits at a distant 46.0. A draw? A long shot at 15.0. Our AI’s Latvia vs England prediction is clear: back the away win (2), with a trust level of 10/10. It’s as close to a banker as international football gets.
Looking at total goals, our best tip is over 2.5 goals, with odds of 1.32 and a moderate trust level of 3/10. England’s firepower, even without some big names, should be enough to break down Latvia’s lines. The expected final score? 0:3 to England, with a predicted 0:1 at half-time. England are expected to hog the ball (74% possession), fire off 16 shots, and win seven corners, while Latvia may struggle to register a shot on target.
The Latvia vs England prediction is as straightforward as they come. England are expected to dominate possession, rack up the shots, and keep another clean sheet. Latvia will do their best to frustrate, but the gulf in squad value (€8.75m vs €1.01bn) and recent form is hard to ignore. For punters, the value lies in the total goals market or a correct score punt. Just don’t expect miracles—unless you’re Latvian, in which case, hope springs eternal!
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England has an unusually high recent form
O2.5 -313
At least 3 goals will be scored in the match with odds of -3132 -2500
England is expected to win with odds of -2500Over 2.5 -313
At least 3 goals will be scored in the matchNo -357
At least one team is not expected to score2&O2.5 -400
Away win and over 2.5 goals
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24-Mar-25
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