Euro 2021 Betting: The latest odds to start for England against Croatia

The warm-up games are now over with and Euro 2021 is now just a matter of days away, with Turkey v Italy kicking off proceedings on Friday evening. England have been drawn in D along with Scotland, Croatia and the Czech Republic, with the Three Lions playing their first game of the tournament at Wembley on Sunday against Croatia.
There’s still plenty of debate around who exactly should feature in England’s starting XI for their opening game and Paddy Power have released their latest odds on who exactly that will be. We’ve listed the prices below and the implied percentage of that plater starting.
Goalkeepers
Jordan Pickford: 1/16 - (94.1%)
Dean Henderson: 11/2 - (15.4%)
Sam Johnstone: 25/1 - (3.8%)
Defenders
Kyle Walker: 1/50 - (98%)
John Stones: 1/50 - (98%)
Luke Shaw: 4/11 - (73.3%)
Tyrone Mings: 11/10 - (47.6%)
Kieran Trippier: 5/4 - (44.4%)
Ben White: 5/4 - (44.4%)
Reece James: 7/5 - (41.7%)
Conor Coady: 6/4 - (40%)
Ben Chilwell: 15/8 - (34.8%)
Harry Maguire: 21/10 - (32.3%)
Midfielders
Declan Rice: 1/25 - (96.2%)
Mason Mount: 1/25 - (96.2%)
Kalvin Phillips: 11/10 - (47.6%)
Jack Grealish: 5/4 - (44.4%)
Jordan Henderson: 7/5 - (41.7%)
Jude Bellingham: 3/1 - (25%)
Forwards
Harry Kane: 1/200 - (99.5%)
Phil Foden: 1/12 - (92.3%)
Raheem Sterling: 4/5 (55.6%)
Marcus Rashford: 5/6 (54.5%)
Jadon Sancho: 21/10 (32.3%)
Dominic Calvert-Lewin: 20/1 - 4.8%
Bukayo Saka: 25/1 - 3.8%
Brighton’s Ben White was named as the final member of the 26-man squad ahead of the Euros with that potentially being a clue for how Southgate will set up for the match, the defender can be backed at 5/4 to start.
One player we do like the look of at the current prices is Champions League winner, Reece James. The versatile right sided defender could potentially be deployed as a wing-back, should Southgate decide to play three at the back and the odds of 7/5 of him starting on Sunday should be considerably shorter in our opinion.
If you are having a bet over the course of the European Championships, please do so responsibly.
