Finland vs England Bet Builder Tips: Expect England to bounce back in 9/1 treble

We can expect a response from England tonight when they take on Finland in the Nations League.

The Three Lions suffered a surprise 2-1 defeat to Greece last week but now face a struggling Finland without a single point to their name in Group B2.

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Lee Carsley's experiment backfired against Greece as England's band of attacking stars failed to gel resulting in a disjointed performance which enabled their opponents to expose a vulnerable defence.

It will be interesting to see what strategy Carsley now adopts for Finland who, with respect, England should have few problems against. The Finns have lost all three group stage games so far, including Thursday's 2-1 reverse at home to Ireland, while they had just 21.4% possession and 0 shots on target in a 2-0 loss at Wembley last month.

England are unbeaten in 14 matches between the countries, 12 of which they've won and with a big response needed from the Three Lions, I'm backing the visitors to rediscover their swagger and comfortably prevail with a -1 Handicap.

While interim boss Carsley is expected to switch things up, one player assured of a starting place is Jude Bellingham, who I will be backing to score in successive games for England.

The Real Madrid star, who had looked to have salvaged a point against Greece mid-week, has scored in four of his last nine international appearances. He's likely to find himself in many attacking positions against a Finland side that have conceded two or more goals in each of their previous five games.

Finally, I'm including over 7.5 England corners into our betting pot to take the Bet Builder up to 9/1. England have had 8+ corners in each of their last two matches and, similarly to September's dominant meeting with Finland, will look to take control of the match and generate multiple scoring opportunities as they bid to bounce back and keep pace with Greece at the top of the table.