Greece vs England Bet Builder Tips: 20/1 treble tipped in Athens

England will look to draw level on points with leaders Greece at the top of their Nations League group when they face Ivan Jovanovic's side in Athens on Thursday 14th November.

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Harry Kane was unable to play in England's shock 2-1 loss to Greece at Wembley last month due to an injury. However, he made a swift return to skipper his country to a 3-1 victory against Finland. The striker is now poised to lead the Three Lions in Athens for a crucial match that England must win.

As England's all-time leading goalscorer, Kane has netted 68 goals in 101 appearances. He scored a second-half double in the 2-0 victory over Finland in September and has had an impressive start to the season with Bayern Munich, scoring 17 goals in 16 matches, which includes a remarkable four-goal haul and two hat-tricks.

With Cole Palmer, Bukayo Saka, Phil Foden, and Jack Grealish all dropping out of the squad for November's double-header, England will rely heavily on Kane against league leaders Greece. The 31-year-old has already opened the scoring five times this season for both club and country, and we are backing him at odds of 19/5 to do so again on Thursday.

Greece have taken the group by the scruff of the neck with four wins from their four games so far. During this superb run they've scored nine goals, including two at Wembley. The Greeks are currently listed at 8/13 with Midnite to score again on Thursday, having successfully found the back of the net in their last six consecutive games.

England's defence as been far from solid. They have conceded in their last two Nations League games and have kept just two clean sheets - against Ireland and Finland - in their last eight matches. Levi Colwill, John Stones, Trent Alexander-Arnold, Luke Shaw, and Harry Maguire are all absent, as is Declan Rice in midfield, which could leave England vulnerable at the back against an in-form opponent.

Now over to the cards market. Greece have picked up more cards than their opponents in each of their last seven games. At Wembley, four Greek players received yellow cards, including Dimitrios Kourbelis, who was also cautioned in the subsequent match against Ireland. The defensive midfielder is no stranger to receiving cards, having accumulated four in his last eight international appearances, and he has already been booked four times in his first nine games in the Saudi Pro League this season.

By combining these three bets, we can create a Bet Builder at odds of 20/1 with Midnite, where a £10 bet gives you potential runnings of £210.