North Macedonia vs England Bet Builder Tips: 4/1 treble for Monday's final qualifier

Group winners England round out their EURO 2024 qualification campaign with a visit to North Macedonia on Monday night. Here we'll be providing you with our best tips which can be combined to form a 4/1 bet builder with bet365.

Ezgjan Alioski hasn't played much football for Al-Ahli this season, featuring only four times in the Saudi Pro League this term after playing his football out on loan at Fenerbahce the season prior. English football fans, particularly Leeds supporters, will know the aggression that Alioski brings. The winger has made eight tackles for his country across the last two matches alone, giving away a foul against Italy in that tough 5-2 defeat for North Macedonia on Friday evening. England need just a point from Monday's encounter to secure a place in pot 1 for the EURO 2024 draw, but we know Gareth Southgate's side will be pushing hard in search of all three. Alioski's nation are playing purely for pride and his defensive efforts will be required if they are to keep England from running riot.

With Marcus Rashford forced off through injury against Malta, Jack Grealish appears the likely replacement for England's visit to Southeast Europe. The Man City forward has struggled with game time for both club and country this season, playing just 111 minutes across four qualifiers for the Three Lions so far.

Although he's only produced two assists and returned no goals yet for Pep's men in the 2023/24 campaign, we know how good he can be on his day. After Italy pummelled North Macedonia into submission last week and England whipped them 7-0 in their previous meeting, Grealish has a chance to get in on the action at a much bigger price than some of his teammates.

Bumping us up from 11/4 to 4/1 is the final selection of England to be flagged offside one or more times. North Macedonia, like many of England's opponents, are expected to play the defensive game in this final Group C clash. Southgate's men will have to find any means necessary to break through the stubborn defence, which includes through balls in behind the defensive line. Whichever front three England go with, we can expect a degree of speed to be present. If The Lions keep their wits about them, this should result in at least one offside given against the visitors. England have recorded at least one offside in five of their last six games, including the visit of MKD to Wembley in June, while Igor Angelovski's team managed to see Italy flagged offside four times on Friday.