Back this 6/1 Greece vs England bet-builder on Thursday

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Written by: Brad Walker

The final international break of 2024 is upon us and what better way to kick-off our Nations League coverage than to take a look at England's visit to Greece on Thursday evening. 

Three Lions interim manager Lee Carsley's final camp with the senior squad draws to a close on Sunday as he prepares to make way for incoming England boss Thomas Tuchel. 

Can the former Everton midfielder get off to a positive start in his penultimate match in charge?

Odds Now's Brad Walker has put up a tasty 10/1 bet-builder to mark the occasion. 

Brad Walker's Greece vs England bet-builder selections

Selection #1 - England to win

The Three Lions come into this fixture unbeaten in their last seven away matches - their longest run without defeat on the road since they went 12 unbeaten between 2013 and 2015. 

England have also won all four away games against Greece by an aggregate score of 9-1. 

Add their recent form on their travels in this competition - Carsley's men have won each of their last two away in the Nations League - then the visitors' added quality should see them pull through to secure another victory here. 

Selection #2 - Both teams to score 

The encounter will be far from plain-sailing, however. 

Hosts Greece come into the game in top-form and are currently enjoying the best winning run of any European nation, having won each of their last five. 

Their 0-0 draw with Georgia in the Euro 2024 play-off in March is the last time Ivan Jovanovic's side have failed to find the back of the net. 

In fact, it is the only time they've not scored at least once in any of their last 10 heading into Thursday evening. 

Can Ivan Jovanovic's men continue their impressive scoring form in the Greek capital? (Photo credit: Alamy Images)

Selection #3 - Harry Kane to score anytime 

Injury prevented the Bayern Munich striker from featuring in the Three Lions' defeat to their Greek counterparts at Wembley last month

Nevertheless, Kane is fit and set to feature against Greece for the first time in his international career in this one. 

The Englishman has been in superb form at club level once again, netting 17 goals in 16 appearances in all competitions so far. 

Six of those strikes have came in his last four Bundesliga appearances, leaving him in good stead to add to his pile in Athens.

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    Brad has been working in the sports media sphere for almost three years now and is an ardent supporter of Liverpool FC, as well as a huge lover of boxing.

    Having recently graduated with a Sports Journalism MA from Liverpool John Moores University, Brad has conducted interviews with several stars of the fight game including Eddie Hearn, George Groves and Derek Chisora.

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