England v N Ireland: Get boosted odds on Euro 2022 clash, including Mead to bag a brace at 5/1 and Russo to score first | The Sun

ENGLAND face Northern Ireland in Southampton tonight at 8pm as the final round of group matches gets underway at Euro 2022.

And Paddy Power have a cracking price boost for the upcoming tie. You can get Monday night's hat-trick hero and tournament leading scorer Beth Mead to score two or more goals tonight at 5/1 (boosted from 4/1) – and you can easily add it to your bet slip HERE*.

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England have won both of their fixtures so far in Euro 2022 and have the luxury of going into the final round of group games having already qualified as group winners.

A 1-0 win over Austria in the opener was followed by an 8-0 hammering of Norway.

Today's opponents Northern Ireland have already been eliminated from the tournament, having lost 4-1 to Norway in their opener and followed it up with a 2-0 defeat to Austria.

Mead is currently the tournament's leading goal scorer with four goals to her name.

And Paddy Power are offering boosted odds of 5/1 for to the Arsenal forward to add two more goals to her tally tonight.

Sky Bet have also boosted some of their odds regarding the 27-year-old's performance tonight.

The bookies are now offering 2/1 odds for the forward to have two or more shots on target.

The Arsenal forward was the top scoring Englishwoman in the WSL last season and the joint-top assister in the league as the Gunners missed out on securing the title on the final day of the season.

Sky Bet have boosted the odds from 1/2 to 2/1.

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Northern Ireland v England – Euro 2022 bet boosts

Bet Boosts

• Get Beth Mead to score from two or more goals with Paddy Power at 5/1 (boosted from 4/1) here
• Get Beth Mead to two or more shots on target with Sky Bet at 2/1 (boosted from 1/2) here
• Get Alessio Russo to score first with William Hill at 4/1 (boosted from 11/4) here

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Alessia Russo is yet to start a game for England so far this tournament but came off the bench to score against Norway on Monday night.

With England already through as group winners it's likely that Sarina Wiegman will make changes to her starting line up in order to rest some of the key players ready for their quarter-final match on Wednesday.

The Manchester United forward is likely to be one to benefit from the changes, and is expected to start up front in place of Ellen White tonight.

And William Hill are offering 4/1 odds (boosted from 11/4) for the 23-year-old to bag the first goal of the game tonight.

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