England vs Australia Prediction & Betting Tips - International Friendlies

Who will win the England vs Australia Football match?

The best predictions and winner betting odds for the match between England and Australia of International Friendlies on 10/13/23 :

• There is a probability of 67.61% ⭐ for England to win this match against Australia ⚽ with odds of 1.22 found at Bet365.
• Bet365 ⭐ has the best odds for a draw prediction ⚽️ at 6 which implies a probability of 10.64%.
• Currently, the best odds ⭐ for Australia to win the match are about 13 at NetBet. That means a probability of 21.75%.

England - Australia Prediction and Best Odds:

England have been in very good form of late. They come into this match following a 3-1 win over Scotland last month, which extended their unbeaten run to six matches in all competitions. Their last loss came against France at the World Cup. The Three Lions currently lead Group C in the European Championship qualifiers with 13 points. They are six clear of Italy (who have a game in hand on them), Ukraine and North Macedonia, who all have seven points each. In addition, England have been in good goal-scoring form of late, with 17 in just their last five games. They are always strong at home and last lost at Wembley over 90 minutes to Hungary in the Nations League. Gareth Southgate's men have that big game against Italy next week but will want to get a good win under their belt in this match. England v Australia isn't quite the same in football as it is in cricket and rugby but neither side wants to lose to the other.

In contrast, Australia have been fairly poor in recent times. After bowing out of the World Cup in the Round of 16, they have won only one of their last four matches. That win came over Ecuador back in March. Australia’s last match was a 2-2 draw against Mexico. That wasn't as good a result as it sounds as they led that match 2-0 in the second half but the Socceroos conceded two late goals to ruin their chances of a morale-boosting win. After this match they take on New Zealand in another friendly before beginning their World Cup campaign. There are concerns over their defensive abilities. Four of the last five games that they have played have seen them concede at least a couple of goals. Only once have they beaten England in the seven previous games that they have played against the Three Lions. That sole win came 20 years ago in a match played at Wembley. There's only been one game since then with England winning 2-1 at home seven years ago but that was played at Sunderland's Stadium of Light stadium not Wembley. Marcus Rashford scored the opening goal in that match.