England vs. Ghana World Cup Match Preview, Picks & Odds for Tuesday, June 23, 2026

By Thom Cunningham | Jun 22, 2026, 6:48pm

England looks to continue it’s dominance on Tuesday with a Group L match against Ghana, also winning their first match with a late goal. Can Ghana’s magic hit twice, or will England be too much to handle? Let’s dive into the betting trends, odds, data and insights for this crucial game from New England.

England vs. Ghana World Cup Match Betting Analysis

England seems to be a prime candidate in winning the 2026 World Cup, handling Croatia with four goals to win its third straight match while also winning eight of 10 overall. Ghana, despite the win over Panama, has lost five of seven matches while the victory on Wednesday was the first for Ghana since December 2025 against Comoros. The English are far too expensive to take outright, however, so looking elsewhere we turn to the goal total.

Ghana has hit the Under in six of eight matches, scoring Under 1.5 goals themselves in a remarkable eight straight matches. England has seen the BTS fail in nine of 11 matches, also allowing Under 1.5 goals to opponents in 10 of 11 matches. Anything else is too expensive to consider in this match, although England has some offense to possibly test.

Harry Kane has been England’s first goalscorer in two straight World Cup matches, while Marcus Rashford has hit the back of the net in three of four World Cup Group Stage matches.

England vs. Ghana World Cup Match Best Bet, Pick & Prediction

Best Bet: ENG/GHA U2.5 (+125)
Best Bet: Marcus Rashford Anytime Goal
Score Prediction: England 2, Ghana 0

England vs. Ghana World Cup Match Odds

England vs. Ghana World Cup Match Information

Date: Tuesday, June 23, 2026
Time: 4:00 p.m. ET
Network: FOX
Location: Foxborough, Massachusetts
Venue: Gillette Stadium – 2.3 goals per match; 1-2 O/U
Group: Group L

England vs. Ghana World Cup Match Betting Resources

England vs. Ghana World Cup Match Key Players

England

Harry Kane – Last Game: 2 goals
Marcus Rashford – Last Game: 1 goal
Bukayo Saka – Last Game: 1 assist

Ghana

Caleb Yirenkyi – Last Game: 1 goal
Brandon Thomas-Asante – Last Game: 1 assist
Ben Asare – Last Game: 3 saves, 0 goals allowed

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Thom Cunningham

Thom Cunningham is the Lineups.com News Editor and has been involved with sports media for almost two decades at Spectrum, VegasInsider.com, Oddschecker, VSiN and much more as a content producer - focused on the betting and gaming space over the last decade tracking insights, data analytics and covering various markets from the NFL to the Oscars.