Aw, the one English fans and us English Premier League viewers have been waiting for. The test of the English Three Lions.
Led by the North London spearhead, Harry Kane, a killer in front of goal for his club, who he’s recently just signed a new contract with. Will he show the same deadliness in front of goal for his country is the question being asked.
The man spoke out as a true captain would, expressing all the confidence that him and his teammates, can go all the way in the tournament. A bold statement, with the team under so much fire when being involved in these major events.
Put your sound on. The #ThreeLions need you to hear this.#MondayMotivation pic.twitter.com/5mlQz2bQPZ
— England (@England) June 18, 2018
The two teams have previously met in a World Cup Final back in 1998. The English were the victors on the day beating the African’s, Tunisia by two goals. You have to be expecting a similar result later tonight.
They play each other in the last game of the day and hoping Panama can upset with a draw against their familiars over in the Belgium team. Their game takes place at the Volgograd Arena.
#ENG vs #TUN. An inevitable result?
— Football Trends (@Pulsar_Football) June 18, 2018
With @Google predicting the outcome of #WorldCup games, we looked at social conversations to come up with the people's own predictions.
Google vs The People. Who's right? #ENGTUN #WorldCupPrediction pic.twitter.com/FHyvw5roEj
England’s chances in their opener
The Three Lions boast a fearsome team, with an attack able to pick any defence. Built with power, pace and precision, they should be scoring at will . England’s midfield could be their weakest area on the pitch, but by no means a walkover in the middle of the park.
Tunisia had a steady road to Moscow and can continue in that fine form if they play their own game. They went unbeaten during their qualifications and can at best, beat out a stalemate against Southgate’s side.
This is definitely what would happen if England won the #WorldCup. Definitely.#ENGTUN
— BBC Sport (@BBCSport) June 17, 2018
Monday
1815 BST@BBCOne pic.twitter.com/WTP6Wt2WOA
Attack England instead of sitting back could be a better plan. We’ve seen it work for Mexico against Germany yesterday and we’ve seen England on the back foot. With a good scoreline, England could top Group G at the end of round one.
Whereas if Tunisia pull off a draw, they could go into the fixture with some sort of hope.
Tunisia vs. England result:
Tunisia 0-2 England
The European side brags a better side and should be taking all the points. Predicting an England win.