Kane, who despite being heavily linked to a move away from North-London, remains a Tottenham Hotspur player and the England captain heads the market for this season's Golden Boot at 10/3 with bet365.

The England captain has scored 163 times since breaking into the Spurs team in 2014/15 with his lowest return being 17 in 2018/19 & he's sure to be there or thereabouts come next May.  

Ollie Watkins bagged 25 goals for Brentford in 2019/20 before notching 14 times for Villa in his debut season in the top flight.

Ivan Toney was brought into replace the outgoing Watkins and the 25-year old found the back of the net 31 times for the Bees in the Championship last term.

The Foxes defied the odds to lift the FA Cup back in May when Youri Tielemans wonder-strike proved the difference against Chelsea.

Brendan Rodgers will be hoping his side can produce another upset this weekend.

City completed the record breaking signing of Jack Grealish from Aston Villa on Thursday evening.

​The English midfielder notched 7 times in all competitions for Villa last season and the 25-year old sparkled in a handful of cameo appearances for England at the EUROs during the Summer.

The Cottagers head the betting at 11/2 with bet365. 
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A sluggish start, just 1-point from their opening 6 games- mixed with too many draws toward the end of the season saw the west London outfit fall out England's top tier last year.

Influential midfielder Alex Mowatt has followed Ismael to the Midlands club and it’s hoped he and Karlan Grant can strike up a rapport together. Grant was on target no fewer than 19-times for Huddersfield in 2019/20. 

The Baggies forward is 12/1 to be the leading marksman in the Championship for 2021-22.

It could be a defining season for 21-year old striker Rhian Brewster.

The England under-21 international signed from Liverpool last October for a reported fee of almost £25 million but failed to find the back of the net in 30 appearances in all competitions last year.

He was on target 11 times for Swansea whilst on loan in 2019-20 and Jokanovic will be optimistic the return to England's second tier could be the key.

Bjorn Kuipers has been confirmed as the man in the middle for this Sunday’s EURO 2020 final between Italy & England.

​The Dutch official is a household name in his native Netherlands having taken charge of 20 games in the Eredivisie last season in addition to 8 Champions & Europa League ties. 

The 48-year old has officiated 3 times at this Summer’s European Championships - Denmark v. Belgium, Slovakia v Spain & Czech Republic v. Denmark - handing out no fewer than 10 yellow cards all told.

Alessandro Florenzi was Roberto Mancini’s first-choice for the right side of defence at the beginning of the tournament. However, the Roma man who spent last season on loan in Paris has been sidelined with a calf injury since the opening game against Turkey.

Di Lorenzo has started 4 of the Azzurri’s 5 EURO ties since then, sitting out against Wales with qualification from the group already secured, and has quietly gone about his business with an average of 7.8 duels won per game.

Sunday evening will be the 28th meeting between Italy & England, the most recent of which was back in 2018 when a late Insigne penalty salvaged a draw after Jamie Vardy had given England the lead.

Lorenzo Insigne notched 19 times for Napoli in Serie A last season and has 2 goals at EURO 2020. 

At the other end of the pitch, Harry Kane’s extra-time winner against Denmark in the semi-final was the Spurs striker's 4th goal at EURO2020, tied 3rd for the Golden Boot behind Patrik Schick & Cristiano Ronaldo who both have 5 goals.

It’s sure to be a tense and tight affair between 2 sides who arrive full of confidence and there’s huge potential it could be decided by just 1-goal. ​

The Azzurri will be without Leonardo Spinazzola who suffered an achilles injury in Friday’s quarter-final victory but Roberto Mancini’s men have continued to impress in all areas of the pitch.

Midfielder Jorginho leads the way in completed passes this tournament, averaging 75 completed passes per game, and the Chelsea man looks worth backing to achieve over 54.5 passes on Tuesday night.

England are yet to concede a goal at EURO 2020 and couldn’t have been more impressive in booking their spot in the semi-finals with a 4-0 win over Ukraine.

​Harry Kane was twice on target on Saturday and Andreas Christensen & co. might struggle to contain the England no.9.

La Roja had to survive a scare in the last-16 when being taken to extra-time by Croatia but goals from Mikel Oyarzabal & the misfiring Alvaro Morata ensured the 3-time European champions progression.

Given the two sides most recent outings, it seems reasonable to expect a goal-filled encounter.

Belgium boast a similarly impressive record this Summer also winning their 4 games and the Red Devils showed a determined resolve when repelling Portugal in the last-16.

Roberto Martinez is likely to be without star players Kevin de Bruyne and Eden Hazard but the Belgians aren’t short of squad depth and look good value at odds-against to qualify for the semi-finals.

On Saturday, tournament dark horses Czech Republic & Denmark lock horns in Baku in what is a repeat of the 2004 quarter-finals.

A Milan Baros brace helped the Czech’s to the semi-finals in ‘04 and in Patrik Schick Jaroslav Silhavy has a similar striker with an eye for goal. The Bayer Leverkusen forward has 4 goals in as many games at EURO 2020.​

The Ukranian’s qualified as one of the top 3rd placed teams before Artem Dovbyk’s stoppage time header sealed their place in the quarter-finals at Sweden’s expense on Tuesday evening.

England matched Germany’s record from 2016 in keeping 4 successive clean sheets at a European Championship.

The Azzurri won Group A without conceding a single goal and their reward is a last-16 tie against Group C runners-up Austria.

​Franco Foda’s Austrian side were comfortable winners over North Macedonia & Ukraine but were no match for the Netherlands and it’s difficult to see them progressing any further. ​

Portugal, meanwhile, emerged as one of the best 3rd placed sides having finished 3rd in Group F which certainly lived up to its pre-tournament billing as the  “Group of Death”.

​A 3-0 win over surprise package Hungary followed by a hard earned point against France were enough for the defending champions to set up a first ever meeting with Belgium in a major tournament.  ​

Last but by no means least, on Tuesday, England & Germany renew rivalries in what promises to be a hotly contested affair at Wembley.

The Three Lions were solid if unspectacular in the group stages with Gareth Southgate’s cautious tactics ensuring England emerged undefeated from their 3 group ties, beating Croatia & Czech Republic in-between a goal-less draw with Scotland.

The last time England & Germany met at a major tournament was back in 2010 when Frank Lampard scored the ‘goal that never was’ with the Three Lions ultimately humbled 4-1.

Germany seemingly lacks the necessary firepower to trouble England at the moment, however- and if there was a time to face Germany, it could just be this Summer..

So, who are the contenders for this year’s prize? Kylian Mbappe, Kevin De Bruyne & Harry Kane are all match winning players for their respective nations & the trio currently vye for favouritism.

There could, however, be better value in a French midfielder.. Or two! N’GOLO KANTE & PAUL POGBA.

Didier Deschamps' men were runners-up in 2016 and a slot in Group F alongside Germany, Portugal & Hungary could have been kinder.

​ However with a squad containing quality all over the park and a proven tournament track record it’s easy to make a case for the bookmakers jolly.

Qualifying for the competition with 7 wins & a goal difference of +31. 

Southgate came in for criticism following the announcement of his 26-man squad featuring an abundance of full-backs but in Harry Kane, Marcus Rashford, Jadon Sancho, Raheem Sterling, Jack Grealish & Phil Foden the former England defender still has a glut of attacking options.

The Red Devils have flattered to deceive in major tournaments though. No less so than when they were knocked out by the plucky Welsh in the 2016 European Championships. 

In Romelu Lukaku, however, they have a natural goalscorer. The burly centre-forward banged 24 goals en route to securing the Serie A title with Inter Milan this season and the 28-year old looks a leading contender for the Golden Boot.

Germany find themselves in the unusual position of lacking firepower with Low’s squad seemingly looking heavily reliant on a misfiring Timo Werner.

​The Chelsea forward scored 6 goals in his debut Premier League season & failed to score in any of his last 4 outings for his country.

Portugal are the defending champions having stunned France in their own backyard 5-years ago.

A Seleção boast an abundance of attacking threat in the form of Cristiano Ronaldo, Bruno Fernandes, Bernando Silva & Diogo Jota and with Ruben Dias marshalling the defence.
​It would be premature to discount Fernando Santos’ men lightly.