TIPS - Latvia VS England

[(Latvia) Strength]:
1. Latvia won 3 of the last 5 games in AH, indicating outstanding winning strength lately.

[(Latvia) Weakness]:
1. Latvia performed poorly in the Qualifiers, currently sitting in 4th place in the group, four points ahead of bottom-ranked Andorra. Latvia have already lost the chance of qualification, meaning this match holds little significance and their motivation is low.
2. The offensive efficiency of Latvia forward Vladislavs Gutkovskis and midfielder Janis Ikaunieks is limited. The team's overall strength is modest, with most players coming from the domestic league.
3. Latvia recorded 1 win, 2 draws, and 3 losses in the last 6 World Cup qualification (UEFA) matches, revealing poor winning strength. They drew 2-2 with Andorra in the last qualifier at home.
4. Latvia were winless with 3 draws and 3 losses in the last 6 home games, performing poorly at home.
5. Latvia scored only 6 goals and conceded 12 in the last 10 games, showcasing an imbalance between offense and defense.
6. Latvia are expected to utilize a 5-3-2 formation, attempting to resist England's attack through a compact defense. However, the team's defensive ability is relatively weak. Their defensive line lacks experience and aerial ability, meaning they could struggle significantly against England's set-piece and flank-area crossing tactics.

[(England) Strength]:
1. England started their Qualifiers campaign with a 2-0 victory over Albania, securing a winning start. The team's morale is currently high, and they are eager to maintain their winning momentum. England performed excellently in the last World Cup qualification, directly advancing to the World Cup as group winners. In this qualification, England also aim to solidify their group standing and preserve energy for crucial future matches.
2. England's starting forward Harry Kane scored in the last match and is in good form. The midfield, anchored by players like Declan Rice, also performed excellently as the hub for both attack and defense. Furthermore, the team's substitutes, such as Jarrod Bowen, Ollie Watkins, and Marcus Rashford, also possess strong attacking capabilities.
3. England won 3 games across all competitions in a row lately, revealing hot form. They secured a 3-0 home win over Wales in the last friendly.
4. England are on a 4-game winning streak on the road, demonstrating remarkable away performances. They secured a commanding 5-0 win over Serbia in the last qualifier on the road.
5. England scored 12 goals and conceded only 3 in the last 5 games, featuring excellent offense and defense.
6. England won 3-0 over Latvia at home in their qualifying encounter in March, giving them a better mentality.
7. The AH line is -3.00 for the away team in this game, which is in favor of England.
8. England's new head coach Thomas Tuchel has continued the tactical approach of flank-area penetration combined with set-pieces. Harry Kane has a high success rate in aerial duels, and England possess multiple attacking threats. Besides Harry Kane, substitute forwards like Jarrod Bowen can also make an impact during the match.

[Tips]:
Latvia were winless with 3 draws and 3 losses in the last 6 home games, performing poorly at home.

England are on a 4-game winning streak on the road, demonstrating remarkable away performances.

The AH line is -3.00 for the away team in this game, which is in favor of England.

England have the upper hand in terms of strength, form, tactics, and mentality, and they are expected to dominate the play in this match.

Therefore, the Three Lions are favored to beat Latvia by a big margin on the road.

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