Hungary anticipate the arrival of England at the Puskas Arena in Budapest for their Group I World Cup qualifier match on Thursday the 2nd of September 2021.
Hungary put on a valiant effort at Euro 2020 this summer. Hungary were the fourth team in the “group of death”, and although they may have only secured 2 points in this group, they did manage to draw 1-1 with France and 2-2 with Germany. Portugal did manage to overcome Hungary, though, beating them 3-0 in their first fixture at the Puskas Arena.
Hungary are currently second in Group I behind England, which adds a level of significance to this upcoming fixture. So far, they’ve drawn 3-3 with Poland and beaten San Marino and Andorra 0-3 and 1-4 respectively.
England made it to the final of Euro 2020 this summer and although they made it to the semi-finals without even conceding a goal, including a 2-0 win over Germany, they did eventually succumb to a penalty shootout defeat at the hands of the Italians.
England have won three out of three in Group I during their World Cup 2022 qualification so far. They’ve beaten San Marino 5-0, Albania 0-2 and Poland 2-1. A win on Thursday will put them 5 points ahead of Hungary, and depending on other results, either 3 or 5 points clear at the top of the group.
Head to head, minus a 1-1 draw in 1999, England have won every competitive encounter between these two sides since Hungary beat them 2-1 in the 1962 World Cup group stages.
Odds For Hungary v England
It goes without saying that England are the favourites to win this World Cup Group I qualifying fixture. Hungary have been in good form though so odds may be a little closer than expected by the time kick-off comes around.
As things stand, odds for an England win are around 4/9, while a draw is priced at around 16/5 and a Hungary upset is priced around 13/2. For your convenience, you can find the latest and best odds for each result right here:
On the last three competitive occasions, both teams have scored in this fixture. On the last two competitive occasions, England have won 2-1 and 3-1. Here are the odds for the ‘match result and both teams to score’ market:
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Hungary v England Teams
Although the starting lineups for this fixture will not be announced until an hour before the match begins, we do already have the official full squads of each of the 55 competing European nations. Here are the Hungary and England squads for this particular set of qualifiers:
| Hungary (Vs. England, Albania, Andorra) | England (Vs. Hungary, Andorra, Poland) |
| Adam Bogdan Denes Dibusz Peter Gulacsi Bendeguz Bolla Endre Botka Attila Fiola Akos Kecskes Adam Lang Gergo Lovrencsics Willi Orban Attila Szalai Mark Tamas Daniel Gazdag Laszlo Kleinheisler Adam Nagy Loic Nego Andras Schafer Dominik Szoboszlai Janos Hahn Nemanja Nikolics Roland Sallai Daniel Salloi Szabolcs Schon Kevin Varga Roland Varga | Sam Johnstone Jordan Pickford Nick Pope Trent Alexander-Arnold Conor Coady Reece James Harry Maguire Tyrone Mings Luke Shaw John Stones Kieran Trippier Kyle Walker Jude Bellingham Jordan Henderson Jesse Lingard Mason Mount Kalvin Phillips Declan Rice Patrick Bamford Dominic Calvert-Lewin Jack Grealish Harry Kane Bukayo Saka Jadon Sancho Raheem Sterling |
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Hungary v England is scheduled to kick off at 19:45 on Thursday the 2nd of September 2021.
