For this two-match combination, I am backing two heavy favourites who have proven they can effortlessly dismantle deep defensive setups. Spain's recent overwhelming attacking display highlighted a complete structural collapse from Croatia, while England's flawless forward line should easily break down a struggling Czech Republic side that has yet to earn a single point. The key for both matches is the sheer difference in attacking quality against opponents who lack the tactical means or form to resist prolonged pressure.
Looking at the first match, Spain proved they can completely overwhelm Croatia's setup when they won 4-1 just a week ago, attacking relentlessly from multiple angles. Croatia's defence has collapsed structurally, conceding eleven goals in their last two outings against top-tier opponents, including a heavy defeat to England. Even with some expected defensive rotation, Spain's core attacking players will start, ensuring they can recreate the box pressure needed to secure a comfortable multi-goal victory.
In the second match, England comes in with a perfectly firing attack that recently dismantled Croatia 7-0. Their ability to break down low blocks is clear, and they face a demoralised Czech Republic team sitting at the bottom of the group with three losses from three games. England previously beat them 2-0 away with an early man advantage, showing they already hold the tactical edge. Given Czech Republic's severe struggles, England is poised to dominate possession and win by a wide margin.
