Fresh from a dominant attacking display against Croatia, England look to solidify their control of Group L. They face Ghana on Tuesday, 23 June at 9.00pm BST, in a match that will test the African side's defensive resolve after a fortunate opening win against Panama. With Harry Kane chasing records and the team finding its rhythm, this England vs Ghana prediction points towards a challenging night for the Black Stars.
Predicted England vs Ghana Lineups
Predicted England XI (4-2-3-1):
- Jordan Pickford
- Rico O'Reilly
- Ezri Konsa
- John Stones
- Reece James
- Elliott Anderson
- Declan Rice
- Marcus Rashford
- Jude Bellingham
- Bukayo Saka
- Harry Kane
Predicted Ghana XI (4-3-3):
- Ibrahim Asare
- Gideon Mensah
- Nathaniel Opoku
- Jonas Adjetey
- Emmanuel Senaya
- Kamaldeen Sulemana
- Thomas Partey
- Caleb Yirenki
- Antoine Semenyo
- Jordan Ayew
- Ernest Nuamah
England vs Ghana Key Stats
- Harry Kane registered seven shots (1.03 xG) against Croatia, equalling a major goal record.
- Ghana have won just two of their seven previous tournament matches against European nations.
- Jude Bellingham holds the highest major tournament goal ratio of any England player with over five goals.
- England's 4-2 win over Croatia was only the third time in 15 games that both teams scored.
England vs Ghana Head-to-Head Record
The two nations have only met once before, a 1-1 friendly draw in 2011, which offers little historical precedent for this competitive fixture. A more telling trend is England's unbeaten head-to-head record against African teams in the competition, where they have secured four wins and four draws in eight previous encounters.
Their 3-0 victory over Senegal in 2022 highlighted their ability to tactically manage these matchups. Ghana will need to find a way to disrupt England's control in midfield, an area where the Three Lions have consistently excelled against similar opposition, to stand a chance of altering that historical pattern.
England vs Ghana Match Prediction
I mean England looked really impressive in their opener and if they weren’t already, then they should be on your radar. There are 5 Path to Glory items linked to this game; Bellingham, Saka, Konsa, Inaki Williams and Ayew. After their performance against Croatia I can’t see this going any other way than to England, and heavily. I’m going to go for a 4-0 win for Thomas Tuchel’s men.


