England vs Italy – Women's EURO 2025: Get Lauren James to score at boosted 7/4 with Midnite
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After their heart-stopping quarter-final victory over Sweden, the Lionesses are back in action for Tuesday's semi-final showdown against Italy in Geneva.
Sarina Wiegman's side did it the hard way in that epic quarter-final, but there's reason to believe this could be a more straightforward affair against a side ranked 13th in the world - seven places below Sweden.
England are unbeaten in their last five meetings with Italy - all friendlies - winning four of them, including a dominant 5–1 victory in Spain in February 2024.
If there's another flurry of goals, you'd expect Lauren James to be involved. She's struck twice at these Euros so far, and only forward Alessia Russo has recorded more efforts on goal.
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