England are huge odds-on favourites to win at home in the Nations League tonight - while Portugal are sizeable underdogs at 12/1
The women's England national team are back in action tonight - as the Lionesses go head-to-head with Portugal in a UEFA Nations League clash at Wembley Stadium.
Sarina Wiegmann's side are huge favourites to come away with the victory in north London - with the hosts currently priced at a short 1/7.
Conversely, Portugal are sizeable underdogs at 12/1, while a draw is the second best-backed result in the market at 6/1.
It is worth noting that the reverse Nations League fixture in February ended in a 1-1 draw in Portimao.
Elsewhere, in a separate market - there are three Price Boosts on offer for this evening's contest.
They include for Chloe Kelly to have three or more shots on target and Beth Mead to score two or more goals, priced at 4/1 and 9/1 respectively.
The third boost requires England to win 2-1, and is currently priced at 12/1 by Sky Bet.
The odds for those two bet have been enhanced to 1/1 and 11/1 respectively according to Sky Bet.
Sky Bet odds in Full-time Result market for England vs Portugal:
England 1/7
Portugal 12/1
Draw 6/1
Sky Bet Price Boosts for England vs Portugal:
Chloe Kelly 3+ shots on target WAS 3/1 NOW 4/1
Beth Mead to score 2+ goals WAS 15/2 NOW 9/1
England women to win 2-1 WAS 7/2 NOW 12/1
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