Will Michelle Agyemang be England's hero again? The 19-year-old sensation is 10/3 to score anytime during Sunday's Women's Euros final between the Lionesses and Spain
Sarina Wiegman 's side looked down and out before Agyemang dramatically levelled the game in the 96th minute, taking it to extra time before Chloe Kelly scored the decisive winner.
Ahead of what promises to be an enthralling final between England and Spain in Switzerland on Sunday, Sky Bet has listed Agyemang as the third favourite to score anytime among the Lionesses.
Alessia Russo is the 11/4 favourite to score for England during the match, while Aggie Beever-Jones is second-favourite at 3/1.
Lauren James and Agyemang then come in at 10/3, with Sky Bet handing longer odds to Beth Mead and Lauren Help, who are all listed at 4/1. Chloe Kelly is 9/2.
For those anticipating Spain to score aplenty, their players have largely been given shorter odds of finding the net, with Esther Gonzalez, Claudia Pina and Alexia Putellas all at 6/4.
Alba Redondo and Lucia Garcia, meanwhile, are the next best-backed with odds of 7/4, followed by Salma Paralluelo on 15/8.
Selected Sky Bet odds for England Women vs Spain Women
Goalscorers (to score anytime)
Alessia Russo (England) - 11/4
Aggie Beaver-Jones (England) - 3/1
Lauren James (England) - 10/3
Michelle Agyemang (England) - 10/3
Lauren Hemp (England) - 4/1
Beth Mead (England) - 4/1
Chloe Kelly (England) - 9/2
Ella Toone (England) - 9/2
Esther Gonzalez (Spain) - 6/4
Claudia Pina (Spain) - 6/4
Alexia Putellas (Spain) - 6/4
Alba Redondo (Spain) - 7/4
Lucia Garcia (Spain) - 7/4
Salma Paralluelo (Spain) - 15/8
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