ENGLAND and Wales embark on match number two at the World Cup when they face USA and Iran, respectively.
And with a pair of wins potentially on the cards, Betfair have boosted the odds of that double to 11/4 — up from the usual price of 9/4!
England & Wales both to win | 11/4!
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England can secure their passage through to the next round with a win over USA.
While Wales were disappointed not to beat the US, they will have seen how poor Iran were in that opening game and fancy putting themselves in pole position to qualify out the group with a win themselves.
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Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
