Sunday’s Football Tips: One-Goal Winning Margin Tempts at 7/5 in Women’s Euro Final – SCCG Management

Fahad Umar
July 26, 2025
3:16 pm

England are on the verge of another women’s European Championship victory but must elevate their performance tonight to overcome favorites Spain.

The Lionesses have narrowly escaped elimination in their knockout matches, rallying from 2-0 down against Sweden to win on penalties and scoring a last-minute equalizer versus Italy in the semi-final.

If they deliver another inconsistent performance, world champions Spain, who have maintained a perfect record in the finals, are likely to capitalize, reinforcing their status as favorites.

England Women vs Spain Women top betting tips

Spain are 1/3 with BoyleSports to secure the trophy, though their sparkling group-stage form has dimmed slightly.

They exercised patience to eventually beat Switzerland 2-0 and needed an extra-time goal to overcome Germany in the semi-final.

Spain’s World Cup final victory over England was also by a single goal, making a tight game a good betting option.

The half-time draw is available at 11/10 with BoyleSports, and under 2.5 goals is appealing at 20/21.

Finals are often closely contested, and betting on either side winning by a one-goal margin pays 7/5 at McBookie.

St Mirren vs Ayr United

The final game in the Scottish League Cup group stage promises excitement as St Mirren faces Ayr.

Ayr sits atop Group D with three wins, but St Mirren trails them by just two points.

St Mirren needs a victory to progress to the last 16, while Ayr will secure one of the best runners-up spots if they avoid a heavy loss.

Scott Brown’s side, having scored 13 goals in three games, won’t hold back.

St Mirren also scored eight in their last home match against Annan, suggesting goals will come. BTTS pays 4/5 at BoyleSports, and adding over 2.5 strikes boosts it to 5/4.

Mikael Mandron, who netted a hat-trick against Annan, is 11/10 at Bet365 to score again today.

Club Brugge vs Genk

Club Brugge aims to reclaim their Belgian crown and begins the season against Genk at home tonight.

Union Saint-Gilloise won the title last season by three points, although Genk seemed poised for victory, holding a nine-point lead over Brugge before collapsing after the league split.

Both post-split games against Brugge ended in defeat for Genk, making Brugge’s home win predictable at 8/11. Betting on goals by both teams is wise given their offensive prowess.

Combining BTTS and over 2.5 goals pays evens at BoyleSports, while over 1.5 first-half goals is offered at 7/5.

Despite Brugge selling forwards Chemsdine Talbi and Ferran Jutgla, Greek star Christos Tzolis remains and is 6/4 to score on opening day.