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06 Jun 2026 21:00
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Home win 1.10
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England vs New Zealand Predictions, Picks & Odds – 06/06/2026

Friendly International · Friendlies 1
06 Jun 2026 Raymond James Stadium Louis Hecq

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Our prediction
1: England to win
1.10 on William Hill · Confidence High
Odds recorded on 06 Jun 2026 at 05:24 · Odds are subject to change
Competition: Friendly International
Stage: Friendlies 1
Date: 06 Jun 2026
Time: 21:00 BST
Stadium: Raymond James Stadium

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England's preparations for the World Cup have lacked polish. A draw with Uruguay and a defeat to Japan represent underwhelming recent outings for Thomas Tuchel's side, and the manager will use this fixture to evaluate fringe candidates. Several Arsenal players, along with Dean Henderson, join the squad late following European club finals and are unlikely to feature here. Expect the likes of Alex Scott, Morgan Rogers, and Kobbie Mainoo to be given meaningful minutes.

New Zealand arrive in Tampa with bruised confidence after a chastening 4-0 loss to Haiti. Captain Chris Wood conceded his side simply failed to match their opponents' intensity that evening, a damning admission. Coach Darren Bazeley needs a vastly improved defensive showing before the World Cup begins, yet facing a side ranked 4th in the world is a daunting proposition. The All Whites have met England only twice before, losing both encounters without scoring.

England are ranked 4th in the world; New Zealand sit 85th. That gulf in quality is enormous, and history confirms it: England have won both previous meetings without conceding. Thomas Tuchel's side need a confidence boost after a draw with Uruguay and defeat to Japan, and this fixture offers the ideal platform. A home win at 1.10 looks generous given the mismatch in pedigree.

New Zealand's 4-0 hammering by Haiti has clearly shaken the camp. Captain Chris Wood admitted his side lacked intensity, and coach Darren Bazeley faces a tall order restoring defensive solidity against far superior opposition. With England's key Arsenal players rested, fringe options like Morgan Rogers and Kobbie Mainoo will be eager to impress, ensuring no drop in attacking intent.

The home win at 1.10 is the standout selection. England's record against lower-ranked nations is flawless across decades, and New Zealand arrive in wretched form. Over 2.5 goals at N/A also appeals given England's firepower and the All Whites' porous defence. Backing both teams to score looks riskier; New Zealand's recent bluntness and England's historical clean sheets in this fixture point towards N/A. 18+

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Trends to Know about England vs New Zealand

  • England won both previous meetings to nil
  • New Zealand conceded four against Haiti
  • Ranking gap of 81 places favours England

Form & Statistics: England vs New Zealand

England

Recent form

LD
Wins0/2 (0%)
Draws1/2 (50%)
Losses1/2 (50%)

Season statistics (2)

1.5Total goals
50%Both teams score
0.5Goals scored
1Goals conceded

New Zealand

Recent form

LWL
Wins1/3 (33%)
Draws0/3 (0%)
Losses2/3 (67%)

Season statistics (3)

3.6Total goals
33%Both teams score
1.3Goals scored
2.3Goals conceded
StatisticEnglandNew Zealand
Last 5 results1D 1L·1W 2L
Avg goals scored0.5·1.3
Avg goals conceded1.0·2.3
Under 2.5 (last 5)2/2·1/3
Probable lineup

Lineups: England vs New Zealand

England

4-2-3-1
  1. 1 Jordan Pickford
  2. 2 Reece James
  3. 3 Ezri Konsa
  4. 4 Marc Guehi
  5. 5 Nico O'Reilly
  6. 6 Kobbie Mainoo
  7. 7 Elliot Anderson
  8. 8 Marcus Rashford
  9. 9 Jude Bellingham
  10. 10 Anthony Gordon
  11. 11 Harry Kane
  • James Trafford
  • Alex Scott
  • Morgan Rogers
  • Ethan Nwaneri
  • Josh King
  • Rio Ngumoha
  • Jason Steele
  • Declan Rice (Rest/late joiner after Champions League final)
  • Bukayo Saka (Rest/late joiner after Champions League final)
  • Eberechi Eze (Rest/late joiner after Champions League final)
  • Noni Madueke (Rest/late joiner after Champions League final)

New Zealand

4-2-3-1
  1. 1 Max Crocombe
  2. 2 Tim Payne
  3. 3 Tyler Bindon
  4. 4 Finn Surman
  5. 5 Liberato Cacace
  6. 6 Marko Stamenic
  7. 7 Alex Rufer
  8. 8 Elijah Just
  9. 9 Callum McCowatt
  10. 10 Jesse Randall
  11. 11 Chris Wood
  • Ryan Thomas (Hamstring injury)

Medium confidence

Both sides line up in a 4-2-3-1, setting up a mirror contest at Wembley. England's structure is built around Jude Bellingham operating in the attacking midfield role, with Kobbie Mainoo and Elliot Anderson providing the double pivot beneath him, offering both defensive cover and a platform to release Harry Kane.

New Zealand will look to Chris Wood to hold the line and bring others into play, with Callum McCowatt and Elijah Just tasked with supplying the service. The All Whites will need to be compact and disciplined if they are to contain England's attacking width on what promises to be a demanding evening for Thomas Rongen's side.

How to Watch England vs New Zealand Match?

What time is England vs New Zealand?

England vs New Zealand kicks off at 21:00 BST on Saturday 6 June 2026 at Raymond James Stadium.

Where is England vs New Zealand being played?

This friendly takes place at the Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida.

How Can I Watch England vs New Zealand on TV and Live Stream?

Check local listings for broadcast details, as coverage varies by region. 18+