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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 13 Jul 2026 at 22:35 · Odds are subject to change
Competition: Friendly International
Stage: Friendlies 1
Date: 06 Jun 2026
Time: 21:00 BST
Stadium: Raymond James Stadium

England vs New Zealand Preview

England arrive at Raymond James Stadium looking to reset after a frustrating March window that produced a draw with Uruguay and a defeat to Japan. Thomas Tuchel has used this friendly for tactical experimentation, making wholesale changes at half-time to manage workloads in the Florida heat. Several Arsenal stars were rested following Champions League final commitments, opening the door for fringe players to stake a claim ahead of the World Cup.

New Zealand's preparations have been far from smooth. A chastening 4-0 loss to Haiti in their previous warm-up fixture exposed significant defensive frailties and left morale fragile. This is only their third senior meeting with England, with the previous two coming back in 1991. Averaging fewer than a goal per match this season, the All Whites face a daunting task against opposition who boast a 94-place ranking advantage and considerably greater squad depth.

England's home win at 1.10 represents the strongest selection here. The Three Lions average 1.94 goals per match this season, while New Zealand manage just 0.83. That disparity in attacking output, combined with a 94-place gap in the world rankings, makes the hosts heavy favourites for good reason. Thomas Tuchel's side possess far superior quality across every position on the pitch.

New Zealand's recent form only strengthens the case. A humbling 4-0 loss to Haiti in their previous warm-up fixture exposed significant defensive frailties, and confidence within the squad will be fragile. England, by contrast, boast Harry Kane in sensational form after plundering 61 goals for Bayern Munich this season. His presence alone tilts the balance considerably.

The over 2.5 goals market at N/A also merits attention given New Zealand's porous backline and England's firepower. Tuchel planned wholesale rotation at half-time, yet even second-choice options such as debutant Rio Ngumoha offer genuine threat against limited opposition. This is a preview of an upcoming match and should not be considered as betting advice or a recommendation to place bets.

Trends to Know about England vs New Zealand

  • England average 1.94 goals per match
  • New Zealand conceded four against Haiti
  • 94-place ranking gap separates the sides

Form & Statistics: England vs New Zealand

England

Recent form

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

Season statistics (2)

2.8Total goals
36%Both teams score
1.9Goals scored
0.9Goals conceded

New Zealand

Recent form

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

Season statistics (3)

3.5Total goals
44%Both teams score
2.4Goals scored
1.1Goals conceded
StatisticEnglandNew Zealand
Last 5 results1D 1L·1W 2L
Avg goals scored1.9·2.4
Avg goals conceded0.9·1.1
Under 2.5 (last 5)2/2·1/3
Official lineup

Lineups: England vs New Zealand

England

4-4-2
  1. 1 Jordan Pickford
  2. 2 Jarell Quansah
  3. 3 John Stones
  4. 4 Marc Guéhi
  5. 5 Djed Spence
  6. 6 Morgan Rogers
  7. 7 Kobbie Mainoo
  8. 8 Jordan Henderson
  9. 9 Marcus Rashford
  10. 10 Ollie Watkins
  11. 11 Harry Kane
  • Dean Henderson
  • Ezri Konsa
  • Nico O'Reilly
  • Elliot Anderson
  • Jude Bellingham
  • Tino Livramento
  • Dan Burn
  • Anthony Gordon
  • Ivan Toney
  • James Trafford
  • Reece James
  • Alex Scott
  • Josh King
  • Ethan Nwaneri
  • Rio Ngumoha
  • Bukayo Saka (Extended rest after Champions League final; lingering Achilles injury from March being managed carefully.)
  • Declan Rice (Extended rest after Champions League final.)
  • Eberechi Eze (Extended rest after Champions League final.)
  • Noni Madueke (Extended rest after Champions League final.)

New Zealand

4-2-3-1
  1. 1 Max Crocombe
  2. 2 Dane Ingham
  3. 3 Michael Boxall
  4. 4 Finn Surman
  5. 5 Liberato Cacace
  6. 6 Matthew Garbett
  7. 7 Marko Stamenic
  8. 8 Elijah Just
  9. 9 Sarpreet Singh
  10. 10 Ben Old
  11. 11 Chris Wood
  • Alex Paulsen
  • Michael Woud
  • Kosta Barbarouses
  • Lachlan Bayliss
  • Tyler Bindon
  • Francis de Vries
  • Callan Elliot
  • Callum McCowatt
  • Nando Pijnaker
  • Jesse Randall
  • Alex Rufer
  • Tommy Smith
  • Ben Waine
  • Ryan Thomas (Hamstring strain.)
  • Joe Bell (Calf issue.)

England line up in a 4-4-2 against New Zealand's 4-2-3-1, with Harry Kane and Ollie Watkins forming a classic striker partnership that will test a visiting backline unaccustomed to this level of opposition. The flat midfield four offers width and industry, though the onus falls on Kobbie Mainoo to control the tempo.

For New Zealand, Chris Wood leads the line as the solitary striker, supported by an attacking trio tasked with limiting England's time on the ball. The All Whites will need discipline and compactness to frustrate a home side with considerable firepower across the pitch.

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 Friday 6 June 2026 at Raymond James Stadium.

Where is England vs New Zealand being played?

This fixture takes place at 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 for this friendly international fixture.