England arrive at Boston Stadium in superb form and full of confidence after their historic 4-2 dismantling of Croatia in MD1 — a performance that included a new World Cup record of 20 shots inside the penalty area. Thomas Tuchel's 4-2-3-1 is firing on all cylinders: Harry Kane (7 WC goals, just 1 shy of Lineker's England record) scored twice, Bellingham scored one and set up another, and Rashford came off the bench to seal the win. Three points here confirms their knockout stage qualification. Ghana, managed by Carlos Queiroz, showed defensive resilience beating Panama 1-0 with a 95th-minute Yirenkyi goal — but had just 2 shots on target all game. Their attacking threat without Mohammed Kudus (injured, omitted) is severely limited, and goalkeeper Ati-Zigi is injured, handing a debut to Asare. England's shaky defending (conceded twice to Croatia) could give Antoine Semenyo a sniff, but with Thomas Partey now available and Ghana's counter threat, BTTS has some merit. However, all 5 major prediction sources lean decisively England. RotoWire predict 3-0, SportsMole & Football365 predict 2-0, 22Bet & GG.co.uk predict 3-1. Consensus leans to England 2-0 or 3-1. Our pick: England 3-1 — an entertaining Three Lions win where Kane breaks Lineker's record, Bellingham stars, but Ghana's pace earns a consolation.