Best Kylian Mbappe Betting Props Vs England World Cup Match

• Kylian Mbappe has scored five total goals during the 2022 World Cup and has +800 odds to score at least twice and +165 odds to score anytime against England.
• With two assists during the 2022 World Cup, Mbappe has +225 odds to record an assist and -110 odds to score or record an assist during the quarterfinal.

QATAR – France and England are scheduled to play the last game of the 2022 World Cup quarterfinals on Saturday and Kylian Mbappe has betting props to keep dominating in Qatar. France is favored to win the match by 0, 0.5 goals.

Moneyline

• England +195
• France +145
• Draw +235

France opened up as one of the 2022 World Cup favorites but Mbappe’s consistent excellence has helped push France to have the second-best odds at +450. Since the group stage round, France has outscored their opponents 9-4, with over 50% of those goals coming from Mbappe.

Betting on Kylian Mbappe Player Props

During the 2022 World Cup, Mbappe has scored five total goals, scoring two goals in two separate matches this far. Online soccer gambling sites have +800 odds for the star to score two or more goals for his third game of the 2022 World Cup

Mbappe has the shortest odds of any player during the match against England to score anytime with +165 odds. Out of the four World Cup matches played this far, he has only not scored in the one game against Tunisia that France was shutout in.

While he has taken the majority of the shots for France, Mbappe also has odds to record an assist which he has done twice during this tournament. There are also odds for him to either have an assist or a goal during the quarterfinal matchup.

Kylian Mbappe Assist Props

• Assist +225
• Assist/Score -110

For players that want to bet on longer odds for a bigger profit, but only want to bank on Mbappe scoring a single goal, there are online gambling props for that as well.

Mbappe scored the opening goal of the game against Denmark during the group stage and has +475 odds to do it again versus England.