England U17 vs Israel U17 Prediction & Betting Tips

Contrasting form pictures

England's data covers 20 matches stretching back to March 2025, taking in World Cup qualifying, European qualifying and friendlies. They've won 12, drawn one and lost seven, scoring 52 and conceding 33 along the way. Their most recent game came just days ago, a 4-0 friendly win over the Republic of Ireland.

England U17: 20 completed matches; Israel U17: 14 completed matches.

England U17

20 matches

Win

60% 12 / 20

Draw

5% 1 / 20

Loss

35% 7 / 20

Scored

52

Conceded

33

Difference

+19

Israel U17

14 matches

Win

50% 7 / 14

Draw

21.4% 3 / 14

Loss

28.6% 4 / 14

Scored

25

Conceded

16

Difference

+9

Israel's sample is shorter, 14 matches in total, with seven wins, three draws and four losses, scoring 25 and conceding 16. Their last three games, all back in March, were wins, including that meeting with England. There's nothing in the data since then, so we're working with a six-month gap for Israel heading into this one.

England arrive with fresher form on record, Israel with an older but positive run.

Comparative Team Statistics: England U17 vs Israel U17

Four meetings, no clear pattern

These two have met four times in the data available, dating back to 2022. The most recent meeting came in March 2026, when Israel won 3-1 at home. Before that England had the better record, winning 2-1 away in September 2025 and 2-0 at home in March 2025. The earliest meeting, back in 2022, finished 1-1.

Recent history slightly favours Israel, but the sample is small and split across different competitions.

An open, goal-friendly game?

Both teams have shown a tendency to be involved in matches with goals at both ends. England's 52-33 record over 20 games and Israel's 25-16 over 14 both point to open, attacking football rather than tight, low-scoring affairs. Three of the four head-to-head meetings have produced at least three goals in total.

The tricky part is how much weight to put on Israel's numbers, given the six-month gap since their last recorded fixture. England's involvement in several different competitions, from World Cup qualifying to friendlies, also makes it hard to read too much into any single recent result.