Women's World Cup: Latest betting news and odds following knockout draw

A World Cup match between England and Cameroon will evoke memories of Roger Milla, extra-time drama and Gary Lineker's decisive penalties at Italia 90 and Sunday will see another showdown between the two nations, this time in the last 16 of the Women's World Cup.

England are red-hot favourites at 1-7 to win in 90 minutes and Hills rate Phil Neville's side 1-20 to reach the quarter-finals with Cameroon, who qualified as one of the best third-placed teams following a thrilling 2-1 success over New Zealand, 12-1 to make the last eight.

Women's World Cup draw

Victory in Valenciennes would see England move west to Le Havre to face Norway or Australia in the quarter-finals.

The Aussies are 8-13 to progress past Norway and England, who are 8-1 to win the World Cup, would be rated favourites against either side.

England's half of the draw also includes hosts France and tournament market leaders USA, who are on a collision course to meet in the last eight even though both have tricky ties. France meet an ageing but capable Brazil and USA take on improving Spain.

Germany, 13-2 shots, are in the better half of the draw and are seen by bookmakers as the most likely nation to come through the bottom section.

They take on Nigeria in the last 16 and with Sweden or Canada potentially waiting in the quarter-finals.

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