England vs. Cameroon: Odds, Live Stream, TV Info for Women's World Cup 2019

England will be out to prove why they are one of the favourites to win the 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup on Sunday, when they take on Cameroon in the last 16.

Phil Neville's Lionesses weren't always fluid in the group stage, but they managed to emerge victorious from three tricky matches against Scotland, Argentina and Japan. The coach will be looking for his players to move up a gear, with glory just four wins away.

While England's progression was relatively straightforward, Cameroon's was dramatic. Ajara Nchout netted a sensational 95th-minute winner against New Zealand to put them through as one of the best third-placed finishers.

A fascinating contest is in store at Stade du Hainaut in Valenciennes. Here are the crucial details for the match, including the latest odds and the viewing details. 

Match Odds

England: 3-19

Draw: 15-2

Cameroon win: 20-1

Odds courtesy of Caesars.

Date: Sunday, June 23

Time: 4:30 p.m. (BST), 11:30 a.m. (ET)

TV Info: BBC (UK), FOX Sports 1 (U.S.)

Live Stream: BBC website (UK), FOX Sports Go (U.S.)

Preview

While Neville would have liked to have seen a lot more attacking incision from his team at the competition, overall the former Manchester United and Everton defender will be pleased with how his players have acquitted themselves in France.

The previous outing against Japan was their toughest match so far, but the Lionesses were able to notch a 2-0 win. In the second half, the 2015 runners-up applied pressure to the opposition defence, with England struggling to hold the ball in midfield.

Per Paul Hayward of the Daily Telegraph, England were helped by some canny changes in the second period:

While Neville has rotated his side frequently since he became manager, Ellen White's two goals in the win over Japan surely secured her spot in the starting XI for the meeting with Cameroon.

The new Manchester City signing scored a delicate first after racing on to a through ball and was able to keep her cool late on to net a second when Japan were beginning to turn the screw.

Per Coral, the England forward is closing in on Fara Williams' World Cup goalscoring record for the Lionesses:

Former United States international goalkeeper Hope Solo was impressed by both White's and England's performances:

The Lionesses will be big favourites against Cameroon, although it would be naive of England not to recognise the threat they pose.

Cameroon were on the brink of elimination; they were tied 1-1 with New Zealand in the final stages of their last group-stage match. However, their star player, Nchout, showcased incredible composure to jink into the area past a couple of challenges and finish calmly.

Here is the dramatic moment she sent Cameroon into the knockout stages:

There's a clear chasm in quality between Cameroon and their opponents, meaning it will be tough for them to maintain possession for long spells and sustain attacks. Their game plan will most likely be to frustrate England and hope for more magical moments from Nchout in the final third.

In the group stage, the Lionesses struggled to break through against a deep-sitting Argentina defence, although they will have learned lessons from that challenge. Once they find the breakthrough goal, England will have enough to pull clear and build momentum ahead of the quarter-finals.

Prediction: England 3-0 Cameroon