Enner Valencia's remarkable start to Qatar 2022 has seen his odds slashed to 25/1 to be the top scorer at the World Cup after two goals in the first half against the host nation.
The former West Ham striker had the ball in the back of the net three times inside the opening half an hour with the first goal being ruled out for a confusing offside before being cleared up. The Fenerbache forward then scored a penalty shortly afterwards to start proceedings.
His stunning header midway through the first half capped off a brilliant 45 minutes for Ecuador though, and he now has five goals in just four matches at the World Cup.
