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The UEFA European football championship, more commonly referred to as The Euros kicks off in Munich on June 14th. This is the final stage of a tournament that began with 53 teams from all over Europe in March 2023 has been whittled down to the final 24. In this text we will look at the Euro 2024 odds for each team, as well as some of the more popular betting markets, as well as a bit of the history of the tournament and what to expect from this year's competition.
📍 Host country |
▶️ Germany |
📆 Dates |
▶️ 14 June – 14 July |
🏬 Host cities |
▶️ 10 |
🏟 Venue(s) |
▶️ 10 |
🌏 Teams |
▶️ 24 |
⚽️ Matches |
▶️ 51 |
🏆 Current champion |
▶️ Italy |
There is an abundance of Euros betting odds to choose from, with each and every match having several hundred markets. It is not only each game that can be wagered on though, there are also more long term propositions known as “outright” markets that can be placed before the tournament begins and then last until the result is known which can be at the final whistle of the very last game.
At the time of writing the exact finalists are not yet known and there are three spaces still up for grabs. Regardless of who makes the cut though they will not be amongst the favourites and so it is safe to commence analysis of that now. Not surprisingly the tournament winner odds have the big five European heavy weights as the leaders of the pack with similar odds, before a big drop away to the sixth team.
Perhaps surprisingly the England odds to win Euro 2024 are just 7/2 which puts them as clear favourites to win the tournament. They have been performing well in recent international competitions making the 2018 World Cup semi finals, losing to France in the quarter finals in 2022, and in the previous Euros tournament made the final only to lose to Italy. It should be noted that they have never actually won though, the last major trophy coming their way in 1966!
Latest odds to win the Euros:
Close behind them in the bookies eyes are France who come into the tournament in good form and full of confidence, having navigated their qualifying group without losing a game, and notching up an impressive 14-0 win on the way. The bookies generally have them at 3/1 to win.
After those two front runners there are then three more teams that the bookies have as likely contenders for the title. All with similar odds this group includes the hosts Germany. Being the host nation does not guarantee anything, but there is a strong correlation between hosting a tournament and going on to do better than was expected or that the form book suggests.
Along with Germany the neighbours Spain and Portugal are tipped to be there or thereabouts, Portugal bringing with them their talisman Cristiano Ronaldo for what may well be his last Euros tournament. All three of these countries are readily available at odds of around 7/1.
Another form of outright market available for punters to bet on is the winner of the Golden Boot award. This is open to all players but due to the qualifying criteria is predominantly won by strikers. The title is won by whoever scores the most goals in the tournament but unlike the top goalscorer market it differs in that there can be only one winner. If two players have both scored the same number of goals than assists are taken into account. If that is also tied then the winner is whoever has had the least playing time on the pitch.
Having said that the Golden Boot odds and the Euro 2024 top scorer odds are going to be correlated, and at times exactly the same. There is a difference between the markets though.
The player of the tournament award was first officially awarded in 1996 and has become a regular feature of ever tournament since. Amongst the previous winners are illustrious names such as Zinedine Zidane, Andrés Iniesta, and Antoine Griezmann.
As well as winning the tournament it is also possible to bet on how far each team will progress in the tournament, be it qualifying from their respective group, making it to the quarter finals, the semi finals, or indeed the final itself. Wagering on the odds for european championship finalists is a nuanced bet due to the fact that you will not know at the start who you will have to face in order to get there.
To win outright you have to be better than everybody, whereas to get to the final you just have to be better than those you face on the way. You will not know this at the start of the tournament because it will depends on who qualifies from the groups and in what positions but trying to predict this and map a route for each team to take is part of the fun of this bet.
The current odds to reach the Euro 2024 final are:
Team |
Odds to reach the final |
🏴 England |
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🇫🇷 France |
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🇩🇪 Germany |
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🇪🇸 Spain |
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🇵🇹 Portugal |
When the final stages of the Euro 2024 tournament begins in June the original 53 teams competing will have been reduced to just 24. These 24 teams have been placed into 6 groups of 4 with the winners of each qualifying group separated from the runners up in order to keep the best teams apart in these early stages. After all the teams have played each other within their group they will be allocated 3 points for each win and 1 point for each draw. The top two teams in each group will then progress to the knock out stages.
Group A kicks off on June 14th when Germany face Scotland in the opening game. The next day Hungary take on Switzerland and it is fair that Germany are strong favourites to win the group. The other teams are pretty evenly matched without an obvious strong or weak side in it, so every game will be a tough one and every team will be there looking to win.
Team |
To Win the Group | To qualify |
🇩🇪 Germany |
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| 🇨🇭 Switzerland | ||
| 🇭🇺 Hungary |
29/20
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| 🏴 Scotland |
5/2
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In Group B there is a clear favourite in Spain, who play their first and toughest game against Croatia on June 15th and immediately after that Italy take on the group underdogs Albania. It is likely that Spain will top the group and Albania will be at the foot, leaving Italy and Croatia to scrap it out for the second qualifying position.
Team |
To Win the Group | To qualify |
🇪🇸 Spain |
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| 🇮🇹 Italy | ||
| 🇭🇷 Croatia |
29/20
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| 🇦🇱 Albania |
5/2
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England will be pleased to find themselves in Group C as it is one of the easier of the groups to advance from, on paper at least. They are strong favourites to top the group which would set them up for an easier run in as the tournament progresses. The toughest test will come from Denmark who have Kasper Schmeichel in goal and will be hard to score against. The other two teams Slovenia and Serbia should be a lot easier to beat.
Team |
To Win the Group | To qualify |
🏴 England |
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| 🇩🇰 Denmark | ||
| 🇷🇸 Serbia |
29/20
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| 🇸🇮 Slovenia |
5/2
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France are the strongest team in this group by some distance, and are likely to qualify with ease, in fact you need to go back over 30 years to find the last time France did not advance beyond the group stages of a Euros competition. The remaining spaces are made up by Austria, the Netherlands, and Poland. The latter won the play-offs, consequently beating Estonia (5:1) and Wales on penalties. This should be a close group.
Team |
To Win the Group | To qualify |
🇫🇷 France |
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| 🇳🇱 Netherlands | ||
| 🇦🇹 Austria |
29/20
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| 🇵🇱 Poland |
5/2
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Belgium are the headline team in Group E and likely to qualify in top spot. The others places are made up by Slovakia who actually won the event way back in 1976 (as Czechoslovakia) and Romania who have never gone past the Quarter finals. Both teams will be hoping to go as far as possible this year with progressing from the group the minimum target. The fourth position was taken by Ukraine, who won the play-offs, consequently beating Bosnia and Herzegovina and Iceland.
Team |
To Win the Group | To qualify |
🇹🇩 Belgium |
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| 🇷🇴 Romania | ||
| 🇸🇰 Slovakia |
29/20
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| 🇺🇦 Ukraine |
5/2
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Portugal head up Group F with their star player Christiano Ronalodo playing in what will likely be his last Euros campaign. They are sure to be joined by Turkey and the Czech Republic with the final space being taken by Georgia, who won the play-offs, consequently beating Luxembourg (2:0) and Greece on penalties.
Team |
To Win the Group | To qualify |
🇵🇹 Portugal |
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| 🇹🇷 Turkey | ||
| 🇨🇿 Czech Republic |
29/20
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| 🇬🇪 Georgia |
5/2
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When you come to bet on Euros markets you will want to be using the best betting sites for you. Everyone is different and will have different preferences so there is no one universal best bookmaker, but we have listed a few of our favourites in this text below.
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The format of the Euros has evolved over time, most noticeably in the number of teams that are registered to take part. In 1960 when the first competition took place just 17 teams were entered, and there was only one preliminary round before going straight to the last 16 knock out stage. These days there are over 50 teams competing in the qualifying groups, and an eventual 24 making it to what are affectionately known as the Euros.
The 2024 Euros will be held in Germany and matches will be played across ten separate locations. The details of each stadium are as follows:
Home team: Hertha Berlin
Capacity: 71,000
Euro 2024 matches: 6, including the final
Home team: FC Köln
Capacity: 43,000
Euro 2024 matches: 5
Home team: Bayern München
Capacity: 66,000
Euro 2024 matches: 6, including one semi-final
Home team: Eintracht Frankfurt
Capacity: 47,000
Euro 2024 matches: 5
Home team: Hamburger SV
Capacity: 49,000
Euro 2024 matches: 5
Home team: Borussia Dortmund
Capacity: 62,000
Euro 2024 matches: 6, including one semi-final
Home team: RB Leipzig
Capacity: 40,000
Euro 2024 matches: 4
Home team: FC Schalke 04
Capacity: 50,000
Euro 2024 matches: 4
Home team: VfB Stuttgart
Capacity: 51,000
Euro 2024 matches: 5
Fortuna Düsseldorf
Capacity: 47,000
Euro 2024 matches: 5
The first European Championship was played in France in 1960 when 17 countries took part. It was won by the Soviet Union who beat Yugoslavia in the final 2:1. Notably neither of those countries exist today but the tournament lives on. Over the years the winners have been:
Team |
Number of victories |
Winning Years |
Germany |
3 |
1972 / 1980 / 1996 |
Spain |
3 |
1964 / 2008 / 2012 |
Italy |
2 |
1968 / 2020 |
France |
2 |
1984 / 2000 |
Netherlands |
1 |
1988 |
Czech Republic |
1 |
1976 |
Russia (USSR) |
1 |
1960 |
Greece |
1 |
2004 |
Denmark |
1 |
1992 |
Portugal |
1 |
2016 |
Euro 2024 has already started, the first qualifying game being played in March 2023, the finals will being on June 14th 2024.
Euro 2024 is being hosted by Germany.
There are 24 teams qualified for the final stage of European Championship, 23 have come through the qualifying stages and Germany qualify automatically as hosts.
There is no way of knowing at this stage who will win the Euros but the bookies favourites are England or France.
Each bookmaker will likely offer slightly different odds but at the time of writing the best odds available on England to win Euro 2024 was 7/2.
All UK licenced betting site offers odds on Euros matches and we have listed some of the best at the top of this page.
The Covid19 pandemic delayed the playing of Euro 2020 to 2021, but it kept its title as Euro 2020 regardless. Euro 2020 was won by Italy.
England have never won the Euros before, although they came close in the last tournament when they reached the final and were eventual runners up.
