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England favourites to win Euro 2024 with UK bookies

16 January 2024

England are the narrow favourites to win Euro 2024 at 10/3, ahead of France (4/1) in the latest bookmaker odds.

The final three slots for Euro 2024 have been filled with Poland, Ukraine and Georgia sealing their place following the conclusion of the play-offs.

With the line-up now complete, here are the favourites to win Euro '24 according to the latest odds:

England (10/3)

Is 2024 the year England end years of hurt and disappointment by finally bringing football home? The bookies certainly think so.

Runners-up to Italy in the 2020 Euros Final after an agonising penalty shootout, The Three Lions are fancied to go one better than last time out and win their first European Championship and first trophy since 1966.

Will Gareth Southgate, for whom this summer's Euros will surely be his last as England boss, bow out in a blaze of glory?

France (4/1)

England may be the favourites for the Euros but France, remain the team to beat in the eyes of most football fans.

Led by their talisman and favourite for the Euros Golden Boot, Kylian Mbappe, Les Bleus will be looking to recover from the disappointment of losing the 2022 World Cup Final by winning in Germany.

Didier Deschamps, who led France to the final of Euro 2016 and guided his country to World Cup glory in 2018 in Russia, has an exceptional record at major tournaments. Will it continue at Euro 2024?

Germany (6/1)

They may not quite be the German side of old but you'd be silly to rule out the three-time winners and tournament hosts.

The price for Julian Nagelsmann’s side has shortened to 6/1 following their recent resurgence which included friendly victories away in France and at home to the Netherlands in March.

Now with Hansi Flick's disappointing spell in charge a distant memory, a record fourth title isn't as unlikely as it once seemed. With a favourable draw, Germany could take some stopping on home soil.

Spain (7/1)

Three-time winners, Spain - the only nation to win back-to-back Euros (in 2008 and 2012) - fell at the semi-final stage of Euro 2020, losing on penalties to eventual champions, Italy.

Most recently, however, La Roja, exited the 2022 Qatar World Cup at the last 16 stage to Morroco, a defeat which spelled the end of Luis Enrique's reign.

The baton has been handed to Luis de la Fuente for this summer's Euros with his experience of managing Spain's youth teams thought to be a key factor in trying to mould another batch of impressive Spanish youngsters into a winning team.

Germany and Spain have each won the European Championships on three occasions.

Germany tasted success in 1972, 1980 (both years as West Germany) and in 1996. Spain's three titles came in 1964, 2008 & 2012.

Portugal and Belgium in the running

Portugal, recent winners of the Euros in 2016, go into the tournament having won ten out of ten in qualifying where they scored a whopping 36 goals. Roberto Martinez’s team boast Premier League quality and can be backed at 8/1 to win Euro 2024.

Despite a much-talked-about golden generation of players, Martinez’s former side, Belgium, have underachieved in recent tournaments. However, with a new crop of talent emerging, could this be their time? The Red Devils are 14/1 to win a first major trophy.

Any other contenders?

Defending champions, Italy have endured a tough period of late, failing to qualify for the 2022 Qatar World Cup and squeezing through qualification for Euro 2024. The Azzurri are 14/1 to win successive European championships.

The Netherlands, with Ronald Koeman back as manager, tasted success way back in 1988 and are likely to be some way off troubling the main contenders, as their 16/1 price suggests.

The other home nation at this summer's Euros, Scotland, are getting used to playing on the biggest stage having qualified for consecutive European Championships.

Steve Clarke’s side play Germany in the tournament's opening game and are 80/1 longshots in the outright betting.

Odds to win the Euros

Euro 2024 Groups & Fixtures

Group A: Germany, Scotland, Hungary, Switzerland

Friday June 14: Germany vs Scotland (Munich, kick-off 8pm)

Saturday June 15: Hungary vs Switzerland (Cologne, kick-off 2pm)

Wednesday June 19: Germany vs Hungary (Stuttgart, kick-off 5pm)

Wednesday June 19: Scotland vs Switzerland (Cologne, kick-off 8pm)

Sunday June 23: Switzerland vs Germany (Frankfurt, kick-off 8pm)

Sunday June 23: Scotland vs Hungary (Stuttgart, kick-off 8pm)

Group B: Spain, Croatia, Italy, Albania

Saturday June 15: Spain vs Croatia (Berlin, kick-off 5pm)

Saturday June 15: Italy vs Albania (Dortmund, kick-off 8pm)

Wednesday June 19: Croatia vs Albania (Hamburg, kick-off 2pm)

Thursday June 20: Spain vs Italy (Gelsenkirchen, kick-off 8pm)

Monday June 24: Croatia vs Italy (Leipzig, kick-off 8pm)

Monday June 24: Albania vs Spain (Dusseldorf, kick-off 8pm)

Group C: England, Denmark, Serbia, Slovenia

Sunday June 16: Slovenia vs Denmark (Stuttgart, kick-off 5pm)

Sunday June 16: Serbia vs England (Gelsenkirchen, kick-off 8pm)

Thursday June 20: Slovenia vs Serbia (Munich, kick-off 2pm)

Thursday June 20:Denmark vs England (Frankfurt, kick-off 5pm)

Tuesday June 25: England vs Slovenia (Cologne, kick-off 8pm)

Tuesday June 25: Denmark vs Serbia (Munich, kick-off 8pm)

Group D: France, Netherlands, Austria, Poland

Sunday June 16: Poland vs Netherlands (Hamburg, kick-off 2pm)

Monday June 17: Austria vs France (Dusseldorf, kick-off 8pm)

Friday June 21: Poland vs Austria (Berlin, kick-off 5pm)

Friday June 21: Netherlands vs France (Leipzig, kick-off 8pm)

Tuesday June 25: Netherlands vs Austria (Berlin, kick-off 5pm)

Tuesday June 25: France vs Poland (Dortmund, kick-off 5pm)

Group E: Belgium, Slovakia, Romania, Ukraine

Monday June 17: Romania vs Ukraine (Munich, kick-off 2pm)

Monday June 17: Belgium vs Slovakia (Frankfurt, kick-off 5pm)

Friday June 21: Slovakia vs Ukraine (Dusseldorf, kick-off 2pm)

Saturday June 22: Belgium vs Romania (Cologne, kick-off 8pm)

Wednesday June 26: Slovakia vs Romania (Frankfurt, kick-off 5pm)

Wednesday June 26: Ukraine vs Belgium (Stuttgart, kick-off 5pm)

Group F: Portugal, Czech Republic, Turkey, Georgia

Tuesday June 18:Turkey vs Georgia (Dortmund, kick-off 5pm)

Tuesday June 18: Portugal vs Czech Republic (Leipzig, kick-off 8pm)

Saturday June 22: Georgia vs Czech Republic (Hamburg, kick-off 2pm)

Saturday June 22:Turkey vs Portugal (Dortmund, kick-off 5pm)

Wednesday June 26: Czech Republic vs Turkey (Hamburg, kick-off 8pm)

Wednesday June 26: Georgia vs Portugal (Gelsenkirchen, kick-off 8pm)

Euro 2024 Key dates

June 14-June 26: Group stage
June 27-28: Rest days
June 29-July 2: Round of 16
July 3-4: Rest days
July 5-6: Quarter-finals
July 9-10, 2024: Semi-finals
July 14, 2024: Euro 2024 final

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