Euro 2024 outright odds: England favourites again

England are back where they began at Euro 2024. Despite an underwhelming campaign in Group C, the pre-tournament favourites – who were briefly deposed by France and Germany – now head the market again. 

Gareth Southgate’s side are 7/2 to lift the trophy for the first time even though their performances in beating Serbia before drawing with Denmark and Slovenia have been progressively more lacklustre.

They owe a debt of gratitude to Georgia, whose stirring surprise victory over Portugal means England now face Slovakia in the round of 16 on Sunday rather than the Netherlands. 

Spain are just behind England in the betting at 9/2 after winning all three group games, scoring nine goals in the process, followed by France and Germany who are both 11/2 to go all the way.

Latest Euro 2024 winner odds

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• England @ 7/2 with Unibet
• Spain @ 9/2 with Unibet
• France @ 11/2 with Unibet
• Germany @ 11/2 with Unibet
• Portugal @ 13/2 with Unibet
• Netherlands @ 12/1 with Unibet
• Italy @ 16/1 with Unibet
• Austria @ 18/1 with Unibet
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England shorten despite performances

Good news at last for Gareth Southgate: pre-tournament favourites England, having fallen behind France and Germany in the betting during an underwhelming Group C campaign, are now Euro 2024 favourites again. Maybe the plastic pint glasses thrown his way were half-full rather than half-empty.

England are 7/2 to lift the trophy for the first time, having started the tournament at 3/1 and drifted out to 5/1 following uninspiring draws with Denmark and Slovenia. The bookies’ optimism has been fuelled by a kind round-of-16 draw that pits England against Slovakia in Gelsenkirchen on Sunday.

Southgate’s side did top their group and they are not alone among the big nations in being criticised for their efforts. France, who were held by the Netherlands and Poland in finishing second behind Austria in Group D, have drifted to 11/2 and face Belgium in the last 16 in Dusseldorf on Saturday.  

Les Bleus are joint-third favourites with hosts Germany, who needed a 92nd-minute equaliser against Switzerland to wrestle top spot in Group A away from their opponents. Next up for Hansi Flick’s side is a Saturday night date with Denmark in Dortmund.

Spain are one team who have bucked the trend – winning all three matches in Group B without conceding a goal. They have shortened to 9/2 second favourites and head for Cologne on Saturday to face Georgia, who recorded a stirring 2-0 victory over Portugal on Wednesday evening.

Roberto Martinez’s side had already secured top spot in Group F and are 13/2 to reclaim the trophy they lifted in 2016. Having rested key players such as Ruben Dias, Bruno Fernandes, Bernardo Silva and Rafael Leao against Georgia, they will be at full strength against Slovenia in Frankfurt on Monday.

There’s a gap in the betting to the Netherlands (12/1), who finished third in Group D and take on Romania in Munich next Tuesday. Holders Italy (16/1) face Switzerland in Berlin on Saturday and Group D winners Austria are 18/1 ahead of their clash with Turkey in Leipzig next Tuesday.

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