Best Euro 2020 Betting Sites, Odds & Offers

Euro 2020 Betting Offers for New Customers

Betting companies typically offer free bets to entice new customers. When major events such as Euro 2020 take place, there are a larger than normal number of bettors looking to open new accounts, so the best betting sites will give even more generous offers than normal.

Typically, these will centre around individual matches featuring the biggest teams. As well as free bets, betting sites will offer boosted odds, with much bigger prices available than normal.

Euro 2020 Winner Betting Odds – Which Team Will Win?

Reigning World Cup holders France are the favourites to win Euro 2020 at 5.50 with most football betting sites. He may be like marmite, but Didier Deschamps knows what it takes to win an international tournament. In 2018, the Frenchman became the third man to win the FIFA World Cup as both a player and a manager. With a star-studded group that includes Kylian Mbappé, Paul Pogba and Antoine Griezmann, it’s no surprise that the latest Euro 2020 outright betting odds list France as favourites.

Hosts England are the second favourites to win Euro 2020 at 6.00. Although England have not won a tournament since 1966 and have never been crowned as European Championship winners, improved performances under Gareth Southgate suggest they could go all the way.

Their group games will be played in London at Wembley Stadium, which is also the venue for both semi-finals and the final. This means that England are effectively being viewed as the hosts, even though the tournament will be shared between several different nations.

This perceived home advantage has shortened their price, as has the fact that the UK has a big gambling culture, with a lot of England fans betting on their team to win, which brings down the odds. Many UK bookmakers are also offering free bets on England to attract patriotic supporters.

Belgium are the third favourites at 7.00, having beaten England twice at the last World Cup. Germany are 8.00, with Spain at 8.50, but neither nation look able to win this tournament.

There is better value to be found with Italy at 12.00, who like the Netherlands missed out on the last World Cup and have rebuilt their side. Italy should win Group A and then have a favourable path through to the quarter-finals.

The Netherlands did not qualify but have since had a new generation of talent come through that saw them reach the final of UEFA’s Nations League, beating England in the semi-finals. The Netherlands are 13.00 to win Euro 2020.

Portugal are another nation that are available at attractive odds. Despite winning the last European Championship and the Nations League last year, they are rated at 9.00 to win Euro 2020. That’s largely down to being drawn alongside France and Germany in Group F, but the Portuguese are at the very least the equal of those sides and three teams could qualify from that group anyway.

Euro 2020 Hosts

Azerbaijan, England, Denmark, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Netherlands, Romania, Russia, Scotland and Spain will host games. Four matches set for the Republic of Ireland were moved to England and Russia because the Irish government didn’t expect to be able to meet UEFA’s demand of filling stadiums to 25% capacity.

Rome’s Stadio Olimpico will host the opening match, with London’s Wembley Stadium booked as the venue for the final. The other stadiums that will be used are Johan Cruyff Arena in Amsterdam, Olympic Stadium in Baku, La Cartuja in Seville, Arena Nationala in Bucharest, Puskas Arena in Budapest, Parken Stadium in Copenhagen, Hampden Park in Glasgow, Allianz Arena in Munich and Krestovsky Stadium in Saint Petersburg.

Euro 2020 Qualification – Which Teams Are in Form?

The draw for the groups saw the 24 teams split into four pots. In Pot 1 were the six highest ranked winners of the qualifying groups. Pot 2 contained the qualifying group winners ranked seventh to tenth, along with the two highest ranked group runners-up.

The highest ranked group winners were (in order) Belgium, Italy, England, Germany, Spain and Ukraine. Both Belgium and Italy won all ten of their qualifying games. Also unbeaten in qualifying were Ukraine and Spain, who both drew twice and won their remaining games.

Of the unbeaten sides, Italy probably had the easiest group. Belgium’s was also not that challenging, other than second placed Russia. Though Ukraine and Spain dropped points, they faced tougher opposition.

Ukraine finished above Portugal, who they beat in October 2019. Spain were perhaps in the group with the most strength in depth. Sweden, Norway and Romania all offered competitive matches.

Managed by Andriy Shevchenko, Ukraine could be dark horses at the tournament. They are available at 51.00 in the Euro 2020 outright betting market. They should at the very least make the knockout stages from Group C alongside the Netherlands and their price could get much smaller.