What are the odds on England to get Euro 2024? One activity and a half away from winning, The Three Tigers
The odds on England to get Euro 2024 have been revealed, with the Three Lions only 90 minutes away from ending 58 times of damage.
The last-gasp 2-1 win over the Netherlands in their Euro 2024 semi-final on Wednesday evening has set up a wonderful fight against Spain in the game's last on Sunday nights.
Gareth Southgate's people started the game carefully, but have improved throughout the knockout stages and seem to have developed that critical practice of not knowing when they are beaten, having come from behind all in their last three activities. Spain, nevertheless, have cruised to the last, winning all six games. Here's a look at how the gamblers see the match panning out.
Are England's odds on winning the Euro 2024 last?
England began the event as one of the favourites to raise the prize, but we are now down to two groups, and Spain's remarkable kind has seen them do a double-take.
As of Friday noon, Luis de la Fuente's part are now the specials to win on Sunday evening, with Skybet's odds of them lifting the prize are 4/6, while England are 11/10.
Spain has a 7/ 5 chance of getting the job done in 90 minutes, while England has an 11/ 5 chance of getting the job done in a regular period.
What are the odds for the Euro 2024 specific prizes?
By the end of Sunday evening, we will also see person prizes handed out, with the last possible to have a substantial claim on where these mallets end up.
Recent favorites for the Player of the Tournament prize is Spain's youth experience Lamine Yamal, who turns 17 the day before the last. He is priced at 7/4, away of Rodri, who is 3/1. Spain dominate the top of the betting here, with Dani Olmo ( 11/2 ) and Fabian Ruiz ( 7/1 ) all favoured ahead of the most-fancied England player Jude Bellingham, who is a 8/1 chance, while Bukayo Saka is 14/1.
It should be little wonder that Yamal is the great favorites for the Fresh Player of the Tournament award at 1/5.
More fascinating is the competition for the Golden Boot. Six people are already tied on three goals, with Harry Kane and Dani Olmo both getting the chance to add to their counts on Sunday nights. William Hill's prices for them are 9/4 and 11/4, both, but UEFA has confirmed that the cost will be split if the players score at similar goals, rather than using various factors like assists to settle it.
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