Euro 2024 odds and results: the bookmakers' prices for every match at the tournament in Germany, with how the favourites fared against the market.
The 2024 European Championships take place between 14 June - 14 July, with twenty-four teams competing in Germany for major honours. Ten venues will host the action and the bookies think that any number of teams can end up being crowned champions. France, England and Germany are among the early favourites.
All the big guns are expected to qualify for the finals, with the Spanish men's team looking to emulate the 2023 World Cup success of their female counterparts. Meanwhile, Portugal could be a force and the same applies to an Italy side who are reigning champions after winning the delayed Euro 2020 by beating England on penalties in the final.
Fixtures & odds
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Odds for Euro 2024 appear here as soon as bookmakers price the next matches. In the meantime:
What happened in the last 51 finished Euro 2024 games on the regular-time score, from our results feed. A record of what the league did, not a prediction.
What the market got right
Closing favourite won49%
25 of 51 games
Odds-on favourites48%
won 16 of 33
Favourites at 2.00 to 2.9950%
won 9 of 18
Average closing payout95.0%
100% minus the bookmakers' margin
Top closing price most often 100% 22%
From the closing prices of the last 51 finished games with a result: the favourite is the shortest average price across the bookmakers we compared at the time; "top price" counts games where the bookmaker had the best closing price on at least one outcome. Past prices, not a tip.
Twenty-four teams will line up at Euro 2024 and there's a growing interest in the outright betting market for the tournament. Italy were successful at Euro 2020 and the Azzurri are among the favourites to enjoy a repeat success, although it's Germany who have home advantage and perhaps we'll see a strong showing for the hosts after a disappointing 2022 World Cup.
The bookies respect the chances of France who were the furthest-progressing European side in Qatar, with Les Bleus reaching the final of the tournament before losing to Argentina. Didier Deschamps is the long-standing manager of a team who are now captained by Kylian Mbappe and it's clear that they will set a strong standard when it comes to this event.
However, perhaps it's England's time to finally shine. The Three Lions were only narrowly beaten by Les Bleus in the World Cup last winter and they boast incredible players such as Declan Rice, Jude Bellingham, Bukayo Saka and Harry Kane. Gareth Southgate's team are certainly respected in the market although there could be defensive issues.
Spain should also be a team capable of going deep in the European Championship, with the bookmakers all offering an outright betting market. At a bigger price, Netherlands and Belgium will also be looking to make inroads and they will be afforded a top seeding when the draw takes place. Denmark and Croatia also have a track record of faring well in major tournaments.
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