Euro Group Betting Odds

Here you will find all of the odds for individual Euro group betting markets. Let us take the hassle away from spending your time searching for the perfect price, using our dedicated Euro 2021 group betting odds page to compare betting odds from several different online bookmakers to find the best value for your money.

Scotland, Hungary, Slovakia and North Macedonia completed the Euro 2021 Groups when winning their respective play-offs in November.

The group stages of Euro 2021 now get underway on Friday June 11th with the Group A clash between Italy and Turkey in Rome. The group games are played from the 11th to the 23rd June, six groups containing four teams each with the top two finishers and best four third-placed teams then qualify for the last sixteen.

If you backed the favourites in each of the six groups, you'd be paid out at around 13.5/1. The favourites are Italy, Belgium, Netherlands, England, Spain and Germany.

Germany are the only group favourite who aren't odds on, as Joachim Low's side are in Group F containing France and Portugal. Losing 6-0 to Spain in their last Nations League game in November, Group F looks wide open.

• Group A - Turkey, Italy, Wales, Switzerland
• Group B - Denmark, Finland, Belgium, Russia
• Group C - Netherlands, Ukraine, Austria, North Macedonia
• Group D - England, Croatia, Scotland, Czech Republic
• Group E - Spain, Sweden, Poland, Slovakia
• Group F - Hungary, Portugal, France, Germany

Group Profiles coming soon...

Frequently asked questions when betting on the groups at Euro 2021:

How many teams qualify from the Euro 2021 groups to the knockout stages?

16 teams qualify for the European Championships in total. The top two placed teams from each of the six groups, along with the four best-placed third teams, will qualify for the knockout phase of the tournament. The quarter-final stage will follow the last-16, then the semi-finals and then the final. For the latest Euro 2021 group betting odds, be sure to keep checking our dedicated page right here.

How do the group seedings work for the European Championships?

20 teams qualified through either winning or finishing as runners-up in their qualifying groups. The last four places will be won through the European Qualifiers play-offs, which will be contested by the 16 UEFA Nations League group winners. 

Which Euro 2021 Group are England in?

England have been drawn in Group D alongside Croatia, the Czech Republic and the winner of play-off C (undecided at the moment). On paper, England are by far the strongest team in Group D. The Three Lions are currently favourites to win the whole tournament, so their Euro 2021 group odds are certainly short when it comes to talking about who will finish as the group's leading team. Indeed, we have seen just what a threat Croatia can be with their exploits at the 2018 World Cup, so it will not be easy for Gareth Southgate's men. The fourth member is yet to be decided, as we are awaiting who wins play-off C.