Euro 2024 Group A Odds: Final standings as Germany progress

Euro 2024's Group A has now drawn to a conclusion with Germany winning the group.

See what the latest results on Sunday 23rd June have done to the final Group A standings below with no odds available on this market any longer.

Euro 2024 Group A Winner Odds

Germany were the favourites to win Group A and indeed the whole group went as the bookmakers predicted with their odds as Switzerland finished second, Hungary third and Scotland fourth.

Die Mannschaft ended the group on seven points, enough to keep them in first position despite a 1-1 draw with Switzerland in their final game as El Nati had slipped to a stalemate with Scotland by the same scoreline in their previous game.

Euro 2024 Winning Group Odds

In terms of the chances that a team from Group A will win the entire tournament, Germany's convincing performances have seen bookmakers shorten their prices slightly from 9/2 to 7/2.

Outside of the tournament hosts, it's unlikely that any of the other three teams have what it takes to upset the odds in this capacity, however, the chances of a Group A team lifting the coveted trophy would remain strong should Switzerland and Scotland or Hungary be able to join them in the next round.

Group A Fixtures & Results

The tournament kicked off with Germany beating Scotland 5-1 at the Allianz Arena in Munich on June 14th, followed by a Switzerland win over Hungary. On Matchday Two, Germany cruised to a 2-0 win over Hungary, while Scotland recovered to earn a point from their 1-1 draw with Switzerland.

In the third and final matchday, the Swiss side came so close to leapfrogging Germany into top spot but eventually were held to a 1-1 draw due to a late Niclas Fullkrug equaliser while Scotland were dumped out of the competition by a late Kevin Csoboth winner for Hungary in Stuttgart.

• 14th June (8pm BST) - Germany 5-1 Scotland - Munich
• 15th June (2pm BST) - Hungary 1-3 Switzerland - Cologne
• 19th June (5pm BST) - Germany 2-0 Hungary - Frankfurt
• 19th June (8pm BST) - Scotland 1-1 Switzerland - Cologne
• 23rd June (8pm BST) - Switzerland 1-1 Germany - Frankfurt
• 23rd June (8pm BST) - Scotland 0-1 Hungary - Stuttgart