Euro 2024 Group D Odds: Winner, To Qualify and Forecast markets

24 of the continent's strongest nations are battling it out for European supremacy at this summer's Euro 2024 in Germany.

France and the Netherlands played out a 0-0 draw on Matchday Two, leaving them on four points from a possible six so far.

Here is your odds portal for Euro 2024 Group D, entailing up-to-date prices for the group's outright winner, teams to qualify, and the forecast market.

Euro 2024 Group D Winner Odds

Euro 2024 outright joint-favourites France understandably sit 1st of the Group D winner betting at an odds-on price as they appear to have the easiest final group game against already-eliminated Poland.

Netherlands, who also seek to be competitive within the tournament, are available at 6/4 to finish top of the pile after their 0-0 draw with les Bleus, but they'll likely need to better the French result against the White Eagles in their final game.

Elsewhere, Austria were moved out to 12/1 after losing their first game and they remain at that price going into the final day with the race to finish first in this group not in their hands.

Euro 2024 Group D To Qualify Odds

Shortest of any team to qualify to the knockout stages at this tournament are France, who like England are a massive odds-on price, only Les Bleus can be found at 1/100 with those sites still offering to qualify odds after two games.

Similarly, the Netherlands are also extremely well fancied to progress to the last-16 at 1/33 having already racked up four points so far.

Austria, despite winning one game and losing one game and being underdogs against the Netherlands are still odds-on to progress at 4/6, potentially as one of the third-placed teams.

Euro 2024 Winners Group Odds

Two-time winners France and 1988 champions Netherlands occupy a pair of top-8 spots for this edition's overall winner. That's why Group D is being predicted as the most likely place to house the eventual tournament champions at 5/2.

Closely behind are Groups A, possessing Germany, the in-form hosts and Group B, which might be being underestimated in some eyes, considering Spain, reigning champions Italy and 2022 third-placed side Croatia, are all present.