Ukraine odds to win Euro 2024: Ukraine bounce back with win over Slovakia

Ukraine endured a hugely disappointing start to their Euro 2024 campaign with a humiliating 3-0 loss to Romania, however, Serhiy Rebrov's side dug deep to bounce back and beat Slovakia.

Check out their latest odds from a range of betting markets below.

Ukraine To Win Euro 2024 Odds

Ukraine aren't expected to make too much of an impact this summer and that was evident with their rather worrying display against Romania where they were turned over 3-0.

They are currently around the 150/1 mark to go on and lift the trophy.

Ukraine Euro 2024 Top Scorer Odds

Ukraine scored just 14 goals in qualifying which makes it even more remarkable that they have sealed their place in the finals.

Viktor Tysgankov led the way with three goals and he is 10/1 to finish as his nation's leading scorer this summer.

Roman Yaremchuk and Artem Dovbyk are 3/1 joint favourites to bag the most goals for Ukraine but they managed just one and two respectively in qualifying.

Chelsea's Mykhailo Mudryk scored a couple in nine matches and he is also a 10/1 shot to fire in the most goals for the Blue & Yellows.

Ukraine To Win Group E Odds

Belgium are warm favourites to win Group E with Ukraine the 11/2 outsiders to finish top.

However, with all four countries on three points, there's still a chance although it would require Ukraine to beat Belgium and Slovakia to avoid defeat to Romania.

Ukraine Euro 2024 Route to the Final

The winner of Group E would face a tie against a third-placed side from Groups A, B, C or D, while finishing second, which looks more likely for Ukraine, would set up a clash against the runner-up in Group D, so using the markets as a guide that would mean a possible last-16 showdown with the Netherlands.

Ukraine Euro 2024 Head Coach

Dynamo Kyiv legend and former Spurs and West Ham forward Sergei Rebrov has been in charge of the Ukraine national side since June 2023.

Having cut his managerial teeth with Dynamo, Rebrov has also held roles at Al Ahly, Ferencvaros and Al Ain.

His ten matches as Ukraine boss have yielded six wins, three draws and one loss and his career win percentage in ten years as a manager hasn't fallen below 60%.

Rebrov's favoured 4-4-2 formation errs more on the side of caution and a lack of goals is the result accordingly.