Euro 2024 Betting Tips & Predictions

There are no Euro 2024 predictions and betting tips at the moment, and that is because the competition will commence in March. But rest assured that you will see loads of predictions if you come back to this page two days prior to the matches.

We are dedicated to making well-analysed predictions for each Euro 2024 fixture in a bid to give our readers better chances of winning their bets as they go about showing their unwavering support for their countries participating in the competition. And also to our readers whose countries are not participating in the competition. 

While the competition is weeks away from commencing, we will like to use this chance to shine light on some key areas about the Euros, such as the teams who have qualified for the competitions and the previous winners. 

Euro 2024 Betting Tips & Predictions

We will provide well-analysed predictions and betting tips for Euro 2024, and, as a result, we have advised that you visit the page regularly for well-informed predictions and more.

Who will win Euro 2024?

There are a handful of nations that are capable of winning the championship this year, and among them are France, Germany, Portugal, England, and Spain, thanks to the array of individual talents in their teams.

Who has qualified for Euro 2024?

The first and second positions earn automatic qualification to the Euro 2024 group stage, while teams that finish third in their respective groups will compete against each other in a bid to complete the remaining available spots.

In Group A, Spain and Scotland finished as the group winners and runners-up with 21 and 17 points, respectively. Norway didn't qualify for the play-off as their points (11) were low compared to other third place finishers.
In Group B, France and the Netherlands finished as group winners and runners-up with 22 and 18 points, respectively. Greece qualified for the play-off after finishing third with 13 points.
In Group C, England and Italy finished as group winners and runners-up with 20 and 14 points, respectively. Ukraine finished third with 14 points and qualified for the play-off.
In Group D, Turkey and Croatia finished as group winners and runners-up with 17 and 16 points, respectively. Wales finished third with 12 points and qualified for the play-off.
In Group E, Albania and the Czech Republic finished as group winners and runners-up with 15 and 15 points, respectively. Poland finished third with 11 points and qualified for the play-off.
In Group F, Belgium and Austria finished as group winners and runners-up with 20 and 19 points, respectively. Sweden finished third with 10 points and did not qualify for the play-off.
In Group G, Hungary and Serbia finished as group winners and runners-up with 18 and 14 points, respectively. Montenegro finished third with 11 points and did not qualify for the play-off.
In Group H, Denmark and Slovenia finished as group winners and runners-up with 22 and 22 points, respectively. Finland and Kazakhstan finished third and fourth with 18 points each, and both countries qualified for the play-off.
In Group I, Romania and Switzerland finished as group winners and runners-up with 22 and 17 points, respectively. Israel finished third with 15 points and qualified for the play-off.
In Group J, Portugal and Slovakia finished as group winners and runners-up with 30 and 22 points, respectively. Luxembourg and Iceland finished third and fourth, respectively, and qualified for the play-off.

N/B: The host country, Germany, automatically earns promotion for the group stage.

Euro 2024 play-off fixtures?

The Euro 2024 play-off fixtures will take place on March 21, and the winners of each fixture qualify for the next round of the play-off that will take place five days later (March 26)

Georgia vs Luxembourg (18:00)
Wales vs Finland (20:45)
Bosnia and Herzegovina vs Ukraine (20:45)
Greece vs Kazakhstan (20:45)
Israel vs Iceland (20:45)
Poland vs Estonia (20:45)

How many teams are in Euro 2024?

There are 24 teams contesting for Euro 2024. The tournament format was adjusted in 2016, with only 16 teams competing previously.

Where will Euro 2024 take place?

• RheinEnergieStadion – Cologne, Germany
• Merkur Spiel-Arena – Dusseldorf, Germany
• Mercedes-Benz Arena – Stuttgart, Germany
• Olympiastadion – Berlin, Germany
• Allianz Arena – Munich, Germany
• Westfalenstadion – Dortmund, Germany
• Red Bull Arena – Leipzig, Germany
• Waldstadion – Frankfurt, Germany
• Arena AufSchalke – Gelsenkirchen, Germany
• Volksparkstadion – Hamburg, Germany

Bayern Munich's stadium (Allianz Arena) and Dortmund's Westfalenstadion will host the Euro 2024 semi-finals, while the Euro 2024 final will kick-off at the Olympiastadion in Berlin, Germany.

Euros Past winners

Portugal won their first European Championship in 2016 following a tight 1-0 win over France. It was a memorable night, given Portugal's run to the final. Cristiano Ronaldo's side qualified for the knockout stage as the best losers and was forced to beat France without the five-time Ballon d'Or winner.

Germany and Spain have both won the most European Championships with three wins each, while France are the only team to have won the competition two times. Here are a few of the most recent Euro winners:

• 2020: Italy
• 2016: Portugal
• 2012: Spain
• 2008: Spain
• 2004: Greece
• 2000: France
• 1996: Germany
• 1992: Denmark
• 1988: Netherlands

When is Euro 2024?

The Euro 2024 group stages will kick off on Friday, June 14th, and the European Championship will come to an end on Sunday, July 14th. 

When is the Euro 2024 final?

The Euro 2024 final will take place on Sunday, July 14th, at 20:00 GMT, with the semi-finals taking place on Tuesday, July 9th, and Wednesday, July 10th.

Will Euro 2024 have VAR?

Yes, Euro 2024 will have VAR (Video Assistant Referee).