Euro 2024 Betting: England Joint Favourites With France

The line-up for the 2024 European Championship in Germany is almost complete, with just three places up for grabs in the play-offs in March. 
 
Twenty teams have automatically qualified for the tournament next summer, joining hosts Germany in what promises to be a footballing extravaganza. 
 
Read on as we look at which teams have qualified, how the play-offs work and the latest outright odds on football betting sites for Euro 2024. 

A total of 24 teams will play at Euro 2024 including hosts Germany. The following 20 teams have booked their places from 10 qualifying groups: 

• Spain 
• Scotland 
• France 
• Netherlands 
• England 
• Italy 
• Turkey 
• Croatia 
• Albania 
• Czech Republic 
• Belgium 
• Austria  
• Hungary 
• Serbia 
• Denmark 
• Slovenia 
• Romania 
• Switzerland  
• Portugal 
• Slovakia 

A further three places are available to the winners of Euro 2024 play-offs in March. The draw is as follows: 

Play-off semi-finals 

• Path A: Poland vs Estonia, Wales vs Finland. 
  
• Path B: Israel vs Iceland, Bosnia-Herzegovina vs Ukraine. 
  
• Path C: Georgia vs Luxembourg, Greece vs Kazakhstan. 
  

Play-off finals 

• Path A: Wales/Finland vs Poland/Estonia. 
  
• Path B: Bosnia-Herzegovina/Ukraine vs Israel/Iceland. 
  
• Path C: Georgia/Luxembourg vs Greece/Kazakhstan. 

England and France are the joint favourites with the most UK betting sites, while Germany and Spain have also been strongly supported. 
 
Portugal are in to 9/1 in the outright market after an impressive qualifying campaign, but Italy have been pushed out to 16/1 after struggling to get out of their group. 

Here are the latest outright odds for Euro 2024 (via Rhino Bet): 

• England - 4/1 
• France - 4/1 
• Germany - 6/1 
• Spain - 8/1 
• Portugal - 9/1 
• Netherlands - 12/1 
• Belgium - 14/1 
• Italy - 16/1 
• Croatia - 25/1 
• Denmark - 25/1 
• Switzerland - 50/1 
• Turkey - 50/1 
• Czech Republic - 66/1 
• Hungary - 66/1 
• Serbia - 66/1 
• Ukraine - 66/1 
• Austria - 66/1 
• Scotland - 80/1 
• Poland - 125/1 
• Romania - 150/1 
• Finland - 200/1 
• Slovakia - 200/1 
• Wales - 200/1 
• Israel - 250/1 
• Bosnia & Herzegovina - 500/1 
• Iceland - 500/1