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Germany | 4/9 | Group A Winner Euro 2024 |
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Hungary | 4/6 | To Qualify From Group A Euro 2024 |
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Switzerland | 13/8 | Not to Qualify From Group A Euro 2024 |
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Scotland | 11/10 | To Finish Bottom of Group A Euro 2024 |
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Date of Tips: 10/04/2024
Disclaimer The odds for these selections were correct at the time of publishing (10:54 10/04/2024) but may have changed since. Please check the latest price before placing your bet.
Euro 2024 Group A Odds
With the UEFA EURO 2024 right around the corner, the excitement builds as we look forward to the opening game on Friday 14th June, where Germany go up against Scotland in Munich.
Group A consists of historical success and underdog spirit, featuring powerhouse Germany, a titan in European football, alongside Scotland, Hungary, and Switzerland. Let’s take a closer look at these teams, their journey, key players, and our prediction for who will be the winner of Group A.
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Germany vs Scotland | Hungary vs Switzerland |
Germany vs Hungary | Scotland vs Switzerland |
Switzerland vs Germany | Scotland vs Hungary |
World Ranking: 16
Germany initially had some concerns after friendly losses against Turkey and Austria in recent games, putting them under pressure to perform, and that’s exactly what they’ve done in their last two friendlies with a 2-0 away win against France, and a 2-1 win against Netherlands on their home turf. Julian Nagelsmann’s early days as coach may not have gone to plan, but things seem to have turned around for the better, making them a formidable force going into EURO’s 2024, and they’ll want to mark their territory in the opening game against Scotland.
Germany odds to win Group A: 4/9 with Boylesports.
World Ranking: 39
The reality for the Scots is that they lack the necessary quality and depth to be serious contenders, with a weak forward line. Andy Robertson’s is probably considered their only world class talent, which is concerning as he’s been absent for 18 games this season due to a shoulder injury, and just this past Tuesday against Northern Ireland he was taken off in the first half due to an ankle injury.
Escaping from a highly competitive group appears a long shot, emphasised by their recent 4-0 defeat to Netherlands and a 1-0 loss at home to Northern Ireland in the last set of matches before the Euros. The Scots are unlikely to cause trouble in Germany given their recent form of five losses in seven matches without a win, indicating to us that an early exit is likely.
Scotland odds to win Group A: 17/2 with SpreadEx.
World Ranking: 26
Hungary have massively improved since not qualifying for the 2022 World Cup. Under Marco Rossi, Hungary claimed their spot in a third consecutive European Championship after drawing 2-2 with Bulgaria. In the last game of the group, Dominik Szoboszlai scored twice against Montenegro leading to a 3-1 victory. Hungary’s squad might not consist of world class players, but their recent wins and impressive undefeated run prove they are a force to be reckoned with.
Hungary odds to win Group A: 7/1 with Bet365.
World Ranking: 19
Switzerland have consistently qualified for the EURO’s since 2012 and secured their place in this years competition with a 1-1 draw against Kosovo. They set off to a good start with three wins on the bounce in the qualifiers, but then they took a turn for worse with countless weak performances, consisting of five draws in six matches, and then going on to lose 1-0 against Romania.
Switzerland have a strong team behind them with Yann Sommer, who’s been a great keeper for Inter this season, a reliable defence consisting of Newcastle United’s Fabian Schar and Manchester City’s Manuel Akanji, along with a midfield led by the experienced Granit Xhaka. While winning the Euros might be a bit of a stretch for Switzerland, if they happen to gain some consistency, they could be a tough opponent.
Switzerland odds to win Group A: 13/2 with BetGoodwin.
Germany has to stand out as the favourite to win Group A. The combination of their prior trophies and the various talents in their squad, including players like Kimmich and Musiala, gives them a big advantage, not only in this group, but to potentially go on and win the competition. Playing in their own country will undoubtedly boost their drive and hunger, with roaring crowd’s to support them throughout. Given these factors, we should see Germany leading the pack in Group A, reasserting their status as European football heavyweights.
Our Prediction – Germany to Win Group A – Best Odds 4/9 with Boylesports.
With Germany as a clear favourite to win the group, we see Hungary as a surprise qualifier, claiming second place in the group due to their recent undefeated run of 14 games under coach Marco Rossi, while Switzerland, despite their strengths, might find themselves pushed out as a result of their recent struggles to find consistency. We predict Germany and Hungary will qualify from Group A, with Germany at the top and Hungary claiming second.
Our Prediction: Hungary to Qualify from Group A – Best Odds 4/6 With SpreadEx.
Switzerland have faced a rocky road heading into EURO 2024, whilst Hungary have gained the stability and confidence needed to compensate on Switzerlands weaknesses. The Scots are the clear underdogs here and don’t really pose a threat to any of the teams in this group.
Our Prediction: Switzerland Not to Qualify from Group A – Best Odds 13/8 With SpreadEx.
The underdogs are perhaps just that, with very little chance of progressing further in this competition. The Scots have to deal with facing tough opponents, whilst struggling to find form and dealing with injuries. With than in mind, we’ll likely see them rock bottom of Group A, struggling to secure any points.
Our Predictions: Scotland to Finish Bottom of Group A – Best Odds 11/10 With Bet365.
Germany, with the home crowd behind them and various talents are predicted to win the group, followed by Hungary who will want to leverage their recent form to secure second place. Switzerland will put up a fight and certainly have the squad to do so, but due to their recent inconsistent performances, they might slip to third, with Scotland rounding out the group in last place.
Our Predictions: 1. Germany, 2. Hungary, 3. Switzerland, 4. Scotland – Best Odds Currently 11/2.
Make sure to check out our in-depth analysis and predictions for all of the following groups: Group B, Group C, Group D, Group E, Group F.