The next 2024 UEFA European Football Championship will be in Germany. Here, in BettingTop10, we will provide you with the most updated and useful information about this upcoming championship.
The 2021 European Championships will be the highlight of next summer’s football schedule, with 24 nations battling to lift the prestigious trophy. Euro 2021 (2021) is set to be a historic affair, with UEFA staging the tournament in 11 cities across 11 countries rather than hosting it in just one or two nations like before. The tournament will run from June 11 to July 11, with the semi-finals and final scheduled to take place at the iconic Wembley Stadium in London. Portugal are the defending champions, but the likes of France, Germany, England, Belgium, Netherlands, Italy, and Spain will be eager to prevent them from adding more silverware. There’ll be plenty of wagering opportunities available throughout Euro 2021 (2020), with the best betting sites offering hundreds of different markets on every game. We at BettingTop10 will provide you with all the information you need, bringing you previews, Euro 2021 betting tips, the latest odds and special promotions before and during the tournament. Our impartial experts work extremely hard on your behalf, saving you time and effort in order to improve your chances of securing a winning return on all your Euro 2021 betting. EURO 2020 QUALIFIERS The 2021 European Championships qualifiers began during March 2019, with 55 nations battling it out to secure a place in the tournament. There are five groups of five teams and five groups of six teams in the qualifying round, with the top two in each progressing to the finals. Belgium was the first team to qualify for the Euro 2021 finals following their 9-0 demolition of San Marino, while Italy, Russia, Poland, Ukraine and Spain have also booked places for what’s sure to be an exciting contest. EURO 2021 BETTING MARKETS Outright betting: Wager on the eventual winner of Euro 2021, either before the games get underway or as the tournament progresses. Match betting: The most common football betting is on the match result. Simply predict which team will win or if the game will finish as a draw. First goalscorer: Bet on the player you think will score the first goal during a particular fixture. Correct score betting: Another popular type of bet, this requires you to predict the exact scoreline in a game. Both teams to score: The BTTS market is a simple yes or no choice – will both teams score or not. Many punters build BTTS multiples to try and boost returns. Euro 2021 Betting Specials All of the leading bookmakers will offer a plethora of special Euro 2021 betting odds as the tournament begins and progresses. For instance, if you’re a Wales fan you’ll be able to wager on whether you think they’ll progress further than selected other nations, such as England. Bookies will also offer odds on the round the Three Lions will exit the competition and how they’ll be eliminated. You’ll be able to bet on two selected teams meeting in the knockout stages, players to score from outside the box, the number of headed goals in the tournament and more. The team at BettingTop10 will feature details about the best betting specials, and recommended betting sites, helping you maximize your enjoyment of wagering on the tournament. Euro 2021 Betting Outrights An outright bet on Euro 2021 (2020) is a wager placed on which team you think you will lift the trophy. It can be placed before the tournament (ante-post) or when the games are underway. Betting on outright markets such as the Euro 2021 outright winner often gives you the chance to find good value bets, as the odds often contract if your chosen team gets off to a good start. For instance, if you fancy Spain to win Euro 2021 and place an ante-post bet at odds of 8/1 it is highly likely those odds will shorten if they pick up three points in their opening game. A £20 bet at odds of 8/1 would return £180 (£20 x 8 -= £160 + £20 stake), giving you a healthy payout from a team who are sure to be strongly fancied next summer. The top goalscorer market will also be hugely popular with punters, with Europe’s top strikers set to battle for the prestigious Golden Boot. Antoine Griezmann claimed the prize in 2016 after scoring six goals for France, but the likes of Kylian Mbappe, Raheem Sterling and Harry Kane will be popular picks this time around. Euro 2021 Fixture Schedule & Dates Group stage: June 11-23 Round of 16: June 26-29 Quarter-finals: July 2-3 Semi-finals: July 6-7 Final: July 11
