| Euro Cup 2021 Winners | Odds by FanDuel |
| England | +500 |
| France | +500 |
| Belgium | +600 |
| Spain | +750 |
| Germany | +800 |
The long awaited 2020 Euro Cup will take place one year after it was stipulated due to the coronavirus pandemic. The 12-team tournament will take place across various countries and venues in Europe and will crown the European champion by July 11th.
Portugal enters the competition as the defending champions having won the title in 2016, other strong teams include Germany, France, Italy, England, the Netherlands, and Spain. Since the tournament is being played across the continent it could give a nontraditional power a chance to win since they won’t have to deal with home field advantage.
Here are the top 5 candidates to win the Euros via FanDuel’s odds. In this case we will examine each one’s odds and chances to lift the championship!
England +500
England are one of the favorites to lift the title, England has a young and extremely talented side with players like Harry Kane, Mason Mount, and Jadon Sancho the team is stacked with good attacking options and could be a dark horse to win the tournament.
France +500
The current World champions France are one of the best teams in the world. Kylian Mbappé, Paul Pogba, and N'Golo Kanté will be key figures and stars of the tournament for France. You can’t go wrong betting on the current World Cup champions.
Belgium +600
Will this finally be the tournament for Belgium? With a golden generation of players, the Belgium National team is long due an international trophy. The squad has been hit hard by injuries and it will add pressure on Romelu Lukaku and Kevin De Bruyne who are having sensational seasons.
Spain +750
Spain continues to be a highly valued National team, despite a poor World Cup, Spain will look to get back on track for the 2021 Euros. Álvaro Morata, Rodri, and Thiago Alcântara are the faces that will try to get Spain back on top, in a hard group it will be tough, but not impossible.
Germany +800
A surprising, high odds, team is Germany. the last dance for Joachim Löw, as his side will look to rise to the top of Europe. İlkay Gündoğan, Timo Werner, Antonio Rüdiger, and Toni Kroos will be the backbone of the German side, and never not bet on Germany. They will have something to prove after the World Cup.
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