Who tops the Euro 2020 odds? We run you through the bookies' tips for the winners this summer
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The Euro 2020 odds have shifted throughout the tournament, with plenty of favourites crashing out since the knockout stages began. We've kept their final odds here though, for posterity's sake.
Only four remain.
So is it coming home? Here's how the bookies see England's chances – as well as everyone else's...
Italy have been arguably the most impressive team at Euro 2020 so far, especially when considering that they failed to reach the 2018 World Cup.
Their 2-1 win over Austria in the first knockout game took their unbeaten run to 31, beating their previous record from the 1930s.
The Azzurri have displayed incredible passion, both in their national anthem and on the pitch, and are fast becoming a team that no one would like to face. They possess a strong team all over the pitch, and are now able to mix their traditional Italian defensive solidity with creativity and goals up top.
Their 3-0 victory over Turkey on the opening day of the tournament was the first time Italy have scored more than two goals in one game at a European Championships. Naturally, they followed that up with another 3-0 win against Switzerland, to justify their now 9/4 oddswith Bet365.
Unsurprisingly, football fever caught England once again at the start of the tournament, with their odds reflected at 5/1 - making them joint-favourites alongside France. After finishing top of their group, banking four clean sheets, handily beating Germany and facing a favourable route to the final, they have been shorted further, to odds of 6/4.
That's right: England are now standalone favourites to win the whole damn thing.
Now the tournament's big outsiders, Denmark have still had their odds dramatically slashed over time to 9/1 after a series of impressive performances. Could England be their next victims?
Belgium have been among the favourites to win major competitions for the past 10 years or so, and this summer was no different. A price of 7/1 with Bet365 reflected this, before defeat to Roberto Mancini's Italy.
Ten years ago, Spain were still the world's most feared international side. Their tiki-taka tactics and strength in depth suffocated all in their path.
They've let things slide since then, however, and were merely considered dark horses at 10/1 until other hot favourites crashed out.
Portugal entered the tournament as holders and, while they were in a 'Group of Death' with France and Germany, were still tipped as among the Euro 2020 favourites with odds of 10/1.
The Flying Dutchmen were considered outsiders at 12/1, but were still considered leagues ahead of the rest of the competition. The next "likeliest" winners during the group stage was Denmark, who were priced at 50/1.
Eagle-eyed readers will notice that the Netherlands are no longer at Euro 2020, and Denmark are.
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Conor Pope is the former Online Editor of FourFourTwo, overseeing all digital content. He plays football regularly, and has a large, discerning and ever-growing collection of football shirts from around the world.
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