Euro 2024 Final - Betting Odds, Best Bets, and Predictions

It’s been a month since Germany and Scotland first took the pitch for the opening match of the 2024 Euros. Since then, 50 matches have been played, and we’ve reduced our field down to the final two: Spain and England. Most who paid attention to the tournament would probably say that on one side, we have the most in-form unit with the Spanish, while the English continue to play with fire while slipping by in each round. Now, they battle for the ultimate European glory in Berlin!

UEFA Euro 2024 Final Betting Odds

All odds provided by Sports Interaction.

Spain vs. England Euro 2024 Soccer Betting Odds - July 14, 3:00PM E.T., Olympiastadion Berlin

Talk about taking different paths to the same place. Spain has taken arguably the toughest route to the Final we’ve ever seen at a Euros, and they’ll look to become the first nation to lift the trophy by winning seven straight matches at one tournament.

They took down Croatia and Italy in shutout victories during the group stage, then, they beat the most aggressive side in the tournament, Georgia, in the Round 16, before shutting out the hosts, Germany, and becoming the first squad to score an open-play goal against the French in this tourney.

Meanwhile, England have had one of the uglier runs to the Final in recent memory. In a group with Serbia, Slovenia, and Denmark, they managed just two goals and one win. They were then blessed by the bracket, getting Slovakia and Switzerland in the Round of 16 and quarters.

No offense to those nations, but they don’t really match up to what Spain has been playing against. The Dutch were a little more on par in the semis, but even they lost their top striker early in the match. It’s also worth mentioning that England has allowed their opponent to score the first goal of the match in each of their knockout stage games.

That last bit is the most concerning considering Spain is not the kind of team that has been relinquishing leads recently. They have the best record of any European nation since the start of 2023, and they have also had England’s number recently, going 5-1-2 in the last eight matchups going back to 2004.

While England play more like a collection of elite players, Spain feels like a much more connected side, with good quality throughout the team and the guys at the front sharing the goal-scoring load. While we’d love to take the +145 soccer betting odds for Spain to win in 90, if we know England, we know that they love having a nice extra-time period, or maybe even some penalties. With that in mind, the surprisingly lucrative -152 odds for Spain to lift the trophy we’re getting from sports betting sites seem like the play here.

When it comes to other props, we love both teams to score at -102 odds, as we expect this one to be a lot more similar to England’s match against the Netherlands than their boring, low-scoring duds from previous matches. To that end, a small wager on the over for this one’s 2.5 total goals prop at +137 is also worthy of your consideration.

Player Props To Watch

When it comes to the player props here, we’re looking for value. The man (if he is even a man yet) who has seemed the most likely to cause some damage for the opponent has been the now-17-year-old Spanish phenom, Lamine Yamal, whose +175 odds to score or assist should pay dividends here. Yamal’s -139 odds to have one shot on target are a little safer, and they’re still a great choice, as the youngster has hit the target at least once in four of six matches in Germany.

Another one we love is for England’s Phil Foden to take 2+ shots at -120. This just means he has to look up and have a go a couple of times, which he did thrice in the semifinals. Foden hasn’t been great at these Euros, but he looked the most likely to score or find that final ball against the Dutch, just barely missing on several occasions. We like him to carry that strong performance into this Final.