Who Wins Euro 2024? Groups

[Black Sheep]

A lot of people very high on Germany considering how pathetic they've been in all of their recent tournaments. I still think it's France. By far the best squad of any country imo. I think they'll beat Portugal in the final. Portuguese team will be fun to watch, lots of really talented young players.

Who do you think will win Euro 2024?

 

[Cappuccino Kid]

Based on the World Cup performances France have to be clear favourites. With Portugal and England not far behind and Germany, Spain and Netherlands in a tier below that.

 

[Crabtree]

If I had to pick, I'd go with France.

Saying that, England should go far. The challenge is on the defensive side - an average keeper and a backline that doesn't inspire confidence, especially on the left side. The squad has an abundance of attacking talent, enough to compensate for a weaker defence but I'm not sure that will be enough against the better teams.

Portugal will be dangerous, they have quality throughout their squad.

 

[Best]

I've predicted Portugal to win it. But deep down I think France will be the team to beat.

 

[David76]

I think England might win it this time. Even with Southgate, it feels like their first 11 is close to perfect now.

 

[Dylan]

France are the favourites given the depth of quality in their squad, but I think people are underrating Portugal. I could see them being in the final together.

 

[John Steed]

I have put a bet on Portugal. England on paper should win this. But Southgate is not good enough.

 

[Best]

I've been looking through the squads. I haven't really paid much attention to Spain but they're always a fecking horrible team to play against when they're on form.

Wouldn't be surprised if they went far if they get out of Group B.

 

[Spikey]

I've been looking through the squads. I haven't really paid much attention to Spain but they're always a fecking horrible team to play against when they're on form.

Wouldn't be surprised if they went far if they get out of Group B.

Who is going to score the goals for Spain though? Are they counting on 16 year old Yamal?

 

[Spikey]

Have to say, this is one of the hardest to predict Euros for a while.

No team is without their weak spots and so much will be determined on the day. Tournament momentum is likely going to be key and - if they get a good start - home advantage could be pivotal.