Euro 2020 Group F Tips, Betting Guide, Predictions and Match Previews

The latest European championship is set to be quite a spectacle. Literally, every team is in its prime and the level of competitiveness has never been greater. Each game will be extremely unpredictable, which is a good thing, as we – the fans, will be more than happy to watch all of them and entertain ourselves to the maximum. The last group in the European championship, Group F, is the holy Mecca of competitiveness. It features three of the top 10 contenders to win the tournament – Germany, Portugal, and France. Not only that, but Hungary will be there to cause trouble and capitalize on any mistake that these three teams can make. Let’s check out what each team will bring to the table.  

Euro 2020 Group F Betting Tips

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Euro 2020 Group F Teams

• Hungary
• Germany
• Portugal
• France

 

Hungary

We’ll start things off with the biggest underdog in Group F. In the Euro 2016, Hungary qualified for the knockouts after being in a 44-year absence. They were once one of the strongest national teams in the championship, but we all know that times change. Although Hungary is overlooked by many fans, they are capable of taking advantage of the potential errors that the three other teams in this group can make and end up qualifying for the next round. Fans that love to bet on great odds will be pleased to hear that Hungary’s odds of finishing at the top of Group F are 40/1, while their odds of winning Euro 2020 400/1.

Germany

Next up, we have the badly-wounded Germany. Up until recently, they were among the strongest teams in the world. But their recent form has been extremely unstable. Not only did they lost to Spain 6-0, but they also managed to lose to North Macedonia 1-2 at home. Just a reminder, North Macedonia are the biggest underdogs in this championship. Nevertheless, the famous German mentality will likely not crack under pressure and thanks to the help of great players such as Serge Gnabry, İlkay Gündoğan, Leon Goretzka, and Leroy Sane, they can come out on top. Their odds of finishing first in Group F are 5/4, while their odds of winning Euro 2020 are 7/1.

Portugal

Cristiano Ronaldo is back again and considering the fact that he is relentless, he won’t stop until he gets his hands on another prestigious trophy. This time, he will be helped by the likes of Bernardo Silva, Joao Felix, Diogo Jota, and Bruno Fernandes. It is safe to say that Portugal has one of the best teams in the competition. They are looking to win the Euro for the second consecutive time and they are hungry for success. Although they are facing some fierce competition, the team’s mentality is on another level and they will do everything in their power to reach the highest heights. Their odds of finishing at the top of Group F are 7/2, while their odds of winning Euro 2020 are 8/1.

France

Finally, we have the joint-favourites for this competition, along with England. It goes without saying that this is France’s golden generation. The team recently proved that they are the best in the world, but don’t think for a second that they will get overconfident. They hold a massive grudge since losing the 2016 final against Portugal and they are back with a vengeance. In their last 10 games, France has suffered just 1 defeat. That is why bookmakers consider them to be the biggest favourites in this competition and they have given them odds of 11/8 to finish first in Group F and odds of 5/1 to win Euro 2020, joint favourites with England. Some of the key players in France that deserve a mention are Kylian Mbappé, Ousmane Dembélé, Antoine Griezmann, Paul Pogba, and Raphaël Varane. The star-studded team is on a major quest and will stop at nothing until they get what they came for – the trophy.  

Euro 2020 Group F Fixtures

Tuesday 15 June Hungary vs Portugal – 5pm (Budapest) France vs Germany – 8pm (Munich) Saturday 19 June Hungary vs France – 2pm (Budapest) Portugal vs Germany – 5pm (Munich) Wednesday 23 June Germany vs Hungary – 8pm (Munich) Portugal vs France – 8pm (Budapest)  

Euro 2020 Group F Score Predictions

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Euro 2020 Group F Betting Guide

Group F consists of three of the top 10 contenders to win the European Championships this summer. One of them has to go and that will make the battle for the first and second spot extremely tight and hence, produce entertainment that is beyond what we can imagine. Not only that, but as we mentioned earlier, Hungary may be the biggest outsider here, but they are more than capable of capitalizing off the errors that Germany, Portugal, or France may make. The level of competitiveness, the quality of the players, the star-studded group, as well as the chances of an outsider catching everyone by surprise is what makes Group F fun. France and Germany are favourites to finish top of Group F but Portugal cannot be written off, with Cristiano Ronaldo leading the side and Ruben Dias coming into the tournament off a brilliant season with Manchester City. Hungary are understandably the rank outsiders in this group and it is predicted that they will end the tournament with 0 points in what looks like an impossible group for them.  

Group F Winner Odds

• Germany – 5/4
• France – 11/8
• Portugal – 7/2
• Hungary – 40/1

 

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