In the early morning of July 7, Beijing time, the top 4 of the European Cup were officially released. The Netherlands, England, France and Spain, Europe's four traditional powerhouses, met smoothly. The relevant institutions have also updated the latest odds to win the European Cup. Spain, who are in great form, overtook England to become the team with the highest call to win the title. Mbappe's France are only third, while the Netherlands are bottom of the four.
In this European Cup, Spain is the only team to have won all of them so far, and in the 1/8 final, Spain beat the host Germany 2-1 in extra time, this exciting victory is impressive. Despite the suspension of many of Spain's main players in the semi-finals, it is not surprising that Rodri, Fabian Luiz, Yamal and Nick Williams are still available, so they are the odds to beat England.
As for France, although the penalty shootout narrowly eliminated Portugal, the core Mbappe was affected by a nose fracture injury, and was in poor form in this European Cup, scoring only one penalty, and the French team was also very weak in the attacking line, so it is not unreasonable to be underestimated in the semi-finals with Spain.
England are still second in the odds, mainly because they have too many game-deciding talents in the squad. For example, against Switzerland, Saka, who is worth 140 million euros, saved England with a world wave. Previously, Kane and Bellingham also saved England in the 1/8 finals. Despite Southgate's limited ability, the quality of the squad is there, and it is understandable that England are favourites to win the title.
As for the Netherlands, they were lucky to qualify for the last four, not meeting any of the traditional powerhouses along the way. The Netherlands, which is very thrilling to win against the dark horse Turkey, is still a big problem because the midfield is not top-notch, and the orange team is naturally the least favored among the four teams.
Attached: The latest odds to win the European Cup
1. Spain: 3.00
2. England: 3.50
3. France: 3.75
4. Netherlands: 6.00