Free Euro 2024 Picks & Predictions - Today's Best Euro 2024 Bets (2024)

England were the favorites to win the tournament before a ball was kicked and they’re finding a way to win even if that involves their stars having to bail them out and a healthy dose of luck. But England’s first half against the Swiss was their best of the tournament so far and they demonstrated a level of control that we hadn’t seen until this point.When this team is playing well they are genuinely scary and their ability to keep going in the face of adversity is impressive. Even more so is their ability from the penalty spot, with the team turning English stereotypes on their head as they dispatched Switzerland with one of the best five penalties seen over the last decade. No team will want to go to a shootout against this England team.

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Sam Farley - Pick Made 1 day, 14 hrs, 53 min ago.

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Through the three group stage matches and two fixtures in the knockout rounds, the Netherlands have seen 14 goals scored either for or against them. Seven of them have come after the 66th minute, including four of the six goals scored in the Round of 16 and quarterfinals. On the flip side, England have managed just four goals in regulation across five matches, while conceding just three. Yet, three of the four goals scored in regular time over the knockout stages have come in the final 15 minutes. Both of these teams have firepower galore to bring off the bench, and it’s why I fully expect another match with late goals.

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Jason Ence - Pick Made 10 hrs, 4 min ago.

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Of Depay's 17 attempts at Euro 2024, 13 have come from inside the box. He’s been doing a good job of getting touches inside the penalty area, and he will fire on-site from any angle. He’s also involved on set pieces, with two of his shots coming from free kicks. England are likely to allow the Netherlands more of the ball in an attempt to limit the Dutch pace on the counter-attack. That means plenty of chances for Memphis to get on the ball, and another outing with three or more attempts — even if they’re not very good ones.

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Jason Ence - Pick Made 10 hrs, 2 min ago.

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Through the first four matches of the tournament, Reijnders had three outings where he attempted at least two shots. Only against France — when they ceded nearly two-thirds of possession to their opponents — did he fail to do so. In the other three matches, he totaled nine attempts. Against Turkey, he didn’t register a single effort, but that was more of an up-and-down affair. The Turks were looking to counter with blistering pace, and that forced Reijnders to sit a bit further back to protect against Turkey’s 5-4-1 setup coming forward. He also spent a lot more time tracking back to win the ball. England will likely cede possession, but their midfield isn’t going to be as compact. That will give Reijnders the ability to dribble as he has during the earlier fixtures, and I can’t pass up multiple shots at this price.

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Jason Ence - Pick Made 10 hrs, 0 min ago.

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