To cap off a summer full of soccer, the Sports Gambling Podcast Network gives our Euro 2024 Final best bets for the match between Spain and England.
La Roja is back in a major international final for the first time since winning this competition consecutive times in 2008 and 2012.
Meanwhile, the Three Lions are looking to lift the trophy after falling in this same game in their home country in 2021.
This has been an excellent tournament full of entertainment and winning tickets. Let’s close this out with a few more winners with our Euro 2024 Final best bets.
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Euro 2024 Final Best Bets
Spain vs England – England Double Chance & U3.5 (-124) FanDuel
Date: Sunday, July 14
Time: 3:00 PM ET
Network: FOX
I attempted to go against Spain in the last round in France. Even though I wasn’t successful, I still think the sentiment is there that the odds have shifted too far.
England was the betting favorite coming into the competition. Now, I can get the pre-tournament favorite as an underdog in the final.
However, I still want the draw protection just because of how Gareth Southgate sets up his team defensively and the history of finals.
Three of the last four World Cup finals finished tied after regular time. The last two Euro championships have also been decided after 90 minutes.
I’m not positive that England will win this game outright, but I do trust the experience in the team to avoid defeat in regulation.
For the total in this parlay, no match with this English squad has finished with four or more goals. Spain’s only match that topped this total was against a Georgia team that could not defend.
Offensive explosions typically do not happen in finals, and I’m not expecting it to do so here.
Favorite Prop – Corners U8.5 (-130) BetMGM
As I mentioned above, I don’t see this as a game filled with goals and scoring opportunities. This led me to my second Euro 2024 Final best bet, with the corners falling under 8.5.
This has been a profitable bet historically and for these two squads in this tournament. For England, this same play would have cashed in all but one game.
The Three Lions also played four games against teams in qualifying that participated in this competition. There were less than nine corners in three of those qualifiers.
Meanwhile, the trends also point to the under for Spain. Four of six matches in this tournament involving La Roja have finished with under 8.5 corners.
This Spanish side also played in the semifinal and final of the Nations League last year. This would have been a winning ticket in both of those fixtures.
The final note pointing to the under on this prop is how the bet has fared in recent international finals. Four of the previous five World Cup finals have ended with less than nine corners, while this has also hit in two of the last three title deciders of this tournament.
We could have a situation where one team is chasing the match late in regulation, but with the history of draws in finals, I like our chances of avoiding that for a winning bet here.
