Euro 2020 To Qualify for Finals Odds

There are still four places up for grabs at Euro 2020, with 16 nations drawn into four groups, the winner of each progressing through to the finals of Euro 2020. The draw for the four groups (or Paths) is as follows:

Path A: Iceland v Romania, Bulgaria v Hungary*
Path B: Bosnia-Herzegovina v Northern Ireland*, Slovakia v Republic of Ireland
Path C: Scotland v Israel, Norway v Serbia*
Path D: Georgia v Belarus*, North Macedonia v Kosovo

*Winners of these matches will play the final at home

Euro 2020 To Qualify for Finals Betting Odds

The Euro 2020 ‘To Qualify for Finals’ betting odds are in short supply at present, with Betfair and Paddy Power being the only bookmakers providing odds at present.

It’s a more complicated market as it essentially consists of four groups of four teams, with one to come through in each group.

Scotland, Northern Ireland, Republic of Ireland To Qualify for Finals Odds

Scotland, Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland all retain hopes of being at the Euro 2020 finals. Scotland have been given a favourable draw at home to Israel in the semi-final, but would then face a decidedly tough trip to either Norway or Serbia.

It’s far from easy for Northern Ireland or the Republic of Ireland either, with games on the road at Bosnia-Herzegovina and Slovakia respectively, before a final in either Bosnia or Belfast.

Euro 2020 To Qualify for Finals Predictions & Tips 

Home advantage is a major factor that has to be taken into account when predicting the four teams to qualify for the Euro 2020 finals through the play-offs. 

In Path A, Bulgaria look the weakest team so, despite potentially having home advantage in both games, the value could lie elsewhere.

Path B looks tough to call, but home advantage could prove significant for Bosnia-Herzegovina.

In Path C, whoever wins the game between Norway and Serbia will strongly fancy their chances at home to either Scotland or Israel.

Again in Group D, there doesn’t look a great deal to choose between the teams, so going with Georgia with home advantage could be the safest option.