Germany has some of the most mesmerizing football venues in the world. 
The likes of Allianz Arena and Signal Iduna Park are bound to captivate fans who’ll watch the football action live over the next month or so. 
Today, we’ll be taking a closer look at all ten stadiums which will host EURO 2024 matches.
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Ten cities, ten stadiums, four of which are usually the home turfs of teams playing in the second Bundesliga. This just goes to show you the strength of the German football infrastructure.
<h2 dir="ltr">Olympiastadion Berlin</h2>
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Stadium Capacity: 71,000
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Location: Berlin
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Team: Herta BSC (German 2. Bundesliga)
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Hertha BSC is an iconic Bundesliga team. However, due to mismanagement and a decimated team, they’re now playing in the second Bundesliga division.
<img src="https://wbcl.justw.in/olympiastadion_berlin_stadium_37c3c08ae7.webp" alt="Olympiastadion Berlin" width="750" height="438">
But, that doesn’t take anything away from the greatness that is the Olympiastadion Berlin.
The biggest events hosted here were the 2006 World Cup final and the 2015 Champions League final. 
Seeing as this is the biggest and most luxurious venue, it’s no wonder it’s set to host the EURO 2024 final on July 14th. 
<h2 dir="ltr">BVB Stadion</h2>
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Stadium Capacity: 62,000
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Location: Dortmund
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Team: Borussia Dortmund (German Bundesliga)
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Also known as the Westfalenstadion and Signal Iduna Park, the BVB Stadion is a true masterpiece. It’s known for the Yellow Wall of Borussia Dortmund, one of Bundesliga’s most iconic teams. 
<img src="https://wbcl.justw.in/bvb_stadion_37ee7f23b9.webp" alt="BVB Stadion" width="750" height="438">The stadium has a 66,000 capacity for UEFA matches and is widely considered as the cultural heart of the entire region. 
The most notable UEFA game played in the stadium was the 2001 UEFA Cup Final between Deportivo and Liverpool. 
As for UEFA EURO 2024, the BVB Stadion will feature one of the two semifinals, as well as several group stage matches and a ro16 clash.
<h2 dir="ltr">Munich Football Arena</h2>
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Stadium Capacity: 66,000
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Location: Munich
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Team: Bayern Munchen (German Bundesliga)
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Also known as the Allianz Arena, the Munich Football Stadium is one of the most mesmerizing pieces of sporting architecture on the planet. 
It has 66,000 seats for UEFA competitions and 75,000 for Bundesliga clashes.
<img src="https://wbcl.justw.in/munich_football_arena_77e2a54c6a.webp" alt="Munich Football Arena" width="750" height="438">
Thanks to its modern design, plenty of space and all sorts of built-in services, Allianz Arena has hosted numerous important games since 2006. On the upcoming EURO, it will host six matches in total. 
Four group stage clashes, including the opener between Germany and Scotland, a ro16 clash, and a semifinal on July 9th.
<h2 dir="ltr">Frankfurt Arena</h2>
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Stadium Capacity: 47,000
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Location: Frankfurt
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Team: Eintracht Frankfurt (German Bundesliga)
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The venue recently went through its first upgrade. It was built from 2002 to 2005, so that doesn’t come as a big surprise.
<img src="https://wbcl.justw.in/frankfurt_arena_0741e69dc1.webp" alt="Frankfurt Arena" width="750" height="438">
For Bundesliga matches, Frankfurt Arena can accept 58,000 after the latest stand upgrade. For UEFA matches, though, the official stadium capacity is 47,000.
In the past, this stadium hosted one of the 2006 FIFA World Cup quarterfinals as well as the 2002 Women’s Cup Final. 
This time around, Frankfurt Arena will host 4 group stage matches and a round of 16 clash on July 1st. 
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Stadium Capacity: 49,000
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Location: Hamburg
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Team: HSV (German 2. Bundesliga)
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The Volksparkstadion in Hamburg has a capacity of 49,000 for UEFA matches. The most notable hosted matches in its history were the 2006 World Cup quarterfinal and 2010 Europa League final.
<img src="https://wbcl.justw.in/volksparkstadion_1_d71fb508f4.webp" alt="Volkparkstadion" width="750" height="438">
On this EURO, it will host four group-stage matches as well as one of the four quarterfinals.
The venue got a fair bit of upgrades over the last few years. Most notably, in 2023 it received new lighting and sound systems, as well as new state-of-the-art floodlights. 
There were also several upgrades in terms of attendees’ quality of life and accessibility.
<h2 dir="ltr">Arena Aufschalke</h2>
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Stadium Capacity: 49,000
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Location: Gelsenkirchen
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Team: Schalke (German 2. Bundesliga)
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Arena Aufschalke is the next stadium on our list here. Even though Schalke 04 has been stuck in the second division for quite a while now, the stadium is always packed with fans.
<img src="https://wbcl.justw.in/arena_aufschalke_81c7ee0cdb.webp" alt="Arena Aufschalke" width="750" height="438">
The average attendance for last season, 17 matches in total, amounted to 61,538. That just goes to show you how much German fans love supporting their team week in and week out.
Sports betting fans are going to love Arena Aufschalke’s group-stage clashes. Especially the second-round clash between Spain and Italy. 
Feel free to check out our <a href="https://winz.io/blog/euro-group-predictions/">EURO 2024 Group Stage betting predictions</a> for more info. 
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Stadium Capacity: 40,000
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Location: Leipzig
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Team: RB Leipzig(German Bundesliga)
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Red Bull Leipzig has been on an upward spiral for quite a while now. They currently have a formidable team and will be playing Champions League football next season.
<img src="https://wbcl.justw.in/leipzig_stadium_e7ffc72f89.webp" alt="Leipzig Stadium">
So, one thing is for sure, the Leipzig Stadium will have fantastic football action even after the EURO wraps up.
Back in 2006, the stadium hosted several group-stage matches and a round of 16 clash. The same will happen on the 2024 EURO. The biggest match in this tournament will be the third round group stage clash between Croatia vs Italy. The final match on the Leipzig Stadium is set for July 2nd, a round of 16 encounter.
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Stadium Capacity: 43,000
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Location: Cologne
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Team: FC Koln (German 2. Bundesliga)
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The jewel of the River Rhine. The city of Cologne’s population is now over 1 million. 
Besides the gorgeous stadium, Cologne also has one of Germany’s most mesmerizing landmarks, the Chuch of Saint Peter, and is home to one of the biggest esports competitions - Intel Extreme Masters Cologne.
<img src="https://wbcl.justw.in/cologne_stadium_7b0aab2e83.webp" alt="Cologne Stadium">
The stadium is home to FC Koln, a team which will be playing in the second Bundesliga division next season after failing to stay out of the relegation zone.
It’s not the biggest venue, coming in at 43,000, but it definitely has its charm. That said, it will only feature 4 group stage matches and one round of 16 clash.
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Stadium Capacity: 51,000
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Location: VfB Stuttgart
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Team: Stuttgart (German Bundesliga)
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Back in 2006 when Germany hosted the FIFA World Cup, Stuttgart Arena was used for the <a href="https://www.espn.co.uk/football/match/_/gameId/191980/portugal-germany">third-place play-off</a> between Germany and Portugal.
<img src="https://wbcl.justw.in/stuttgart_arena_aac64f27bb.webp" alt="Stuttgart Arena" width="750" height="438">
It must be a lucky talisman for the German side as they cruised to the bronze medal with a 3:1 victory.
The 2024 EURO doesn’t have a third-place match. Still, Stuttgart Arena will host one of the four quarterfinal matches, as well as four group-stage matches. 
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Stadium Capacity: 40,000
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Location: Dusseldorf
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Team: Fortuna Dusseldorf (German 2. Bundesliga)
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Finally, Dusseldorf Arena! It is the home of Fortuna Dusseldorf, another high-profile team playing in the second division of the German Bundesliga. It’s quite a small stadium, but one with an electric and cozy atmosphere.
<img src="https://wbcl.justw.in/dusseldorf_arena_ca4da57c1f.webp" alt="Dusseldorf Arena" width="750" height="438">
Even though Fortuna plays in the second division, the atmosphere is always nothing short of buzzing.
Thanks to such an electric atmosphere, it comes as no surprise that Dusseldorf Arena is not just going to host several group stage matches but a ro16 clash and one quarterfinal as well.

What are the stadiums for Euro 2024?

I have already written several informational pieces on <a href="https://winz.io/blog/euro-betting-odds-and-predictions/">EURO 2024 betting tips</a> and guides. This time around, though, I’ll be taking a slightly different approach.
Instead of focusing on a certain category of EURO 2024 outright betting options, I’ll be focusing on the best young players.
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Granted, Winz.io does feature a category for the prestigious reward. But, that’s just something we’ll briefly cover near the end of the piece.
For now, let’s jump straight into the list of the best young stars who’ll be defending their country’s colors in Germany!
<h2 dir="ltr">Jude Bellingham</h2>
Let’s kick things off with a player who’s the true definition of a shoo-in for the Young Player of the Tournament award at EURO 2024. 
That’s right, as the heading suggests, I’m referring to <a href="https://www.realmadrid.com/en-US/football/first-team/players/jude-bellingham">Jude Bellingham</a>. 
The brilliant Real Madrid midfielder has shocked everyone with his first season at the royal club.
<img src="https://wbcl.justw.in/jude_bellingham_football_player_0555b83ca4.webp" alt="Jude Bellingham Football Player">
To be more precise, aged just 20, Jude managed to score 23 goals and add 13 assists to his tally during his inaugural season at Real Madrid. 
Not to mention the fact he also won the Spanish La Liga, the Spanish Super Cup, and received the TransferMarkt’s Player of the Season award for 2023/24.
He’s just 20 years young, yet he already feels like a true leader on the pitch. He can play virtually any role in central midfield. 
He’s quick to adapt to the opposing strikers; plus he can pass the ball like Modrić and score it like Ronaldo. He’s big, strong, and most importantly, he’s a proper down-to-earth kind of a guy.
With him, England finally has a true world-class player who can help them finally win a trophy. Considering all that, it’s no wonder Bellingham’s market value is currently estimated at 180 million €.
<h2 dir="ltr">Florian Wirtz</h2>
What a season this has been for Florian Wirtz. I mean, we all knew he was a world-class youngster all the way back in 2020. 
However, no one could’ve predicted that he’d end up staying in Bayer and winning the league with them by scoring 18 goals and adding 20 assists all in a single season. And, mind you, he’s just turned 21.
<img src="https://wbcl.justw.in/florian_wirtz_football_player_573302754b.webp" alt="Florian Wirtz">
One of the reasons why German fans finally have high expectations for their lies in Wirtz’s form. He’ll need to become the leading talisman in the midfield and assert dominance right from the first match.
If Florian can lead Germany into the finals, I reckon the Young Player of the Tournament award will go to either him or Musiala… unless it’s England on the other end of the final and Jude Bellingham ends up stealing the show, that is.
<h2 dir="ltr">Jamal Musiala</h2>
Jamal Musiala needs no further introduction. This guy has just recently turned 21 but has been playing at a top level for more than 2 years now. He’s one of the best dribblers in the world right now. 
I know, I know. He’s not that flashy. But, trust me on this one, flashiness is just a part of the spectrum.
<img src="https://wbcl.justw.in/jamal_musiala_football_player_38ff408bc6.webp" alt="Jamal Musiala">
The most important part of it is actually swinging past defenders, be it through the middle or on the flanks. And, if the stats are anything to go by, <a href="https://fcbayern.com/en/teams/first-team/jamal-musiala">Jamal Musiala</a> is a maestro. He scored 12 goals and added 8 assists for Bayern this season 
He’s confident, loves to cause chaos with the ball and isn’t afraid to take defenders on 1 on 1 and strut his stuff. 
If Germany goes all the way, the Young Player of the Tournament award could be a dead race between Jamal Musiala and Florian Wirtz.
<h2 dir="ltr">Lamine Yamal</h2>
Believe it or not, guys, <a href="https://www.transfermarkt.com/lamine-yamal/leistungsdaten/spieler/937958">Lamine Yamal</a> is just 16. That’s right, he’s still a teenager. He’ll turn 17 just a day before the EURO 2024 grand final. Yet he’s already playing the game at an impressive level. 
He’s been scoring and assisting off the bench this season like some of the best super-subs in La Liga’s history.
<img src="https://wbcl.justw.in/lamine_yamal_football_player_4bf7e6eaea.webp" alt="Lamine Yamal">
More precisely, this teenager has 7 goals and 10 assists for Barcelona this season. That tells you all you need to know about his performances at such a young age.
He already plays for the Spanish national team too. To be more precise, he played two friendlies in March. I
n the second one, against Brazil, Lamine Yamal assisted twice in a 3:3 draw with Brazil. 
<h2 dir="ltr">Pedri</h2>
Yep, Pedri is still eligible for this individual accolade. That’s right, this guy is still 22, even though we’ve been enjoying his football for well over 2 years niow. 
He’s been playing at the top level since 18… though some would argue it started before that as well.
<img src="https://wbcl.justw.in/pedri_football_player_3a6589deeb.webp" alt="Pedri">
What’s there to be said about Pedri? He’s your typical Xavi-like maestro in the midfield. 
He’s a true successor to Barca’s current manager and it shows. It does show - he’s good on the ball, excellent technician, and has a knack for finding his teammates in exceptional positions.
If Spain can reach semifinals and if Pedri becomes te assists leader, we might see him be crowned as the Best Young Player of the EURO 2024. 
<h2 dir="ltr">Eduardo Camavinga</h2>
Starting from this season, Eduardo Camavinga is finally getting the minutes he deserves. His situation is going to be even better next year with Toni Kroos retiring. 
Yes, Luka Modrić is still at the club, but I’ve noticed Ancelotti uses him more scarcely than ever before.
<img src="https://wbcl.justw.in/eduardo_camavinga_football_player_41204e8ec0.webp" alt="Eduardo Camavinga">
Looking at the French team, they have a multitude of exceptional young talents just over 22. When it comes to names eligible for the Young Player of the Tournament award, Camavinga is the only eligible player with somewhat realistic chances. 
But, unless France wins the trophy and he proves to be the quintessential player on their road to glory, I reckon we won’t see Camavinga lift this individual accolade. 
<h2 dir="ltr">Xavi Simons</h2>
After spending a season in RB Leipzig, <a href="https://www.transfermarkt.com/xavi-simons/profil/spieler/566931">Xavi Simons’ market value</a> rose to 80 million €, making him one of the most valuable youngsters out there. 
Mind you, this Dutch international has just turned 21 and has scored 10 goals and 15 assists for Leipzig this season.
<img src="https://wbcl.justw.in/xavi_simons_football_player_c12e2d510d.webp" alt="Xavi Simons"> 
That’s 25 goal contributions for a team that ended in the fourth place of the German Bundesliga.
But, I doubt he’ll be among the final contenders for winning the EURO 2024 Best Young Player of the Tournament reward. Why? Because I doubt the Netherlands will reach far into the playoffs. I can see them getting out of the group and maybe proceeding to the quarterfinals. 
But, for Xavi to have a knack for winning the award, the Netherlands would have to squeeze into the grand finals… or the semis, at the very least.
<h2 dir="ltr">Young Player of the Tournament Betting Odds</h2>
Did you guys know Winz.io allows players to bet on the Young Player of the Tournament award? That’s right - players can place bets on one of the featured young players who is at most 22 years of age on the event.
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Jude Bellingham
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Florian Wirtz
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7.00
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Jamal Musiala
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8.00
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Lamine Yamal
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9.00
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Pedri
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11.00
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Eduardo Camavinga
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11.00
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Xavi Simons
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15.00
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Cole Palmer
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17.00
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Many of you won’t like the things I’ll say in this part, but i simply have to. 
You see, much like we’ve seen in the past, I reckon the Young Player of the Tournament award will go to the best young player of the team that either finishes first or second. 
In other words, the best young player (under 22) who ends up playing in the final match.
Yes, individual performances do matter, but not nearly as much as the overall team’s placement. For that reason, I reckon the likes of Eduardo Camavinga and Joško Gvardiol won’t be in the mix for winning the Young Player of the Tournament award.
However, the likes of Bellingham, Wirtz, Musiala, and Yamal proudly stand as the top contenders. But, at least right now, it’s difficult to separate them.
Jude Bellingham is the likeliest candidate, no doubts there, but the award could just as easily go to one of the young German maestros, either Musiala or Wirtz.
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<h2 dir="ltr">Key Takeaways</h2>
If you head on over to the Winz.io sports betting hub and navigate to the EURO 2024 outrights, you’ll notice a whole heap of betting options to choose from. 
In my books, Best Young Player of the Tournament is a droplet in the sea of exceptional EURO 2024 specials that are up for grabs on the platform.
No worries, I’ll continue with my EURO 2024 betting coverage. I already made several informational articles, with several more to follow in the coming days. So, stay tuned!

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Here’s an unorthodox approach to the UEFA EURO 2024. It’s not something we do every year, but here’s a chance to start a tradition.
As the title suggests, we’re here to check out EURO 2024 bet kits and showcase their gorgeous designs.
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Kits of European teams are mainly manufactured by Adidas and Nike, but there are a few Puma designs too.
So, without further ado, let’s jump straight into EURO 2024 highlights of the best kits!
<h2 dir="ltr">Germany Home Kit Looks Superb</h2>
The all-new Adidas German home kit looks a lot like the kit they used when they were hosting the 2006 World Cup. The design has a modern flair, obviously. The most gorgeous design piece is on the shoulders.
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However, we can’t forget about the intricate pattern on the front of the torso. It’s not visible from all corners, but it does add to the overall impression. 
Overall, it’s a gorgeous design, unlike the all-new away kit which is garbage, to say the least. 
<h2 dir="ltr">Don’t Sleep on the Portugal Away Kit</h2>
While I’m not exactly the biggest fan of the new home kit, I have to say I feel the exact opposite for the away version. 
It has a gorgeous white and light blue pattern that occupies the whole jersey except the parts around the neck and the arm trimmings.
<img style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;" src="https://wbcl.justw.in/portugal_away_kit_04e7e9a846.webp" alt="Portugal Away Kit">
It’s made by Nike and has a simple logo that’s located above the number on the wearer’s right.
Overall, the design is quite simple. It’s another fine example of a gorgeous pattern that’s stealing the show. Portugal away surely sione of the EURO 2024 best kits out there.
<h2 dir="ltr">Belgium Home Kit Isn’t Too Far Behind</h2>
While we’re talking about gorgeous patterns, we have to mention Belgium. For me, personally, it’s right up there with Germany in terms of overall kit design. 
It’s the good old shade of Belgium red we all know and love. It has the characteristic gold and black stripes.
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But, the key figure here is the cube-like pattern that stretches across the whole front side. It has smooth metallic accents that make up for a fantastic impression.
The same goes for the away kit too, mind you. It matches the Tin Tin comics, featuring a light shade of blue and gorgeous details which places it among the EURO 2024 best kits out there.
<h2 dir="ltr">England Away Kit is the Perfect Example of Simplicity</h2>
In my experience, England doesn’t like to take drastic measures with their football kits. 
They don’t reiterate the same designs over and over again. But, then again, they’re not exactly big on experimenting either.
<img style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;" src="https://wbcl.justw.in/eengland_away_kit_068d6ce10d.webp" alt="England Away Kit">
This time around, their home kit is staying true to the roots. It’s simple and cool, but nothing special. 
However, the Three Lions’ away kit is absolutely dashing. It’s plain simple, a clean look with golden FA and Nike logos. On the sides, there’s a smooth-looking mosaic that serves as the only accent on an otherwise brilliantly simple design. 
<h2 dir="ltr">Spain Home Kit is an Homage to Old School Football</h2>
Talking about classic designs, Spain is another example of perfection. It shows the beauty of simple, old-school design that doesn’t stand out yet has an identity. 
As soon as you see it, even without the logo, it’s immediately clear you’re looking at the Spanish football kit.
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The secret lies in the bright shade of red and characteristic yellow(ish) accents. The FA and Adidas logos are in the same color and make up for the only visible accents on the chest. 
In short, the Spanish home kit is going to be among the best EURO 2024 highlights, for sure.
There is a pattern that stretches out across the whole front side. It’s not that aggressive, though. In fact, it’s barely visible, which further adds to the overall simplicity of the design. 
<h2 dir="ltr">Croatia Away Kit is Far Better Than the Home Kit</h2>
Last but not least, Croatia. Mind you, I absolutely hate the new home kit. It’s the worst home kit Croatia has ever had. Outright garbage. But, luckily, the away kit is surprisingly sweet.
It features a combination of lighter and darker blue checkers with a slight diagonal skew.
<img style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;" src="https://wbcl.justw.in/croatia_away_kit_c4911ad5a4.webp" alt="Croatia Away Kit">
There are also red accents in the form of stripes down the bottom. The HNS logo is fully colored, while the Nike logo is white. 
While I do love the design, it’s still not at the level of the Croatian 2018 away kit. That’s a true classic! But, who knows? Perhaps it’ll grow on me if Croatia makes waves in Germany.
<h2 dir="ltr">Key Takeaways</h2>
As always, EURO 2024 will provide us with quite a few iconic kits. Even though not all countries have brand-new designs for the tournaments, those that do are clearly paying their designers well. Well, most of them, at least.
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We can’t wait to see Germany kick-off against Scotland in those gorgeous 2006-resembling white jerseys. Remember, the opening match of the EURO 2024 is scheduled for June 14.
For more details on the betting side of things, make sure you check out our <a href="https://winz.io/blog/euro-betting-odds-and-predictions/">EURO 2024 betting guide</a> and tips.
For more details on the tournament, biggest favorites, <a href="https://winz.io/blog/euro-group-predictions/">group predictions</a> and <a href="https://winz.io/blog/euro-dark-horses-explained/">dark horses</a>, stay tuned to our blog!

UEFA EURO 2024 Best Kits Ranked

The UEFA EURO 2024 group stage is just about to start. More precisely, the first match between Germany and Scotland is scheduled for June 14th. 
However, you can already choose from a wide assortment of EURO 2024 group betting options.
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At Winz.io, you’ll find everything from group winners, group bottom finishers, and match-based specials. 
Don’t forget, once the EURO 2024 kicks off you’ll have even more betting options in our live sportsbook.
For now, let’s focus on the EURO 2024 group betting predictions and the most valuable bets to place ahead of the first kickoff. 
I decided to go with individual overviews and predictions for each of the six groups. So, naturally, let’s start with group A!
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<h2 dir="ltr">EURO 2024 Group A Betting Predictions</h2>
Group A features the following national teams:
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Germany
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Scotland
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Hungary
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Switzerland
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As mentioned earlier, the EURO 2024 first match is between Germany and Scotland. If the Scots manage to take a point away from the Germans, <a href="https://www.uefa.com/euro2024/">EURO 2024</a> Group A will become chaotic in an instant.
<h3 dir="ltr">Group Overview</h3>
Group A is interesting, but I think we can all agree Germany is going to take the top spot. Yes, I know they had mishaps in recent years. 
But, hear me out - they now rely on several world-class youngsters in <a href="https://www.transfermarkt.com/jamal-musiala/profil/spieler/580195">Musiala </a>and <a href="https://www.transfermarkt.com/florian-wirtz/profil/spieler/598577">Wirtz</a>, coupled with an army of experienced veterans. Plus, don’t even get me started on the home-turf advantage.
<img style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;" src="https://wbcl.justw.in/euro_group_a_8aadffcb40.webp" alt="EURO Group A">
Scotland, Hungary, and Switzerland will be in a wicked battle for the second spot. It could go anyone’s way, really. 
But, if history has taught us anything, it’s that the first match counts a ton. That said, if any team comes out on top of Hungary vs Switzerland, it will have a massive advantage coming into the third round.
<h3 dir="ltr">Predictions</h3>
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Germany to win group A at 1.40
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It doesn’t get any simpler than this. At 1.40, this is by far the cleanest option for group A. The Germans had their fair share of group stage exits recently, but there’s no way it’s going to happen here again.
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Scotland to finish bottom of group A at 2.10
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This is a slightly riskier bet, but one that could easily pay off. Coming into the tournament, Scotland is one of the lowest rated teams out there. 
While they do have Robertson and McTominay, who usually give their 120% for their national team, I can see them finishing bottom of the group with just one or even zero points to their tally. 
<h2 dir="ltr">EURO 2024 Group B Betting Predictions</h2>
Now let’s check out group B. It will offer a much more interesting fight for the top two spots, with just one weak link in the mix and no big favorite ahead of the first round of clashes.
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Spain
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Croatia
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Italy
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Albania
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Spain will open the tournament up against Croatia, while Italy will fight for three important points against unlucky Albania.
<h3 dir="ltr">Group Overview</h3>
Group A kicks off with the replay of last EURO’s round of 16 clash between Croatia and Spain. This is going to be the key matchup for both teams as they’re eyeing the top spot. 
But, Italy is in the mix too. The current title holders want to repeat their <a href="https://www.uefa.com/uefaeuro/match/2024491--italy-vs-england/">EURO 2020 glory</a>, but this time in a group that’ll be much more difficult to tackle.
<img style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;" src="https://wbcl.justw.in/euro_group_b_88cc18a7eb.webp" alt="EURO Group B">
When looking at group B as a whole, it’s obvious that Albania had the poorest luck of the draw out there. There’s no way they won’t end up dead last after the three fixtures. 
In fact, that’s going to be my first EURO 2020 group betting prediction for this group. 
<h3 dir="ltr">Predictions</h3>
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Albania to finish bottom at 1.35
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There’s no doubt about this one. Albania is going to finish dead last in the group. I honestly can’t see them take any points in Germany. 
They might snatch a point and ruin someone’s playoff chances, but there’s no way they’ll move from the last spot. At 1.35, I really appreciate the value here.
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Croatia to finish top 2 at 1.70
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Croatia is always one of the potent <a href="https://winz.io/blog/euro-dark-horses-explained/">dark horses</a>. They’ve shown us time and time again that they mean business. Perhaps not in the EUROs as much as the World Cups. 
But still, they’re in a group with Spain and Italy, teams who they’ve played a lot of matches against on recent competitions. 
In fact, Croatia played against Italy and Spain on EURO 2012 and missed out on the playoffs. This time around, I reckon the Croats will have their revenge.
<h2 dir="ltr">EURO 2024 Group C Betting Predictions</h2>
Group C has a totally different picture. England is the top dog and is a clear-cut contender for the top spot. The rest of the pack, however, have equal chances of going through to the playoffs.
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Slovenia
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Denmark
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Serbia
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England
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<h3 dir="ltr">Group C Overview</h3>
Group C kicks off on June 16 with Slovenia vs Denmark at 18:00 and then Serbia vs England at 21:00. The latter is going to be the prime match of the day, with the winner of the two likely going to cement its way at the top of the group.
<img style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;" src="https://wbcl.justw.in/euro_group_c_0d26502194.webp" alt="EURO Group C">
Obviously, England is the prime favorite, no doubt there. Southgate has way too many brilliant players. The Three Lions will be led by the likes of Jude Bellingham and Phil Foden, among several other prolific youngsters. 
And while Serbia and Denmark both have quality teams, I doubt they’ll be able to endanger England on its way to the top of group C.
<h3 dir="ltr">Predictions</h3>
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England to Win Group C at 1.40
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It’s no secret that England is one of the main favorites to win the entire tournament. 
That said, it’s only logical for them to be the main contenders for winning group C. I’ll even dare to say they’re the primary EURO 2024 group betting option. 
At 1.40, there’s not much else that has to be said about this one. The Three Lions are a shoo-in for winning this group.
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Serbia to finish top 2 at 2.15
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Let’s face it, Serbia has the best schedule coming into the EURO. They’re set to face off against England in the first fixture, followed by Slovenia and Denmark.
Even if they get just 1 point from the first two matches, chances are a win against Denmark will push Serbia all the way to the second place. At 2.15, you have to fancy their chances here.
<h2 dir="ltr">EURO 2024 Group D Betting Predictions</h2>
It’s time to check out what group D has to offer. Remember, we’re only focusing on group-based bets here. 
If you’d like a broader approach, make sure you check out our full guide on <a href="https://winz.io/blog/euro-betting-odds-and-predictions/">EURO 2024 betting predictions</a> and odds. It’s a must-read!
<h3 dir="ltr">Group Overview</h3>
Back to group D! France stands a mile high as the favorite. They don’t really have any proper competition, really, other than the Netherlands. 
But, the Netherlands have been a big hit-and-miss. I honestly don’t know how to feel about their team.
<img style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;" src="https://wbcl.justw.in/euro_group_d_6de13284c9.webp" alt="EURO Group D">
Let’s jump straight into EURO 2024 group betting predictions!
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France to win group D at 1.55
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France to win the group is a shoo-in and quite a valuable one for that matter. At 1.55, you just have to fancy Mbappe and the co’s chances of sliding into the playoffs. 
The French team has massive depth, at least 2 world-class players in each position, and it would be a miracle to see them miss out on the top spot in this group.
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Austria to finish top 2 at 2.25
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Here’s another bold 2024 EURO group betting prediction - Austria to come out on top against the Netherlands and Poland. Ralf Rangnick is a proper professional. 
Despite a bit of a sticky issue with Manchester United, this strategist is going to make waves with Austria on the EURO, mark my words.
<h2 dir="ltr">EURO 2024 Group E Betting Predictions</h2>
Based on recent stats I’ve managed to dig up, Group E is the weakest of all groups. Belgium should have a walk in the park against its competitors, even with Lukaku hitting posts left and right. 
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<h3 dir="ltr">Group Overview</h3>
Obviously, Belgium still has a big chunk of its <a href="https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-12213775/How-Belgium-fell-apart-fighting-World-Cup-years-underachieving.html">golden generation</a> in the mix. The likes of Lukaku, Carrasco, and of course Kevin de Bruyne are all there. Their defense is superb, having finished the qualifiers with only 4 conceded goals. 
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But, they are a shaky side. Let’s not forget how they got eliminated in the group stage of the Qatar World Cup. For that reason, I suggest the following:
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Romania to win Group E at 7.00
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Before you say I belong in a mental institution, allow me to elaborate. Yes, I know Romania has one of the weakest teams coming into the tournament. 
Yes, I know they don’t have any flashy names and are one of the most “mixed” squads out there. 
But, they’re still cohesive. They still managed a superb qualifiers run that ended up with 22 points and on top of their group. They’re clinical, compact, and cohesive. They could give Belgium a headache.
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Ukraine to finish top 2 at 2.20
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Ukraine to finish top 2 is a proper steal. We already saw this Ukrainian team beat the odds in the last minutes. Let’s not forget that brilliant comeback against Bosnia and Herzegovina. 
They were a goal behind after 85 minutes, only to score two goals and advance to the final stage of the qualifiers.
<h2 dir="ltr">EURO 2024 Group F Betting Predictions</h2>
Last but not least, group F! It’s another fairly easy group that could get complicated right after the first round. 
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Turkey
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Georgia
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Portugal
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Czech Republic
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<h3 dir="ltr">Group Overview</h3>
According to <a href="http://winz.io">Winz.io sportsbook</a> odds, Portugal is the primary favorite. No surprises there. 
But, what might be surprising to some is the fact that Turkey is considered the likeliest runner-up at 5.00.
<img style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;" src="https://wbcl.justw.in/euro_group_f_3fa1610e88.webp" alt="EURO Group F">
According to my experience, the first round will be crucial. If Turkey can snatch all three points against tough-to-crack Georgia, they’ll be a shoo-in for the second position. 
Even if they lose to Portugal in the second round, Turkey has a clear shot at the second (or even the first) place against the Czech Republic in the final round.
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Turkey to finish top 2 at 1.80
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Turkey has a fantastic mixture of youth and experience in their starting eleven. Their bench is solid too, which should allow them to finely juggle between formations ahead of the first and last group stage match.
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Even if they lose against Portugal, this Turkish team should be more than capable of dealing with the likes of Georgia and the Czech Republic.
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Czech Republic to finish bottom at 4.50
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I know Georgia is the outsider in group F, but at 4.50, we’re looking at a highly valuable bet here. Georgia could easily snatch all three points against the Czech Republic. If that does happen, a 4.50 return will be all yours.

EURO 2024 Group Predictions

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