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\nAll eyes are turning towards France and Euro 2016. The teams are all there, the players are all fit and raring to go (apart from those injured) and the England fans are all dressed as knights singing Vindaloo. We\u2019ll have all of the games covered on NetBet and here I bring you a team-by-team betting guide to hopefully steer you in the right direction. I hope that you enjoy the tournament as much as I will!<\/p>\n

Group A<\/h3>\n

France<\/h4>\n

The French team has suffered considerable damage to their defence, with Kurt Zouma, Raphael\u00a0Varane and Aymeric Laporte all out injured, but they\u2019ve got Payet! Dimitri Payet! I just don\u2019t think you understand! The French have an abundance of attacking talent and typical flair. With Karim Benzema absent, a top class striker is a concern (sounds like Arsenal). Olivier Giroud will be charged with the duty of first choice striker. Despite not playing a competitive game in 2 years, France have won 8 of their last 9 games. Favourites to win another tournament at hograme, get them at 16\/5 to win Euro 2016.<\/p>\n

Switzerland<\/h4>\n

The Swiss lost both times when they played England in the qualifying stage. They\u2019re the third youngest team in tournament and Arsenal fans will be hoping to see new signing Granit Xhaka in action. Stoke\u2019s Xherdan Shaqiri is another star name with a memorable hat trick in the last World Cup. They\u2019re not short in attacking prowess with 155 shots in qualifying, but they\u2019ve arguably regressed since 2014. Expect them to qualify in second place from the group with odds of 2\/9.<\/p>\n

Romania<\/h4>\n

Romania famously beat England in Euro 2000, but that\u2019s about it as far as memorable moments go. They played in Euro 2008 and were tragically dull and don\u2019t expect much else this time around. Vlad Chiriches is the star player in what isn\u2019t a good squad and without the tournament expansion, there are doubts to if they\u2019d qualify. They had the best defensive record in qualifying, conceding just 2 goals, but they didn\u2019t score many either. If you\u2019re a sufferer from insomnia, tune in to the Romanian games. They\u2019re likely to finish third in the group and are priced at 5\/9 to make the knockout stage.<\/p>\n

Albania<\/h4>\n

They\u2019ll be a Xhaka derby in this group, with Albania\u2019s Taulant Xhaka lining up against brother Granit. They\u2019ve benefitted from the tournament expansion and this is their first appearance. Lorik Cana will be known to Sunderland fans, but aside from him and Xhaka, the rest of the squad need to be googled. They scored just seven goals in their qualifying campaign and finished second in their group behind Portugal. They also beat France in a friendly last summer. At odds of 37\/20 to qualify from the group, don\u2019t expect to see them in the knockout stages.<\/p>\n

\"Harry<\/p>\n

Group B<\/h3>\n

England<\/h4>\n

A qualifying campaign that saw them win 10 games from 10 was a confidence booster, as were victories against France and Germany in friendly matches. 3 wins from 3 in the warm ups were also positive, but the performances got progressively worse. Joe Hart faced the fewest shots in the qualifiers, but the defence is the weakest point of this side. They\u2019re favourites to win the group at 20\/27.<\/p>\n

Wales<\/h4>\n

This is Wales\u2019 first tournament since 1958 and they could do quite well. Gareth Bale is the focal point of the team and is the only Welshman to score over 2 goals in the qualifiers. It\u2019s unfair though to say its Bale plus 10 others as Aaron Ramsey is also in the squad, as is Swansea\u2019s Ashley Williams, who\u2019s arguably a better defender than the England equivalents. They beat Belgium in the qualifiers and there\u2019s no reason why they can\u2019t progress from this group with odds of 1\/2.<\/p>\n

Russia<\/h4>\n

Euro historians will think back to Euro 2008 when a Russian semi-final run introduced Andriy Arshavin and Roman Pavlyuchenko to the world. Another similar run seems unlikely considering how the first choice Russian midfield from the qualifiers have all suffered tournament ending injuries in the last fortnight. A third place finish is enough to qualify for the knockout stages and at 1\/3, Russia could well do it. Interesting fact about manager Leonard Slutsky, he fell out of a tree aged 18 trying to save a cat which ended his playing career<\/p>\n

Slovakia<\/h4>\n

Aside from Napoli\u2019s Marek Ham\u0161\u00edk, there\u2019s not a lot to talk about from a Slovakian point of view. Ham\u0161\u00edk\u00a0was their top scorer in a qualifying campaign that saw them finish behind Spain. They beat a weakened German team in the warm ups and played some good football, but don\u2019t expect to see it though in this tournament. Their formation of 4-6-0 is designed for them to sit deep and wait for teams to attack them. They\u2019re in a similar position to Russia, and with a draw enough to see a side into the knockout stages, Slovakia are priced at 20\/23 to make it there.<\/p>\n

Group C<\/h3>\n

Germany<\/h4>\n

Joachim L\u00f6w is heading into Euro 2016 with a decade\u2019s worth of experience as Germany manager, having just reached the 1960s with his fashion sense. The Germans haven\u2019t had a good run of it since winning the World Cup, with defeats to Republic of Ireland, England and Slovakia amongst others. However they\u2019ve never lost when Thomas M\u00fcller has scored. He is a superb player for someone who has no outstanding attributes and with 9 goals in the qualifiers; M\u00fcller is 7\/1 to be the top goalscorer come the end of the tournament.<\/p>\n

Poland<\/h4>\n

Underestimate Poland at your peril. They were top scorers in the qualifiers with 33 goals, Robert Lewandowski contributing 13 of these. He was their sole weapon in Euro 2012, however he has support from Ajax\u2019s Arkadiusz Milik and Sevilla\u2019s Gregorz Krychowiak this time around. They\u2019ve lost just once (to Germany) in 2 years and a runner-up finish in the group will see them avoid a group winner in the next stage. They\u2019re 8\/1 to make it to the semi-finals and Lewandowski is a good price for top goalscorer.<\/p>\n

Ukraine<\/h4>\n

It could be a European double for Ukraine after their Eurovision success earlier this year. Andriy Shevchenko and Sergei Rebrov have long since retired from international duty, whilst historians will remember Emil Kostadinov, who famously defected from Bulgaria in the 1990s in order to play for Ukraine. The modern day team aren\u2019t as well known, but Andriy Yarmolenko is the star player and contributed 6 goals in the qualifying stage. Expect to see them come third in the group, but still qualify at odds of 1\/2.<\/p>\n

Northern Ireland<\/h4>\n

There were some pulled up trees on the streets of Belfast after Michael O\u2019Neill guided Northern Ireland to a qualifying group win and a trip to the Euros. His reward is one of the toughest groups in the draw. Kyle Lafferty was their top scorer in the qualifiers with 7 goals, which is a great cause of concern at any time. He struggled to get a game for Norwich this season, so that tells you really where they are. They\u2019re 5\/2 to make it to the next round, but it\u2019ll be a tough ask.<\/p>\n

Group D<\/h3>\n

Spain<\/h4>\n

Spain won both Euro 2008 and Euro 2012; however a disappointing World Cup has led many to wonder if they\u2019ve still got it. A disappointing friendly defeat to Georgia in the warm ups isn\u2019t ideal. There\u2019s an embarrassment of riches left at home, including Juan Mata, Isco and Diego Costa, but Andr\u00e9s\u00a0Iniesta and David Silva will be in France, pulling the strings in midfield. They\u2019re the only side in the history of the competition to win the tournament twice in a row, and they\u2019re priced at 5\/1 to make it a hat trick of wins.<\/p>\n

Croatia<\/h4>\n

They\u2019re in a similar position to Poland and they also cannot be underestimated. A midfield partnership of Luka Modri\u0107 and Ivan Rakiti\u0107\u00a0is particularly tasty and they\u2019ll be reliant on providing Mario Mand\u017euki\u0107\u00a0with opportunities to score. Discipline was an issue for the Croatians as they were shown three red cards in the qualifying campaign. They\u2019re the main threat to Spain for the title of Group Winner and at 3\/1; they\u2019re at a good price to do so.<\/p>\n

Czech Republic<\/h4>\n

The Czechs have moved on since the days of Pavel Nedv\u011bd\u00a0and their runners up finish in Euro 1996. Petr Cech is the most experienced player in their squad and the Arsenal keeper will have to be at his best as the Czech defence was the most porous in the qualifying campaign, conceding 14 goals. They\u2019re an unknown quantity at this stage and they could sneak in as a third placed qualifier at 5\/6.<\/p>\n

Turkey<\/h4>\n

Turkey lost 2-1 to England in a warm up game, however key player Arda Turan wasn\u2019t playing. It\u2019s their first major tournament since Euro 2008 where they finished third, and Burak Yilmaz was their top scorer in qualifying with 4 goals. They\u2019re priced at 20\/27 to qualify from the group and it\u2019ll be a shoot-out between them and Czech Republic to finish third.
\n\"Belgium<\/p>\n

Group E<\/h3>\n

Belgium<\/h4>\n

They have a golden generation of talent, although as any England fan over the last 20 years will tell you, that doesn\u2019t equate to success. Eden Hazard was their top scorer in qualifying with 5 goals, but had a poor season at Chelsea until the last 5 games. There\u2019s numerous Premier League stars, but no Vincent Kompany who is out injured. On paper, they\u2019re the strongest team in this group and are favourites to win it at 21\/20.<\/p>\n

Italy<\/h4>\n

Italy won the competition in 1968, but they might have to wait another 4 years to do it again. This isn\u2019t their strongest squad. A traditional gnarled Italian defence is still present though, marshalled by the Juventus pairing of Leonardo Bonucci and Giorgio Chiellini in front of the evergreen Gianluigi Buffon. There\u2019s no Andrea Pirlo or Mario Balotelli this year, and they won 7 of their qualifying games by a 1 goal margin. They\u2019re backed at 6\/4 to win this group.<\/p>\n

Sweden<\/h4>\n

This team is essentially Zlatan Ibrahimovic. They\u2019ll look to get the ball to him and he\u2019ll score the goals. They qualified through the play-offs with a 4-3 win over Denmark and Erik Hamren has included 6 players from their victorious European Under-21 Championship team last year. Zlatan was their top scorer in qualifying with 11 goals, and is a good each way bet at 33\/1 to be the tournament top goalscorer.<\/p>\n

Republic of Ireland<\/h4>\n

The Irish will hope for an improved showing this year, after losing all three games in Euro 2012 by a 3 goal margin. They include a stellar bunch of youngsters in Robbie Keane and Shay Given, aged 35 and 40 respectively and won\u2019t be intimidated by the occasion. They\u2019ve shown that they can produce a big result when needed, a victory over Germany in the qualifiers, but it\u2019s still yet to be seen what Roy Keane\u2019s comments have done to the morale in the dressing room. At 5\/4, they\u2019re an outside bet to qualify from this group.
\n\"Portugal<\/p>\n

Group F<\/h3>\n

Portugal<\/h4>\n

The Portuguese have a nice blend of youth and experience, with 38 year old Ricardo Carvalho set to feature in his fifth major tournament, whilst Renato Sanches is set to feature in his first. In between them is Cristiano Ronaldo, who the team is built around. He\u2019s the main man, whilst fellow Real Madrid player and part-time actor Pepe will be in the defence. With Ronaldo coming off the back of another good season, he\u2019s at 15\/2 to be top goalscorer once the tournament finishes.<\/p>\n

Austria<\/h4>\n

The Austrians waltzed through their qualifying group and remained unbeaten throughout. Marc Janko scored 7 goals in the qualifiers and is a dark horse for the tournament top goalscorer award. Bayern\u2019s David Alaba is the star man and plays in their midfield, whilst Leicester\u2019s Christian Fuchs is also in the squad. They could go far in the competition if they\u2019re as good as rumoured to be, and they\u2019re priced at 8\/1 to reach the semi-finals.<\/p>\n

Iceland<\/h4>\n

The smallest nation in the tournament in terms of population, Iceland have benefitted from the tournament expansion. Swansea\u2019s Gylfi Sigurddson is the main threat, and English fans should all know about his talents when it comes to free kicks. Former Chelsea, Barcelona and Bolton striker Eidur Gudjohnsen is also named in the squad. Now aged 37, he\u2019s their all-time top goalscorer with 25 goals. It\u2019ll be wonderful if they made it to the knockout stages and are backed at 4\/7 to make it through the group stage.<\/p>\n

Hungary<\/h4>\n

Good luck naming any Hungarian players. Ferenc Puskas is their most famous player, but he played in the 1950s and 1960s. Former WBA and Fulham midfielder Zoltan Gera is in the squad, whilst goalkeeper Gabor Kiraly (aged 40) is likely to be the oldest player to feature in Euro 2016. Most of their supporters are happy that the team qualified, but they\u2019re unlikely to make the knockout stages. They\u2019re 29\/20 to qualify from the group.<\/p>\n

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