June 25 is set to be one of the busiest days of the UEFA Euro 2024 tournament so far. England and France, the Euro betting sites favourites, both feature. The Three Lions take on Slovenia, while Les Bleus play Poland. Tournament dark horses Netherlands and Austria also face off on Tuesday along with Denmark vs. Serbia.
See our Euro betting tips for England vs. Slovenia, Francs vs. Poland, and other June 25 Euro matches below.
Kylian Mbappé is set to return for France in this match against Poland after breaking his nose against Austria. Thank goodness for that. Les Bleu looked terrible without their talisman versus the Netherlands. Yes, they had 15 shots in the match, but never really looked like scoring and were happy to settle for a 0-0 draw after 75 minutes.
Poland, meanwhile, also just got their star striker, Robert Lewandowski, back from injury. His impact won’t make much of a difference though. The Poles have been Group D whipping boys so far, having lost their first two matches.
We like France to win this by at least 1.5 goals.
We had Austria as one of our biggest dark horses in our Euro 2024 predictions, but even we’ve been stunned by how good they’ve played so far. Ralf Rangnick has the Austrians playing in his classic high-pressing, Red Bull style. Only Spain has more tackles won in the opponent’s final third than Austria.
The Netherlands have relied on their individual talent as opposed to any cohesive system. The Dutch have been too passive. They are in the top third for touches in their own defensive third. This indicates that Netherlands are just passing it around in their own half instead of attacking.
Austria’s high press should disrupt the Dutch’s strategy of sitting back. We think the Austrians will get at least a win here.
England came into Euro 2024 as huge favourites along with France. Unlike the French, the Three Lions have not lived up to the hype. As soon as they score, they sit back and let the other team attack.
Against poorer teams, like Serbia, England can hold on and get a clean sheet. Against more high-quality sides, like Denmark, the opposition can get an equaliser.
Slovenia falls into the former category. England’s defence should be able to keep them from scoring and we’re not counting on England to rack up goals for themselves. The under is our best bet for this match.
