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Cody Gakpo is 7/2 to win the Euro 2024 Golden Boot

The round of 16 is complete and the quarter-finals begin on Friday so get the latest on the major Euro 2024 betting markets from outright winner to Golden Boot and more...

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The former Arsenal man has comitted six in four games so far at Euro 2024, and is no stranger to the referee as we know from his time in the Premier League.

England (60) have won the most fouls of any side at Euro 2024 (15 per game on average), with both Jude Bellingham (9) and Harry Kane (8) sitting in the top 10 of the most fouls won chart. Indeed, only three players (all 10) have managed more than Bellingham.

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Who will win Euro 2024? England favourites at 7/2

England were 30 seconds from going out of Euro 2024 before Jude Bellingham's bicycle kick saved his Gareth Southgate's men in added time against Slovakia. Harry Kane scored the winner at the start of extra-time and, with the line-up for the quarter-finals confirmed, the Three Lions are 7/2 to win the whole thing.

Switzerland 12/1 will not be easy opponents on Saturday though. Get an early guide to the best bets.

Before that, Spain 4/1, who have been the most impressive team at the tournament, take on Germany 9/2 in the most mouthwatering tie of the last eight.

Like England, France 9/2 and Portugal 15/2 squeezed into the quarter-finals and backers of both will be looking for more when they meet.

Netherlands 7/1 swept aside Romania while Turkey 33/1 sent everyone's favourite outsiders Austria packing. It should be a lively clash when the two sides meet in the last quarter-final on Saturday night.

Name the finalists - England v... France, Germany or Spain

The Betfair Sportsbook Euro 2024 markets are convinced that England have lucked out with the draw and are on their way to another Euros final.

Gareth Southgate's men are 6/5 - the shortest price of any team - to be in the final a week on Sunday.

When it comes to naming the finalist, there are three options involving England at the top of the market at 6/1 - England and France, England and Germany, England and Spain.

There is a lot of confidence out there then, that England can get past Switzerland and then beat the Netherlands or Turkey.

As all England fans know, however, it doesn't always work out like that and the team need to improve on their four performances so far if they are to justify the market's confidence in them.

Who will win Euro 2024 Golden Boot? Gakpo new favourite

Cody Gakpo 7/2 is the new favourite to win the Golden Boot after his goal set the Netherlands on the way to their 3-0 win over Romania.

The Liverpool man now has three and Jamal Musiala 11/2 of Germany is the only player still at the tournament who has scored as many as the Dutchman.

Harry Kane 11/2 predicted that he would be among the goals in the knockout rounds and showed his poacher's instinct is intact when scoring his second of the campaign on Sunday.

The England captain is one of seven players still involved who have found the net twice. The others are Kai Havertz 11/1, Bellingham 14/1, Niclas Fullkrug 20/1, Fabian Ruiz 25/1, Donyell Malen 40/1 and Mehri Demiral.

Who will win Euro 2024 Player of the Tournament? Germans fancied ahead of Bellingham

Musiala 6/1 is the marginal favorite to win player of the tournament for his fine performances for Germany. The Bayern Munich man has emerged as a major figure for his country in the past couple of months. At just 21, he is already meeting the big expectations that have come his way since he first emerged.

His team-mate Toni Kroos 13/2 is close behind in the betting as he prepares to take his final bow. The midfielder was a key figure when Germany won the World Cup 10 years ago and winning the Euros on home soil would give him the perfect ending.

Bellingham 7/1 is a contender here too and, if England do win it, he is likely to be the key man. He has probably already scored the goal of the tournament, although he was disappointing for long stretches as England toiled against Slovakia.

Kylian Mbappe 10/1 has been quiet so far but he is capable of exploding into life at any moment. Spain's Rodri 10/1, meanwhile, is used to being the quiet lynchpin in a winning team, as Manchester City fans know.