Betting On France Online : France Game Schedule & Best Sports Betting Odds

France, as one of the host nations for the 202 European Championships, has not had to endure a tough qualifying campaign, which means they should be fresh and ready to show the world what they are capable of. Didier Dechamps’ side seem to have everything going for them, their talented squad has plenty of talent in defence, a superb midfield, and a strong frontline, which makes no wonder that they go into the Euro 2020 tournament as +500 joint favorites with England to win the competition.

France Next Game

Looking to bet on France’s next game at Euro 2020? Then you are going to need to know who they play, and which stadium they are playing at.

The multi-info widget below reveals all of that information and more, including the latest betting odds for France’s next Euro 2020 game.

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France Game Schedule

Should France, as expected, progress from their group, you will find their upcoming game schedule in the table below.

France’s Euro 2020 Group F games kick off on June 15 with a tie versus Germany. On June 19, they play Hungary, before their final game against Portugal on June 23.

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What Are The Current France Standings

France are expected to top Group F with ease, let us discover how close they are to doing that with the current France standings.

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France Online Betting Tips

We mentioned earlier that France won both Euro 84 and the 1998 World Cup when they were the host nation, and bookmakers see them making it another win in 2020. They are the reigning World Cup holders and with the squad they have, one can expect great things again this year.

France will be short-priced favorites in all of their group games, which means you may have to make a parlay bet in order to extract the most value.

Look to Paul Pogba for a potential star of the tournament, and now with Benzema France’s squad may have the Golden Boot winner in it.

France will be nervy in Group F, as it is one of the strongest groups in the tournament. Les Bleus face off against Germany, Portgual, and Hungary during the group stages and should win all three games.

Fans of France, and neutrals alike, will be happy that Real Madrid’s Karim Benzema is back in the selection for the Euro 2020 squad after previously being suspended indefinitely from the French team after attempting to blackmail team-mate Mathieu Valbuena.

The French have enough firepower to hurt almost every team at Euro 2020, and we would expect the talented midfielder Paul Pogba to be one of the players of the tournament.

It is worth noting that France won Euro 84 and the 1998 World Cup when they were hosts, can they make it a hat trick of trophies on home soil?