Spain is a +160 favorite to beat France when the teams meet in Munich for a Euro 2024 semifinal showdown on Tuesday. The Spaniards secured a place in the Round of 16 after beating Croatia, Italy, and Albania in the group stage of the European Championship. They eased to a 4-1 victory over Georgia, before beating Germany 2-1 in the quarterfinals.

The sportsbooks responded to that victory by making Spain the outright favorite in the odds to win the 2024 Euros. However, La Roja will be missing key defenders Dani Carvajal and Robin Le Normand for this game against France, so they will need to dig deep if they are to keep the likes of Kylian Mbappé and Antoine Griezmann at bay.

Spain’s odds to win Euro 2024

• Spain’s odds to win the Euro:
• Spain’s odds to reach the final:

Spain vs. Germany quarterfinal odds

Other futures betting options on Spain

The most popular options at soccer betting sites include Spain to win Euro 2024, to win Group B, or to qualify for the knockout stage. However, there are some other interesting options, as well:

Stage of elimination

This bet requires you to predict when Spain will be knocked out of the tournament. These were the opening odds at bet365:

• Group stage (+700)
• Round of 16 (+350)
• Quarterfinals (+250)
• Semifinals (+300)
• Runner-up (+600)
• Winner (+800)

To reach the semifinals

Alternatively, you can bet on Spain reaching a specific stage of the Euros. For example, odds of +138 are available on Spain reaching the semifinals. You will receive a payout if Spain makes it through to the semis, regardless of whether it wins or loses at that stage.

Betting on Spain’s games at Euro 2024

You will also find more than 200 markets on each Euro 2024 game featuring Spain at top online sportsbooks. The most popular options are below, and for more info, you can check out our soccer betting guide:

Moneyline

A straightforward bet on the result of a game featuring Spain. For example, sportsbooks are offering on Spain to beat Croatia in its opening game.

Handicap (spread)

One team has a handicap, and you can then bet on which team will cover the resulting spread. For example, you can find odds of on Spain against Croatia. If you think La Roja will win by more than that margin, you can place that bet.

Goal markets

These betting options do not focus on the result of the game. Popular choices include total goals (over/under), total goals (exact), both teams to score, and team totals. They are often combined to create same-game parlays, such as both teams to score and over 2.5 goals, or perhaps both teams to score and under 4.5 goals.

Other betting options

There will be lots of wagers at your disposal, but these are some of the most common:

• Win to nil: A bet on Spain to win a game without conceding any goals.
• Total corners: An over/under bet on the number of corners in a game, or the number of corners Spain will earn.
• Goalscorer bets: You can back a player to score first, last, at any time, two or more goals, a hat trick, a header, a free kick, a penalty, and so on.
• Same-game parlays: Combine two or more picks to form a single wager with longer odds, such as Spain to win and over 1.5 goals.
• Draw no bet: This bet will push if the game results in a draw (tie), so it is a more cautious option than a simple moneyline wager.

Spain live betting

Live betting will also be available on each of Spain’s games at the Euros. The odds on the various markets from above will be updated throughout the game, so you can watch the match unfold and wager if you wish.

Spain’s potential path to victory

Spain landed in a difficult group alongside Italy, Croatia, and Albania. However, it won Group B after beating all three teams. La Roja then outclassed Georgia in the Round of 16, teeing up a quarterfinal clash with host nation Germany. That game went into extra-time, and substitute Mikel Merino handed Spain a 2-1 victory by heading in Dani Olmo’s cross in the final minute. La Roja will now take on France in the semifinals, ahead of a potential final showdown with either England or the Netherlands.

Spain group stage fixtures

Spain will face a baptism of fire against a dangerous Croatian team at the start of the tournament. It will then face an equally tricky clash with Italy, before taking on Albania in its final group stage game.

• Spain vs. Croatia (12 p.m. ET on June 15)
• Spain vs. Italy (3 p.m. ET on June 20)
• Albania vs. Spain (3 p.m. ET on June 24)

Why Spain could win Euro 2024

Spain produced two dogged performances to win the UEFA Nations League last summer. It battled to a 2-1 victory over Italy in the semifinals and then beat Croatia on penalties in the final. That could give it a psychological advantage against both teams in the group stage of this tournament. Spain has a strong squad, so it’s unlikely to be intimidated if it reaches the knockout stage of the Euros.

What could stop Spain from winning Euro 2024?

Spain’s forwards have struggled in key games at major tournaments. A lack of killer instinct in front of goal proved to be La Roja’s downfall at the 2022 World Cup and the last European Championship. Álvaro Morata is a decent striker, but he is not on the same level as Kylian Mbappé, Harry Kane, or Cristiano Ronaldo, so Spain will need its wingers to share the goalscoring burden if it is to win the Euros.

Key player: Rodri

Rodri has emerged as Manchester City’s most important player. He reads the game effortlessly, protects the defense, drives the team forward, and chips in with vital goals.

How has Spain performed in past Euros?

Spain won the European Championship in 1964, 2008, and 2012. La Roja crashed out in the Round of 16 at Euro 2016, and they then began rebuilding. They reached the semifinals of the last European Championship, but they ultimately lost to Italy on penalties. If Spain lifts the trophy this summer, it will become the most successful team in the history of the tournament.

Spain: Euro FAQ