France take on Switzerland on Monday night in Bucharest in the Last 16 of this summer’s European Championships. France finished top of Group F, which had been dubbed the ‘Group of Death’ winning one and drawing two of their three matches having had Portugal, Germany and Hungary make up the rest of their group. Switzerland finished third in Group A, finishing behind Italy who won all three of their matches and finishing behind Wales on goal difference after both teams won one, drew one and lost one of their Group A games. Let’s get stuck into the stats here and find some value in the betting markets.

As winners of Group C, Netherlands have been drawn against the Czech Republic in the Last 16 of this summer’s European Championships. Netherlands are short-odds favourites to come out on top here and qualify for the next round of the competition where they’ll meet the winners of Wales vs Denmark. To make matters even tougher for the Czechs, Netherland have kept five clean sheets over their last seven games. More importantly though for Bet Dynamo readers, where can we find some value in the betting markets?

Portugal currently top Group F thanks to beating Hungary 0-3 in their opening game on Tuesday last. Germany were, of course, 1-0 losers to France in a game they dominated but failed to score in. Portugal are now in the driving seat in the Group and the way the Euros are set up this time around they could even qualify for the next round should they lose their next two matches. A win though would see them through to the next round with a game to spare. Germany obviously need to go for it here and they’re going to have to be sharper against a Portuguese side who have one of the best defences in world football. Let’s take a deep dive into the stats concerning both teams and see if we can find some value in the markets.

Despite having home advantage in Budapest, Hungary were 0-3 losers to Portugal in their Group F opener on Tuesday last. They put in a good shift and it took Portugal until the 84th minute to score their opening goal. Hungary pretty much collapsed after that and conceded a further two goals before the final whistle. France beat Germany 1-0 in their opening match in Munich and are huge favourites to win here. They were the better side in the first half of the match but Germany put in a good fight in the second half and were unlucky not to get something out of the game. It must be said though that France had the ball in the net two more times in the second half thanks to two blistering counter attacks but both were ruled offside. Let’s dig into the stats for both teams here and see if we can find some value in the betting markets.

After their 0-2 win over Scotland at Glasgow’s Hampden Park, Czech Republic return there on Friday evening to face Croatia. The Croats were beaten 1-0 by England on Sunday and really need to get something positive here. It was a dire match between the sides, England had only two shots on target while Croatia only registered one. Croatia though were the better team in the closing stages as they searched for an equalising goal but England’s defence stood firm. The Czechs weren’t the best side against Scotland but they were clinical when their chances came. Let’s get into the stats here and look for some value in the betting markets.

France and Germany open their Group F accounts for this summer’s Euros on Tuesday night and what a game it could be. Group F has quite obviously been labelled as the ‘group of death’ but the way this edition of the Euros is working we should see three teams qualifying for the next round. The vast majority of people are giving Hungary a snowball’s proverbial here but one good result could potentially see them getting through at the expense of one of France, Germany or Portugal.

Although France were drawn as the home side here we should mention that this match will be taking place at Bayern Munich’s Allianz Arena so really it’s the Germans who will have home advantage here. We’re really looking forward to this one, let’s find some value in the betting markets.

Poland and Slovakia get their Euro campaigns underway in Group E on Monday evening in St Petersburg. Spain and Sweden will meet later in the day in Seville. Of course, this is a derby match between the sides who share a border and while Poland are a good bit higher up the FIFA rankings Slovakia will be fired up to try and get one over their larger central European neighbour here. Let’s go through the stats and form to find some possible value in the markets.

England kick off their first Euro 2021 Group D match on Sunday afternoon against Croatia at their home stadium, Wembley. The home side are favourites here and there’s little value to be had in their price and indeed, the odds have actually shortened since opening. The odds for an England win opened at around 1.72, they’re as low as 1.61 with some bookies now. Croatia cannot be dismissed though, this side they reached the final at the 2018 World Cup and have been dubbed ‘Croatia’s Second Golden Generation’ There’s plenty to chew on here, let’s have a look for some value in the betting markets.

Morecambe and Newport County head to Wembley on Monday for their League Two Promotion Playoff. Morecambe were 3-2 winners over Tranmere over their semifinal games while Newport were 5-4 winners in their matches against Forest Green. Both teams finished the season in pretty good form and will be raring to go here for the opportunity to play in League One next season. Let’s see if there’s any value in the betting markets.

Blackpool and Lincoln City head to Wembley on Sunday for their League One Playoff Final for the chance of promotion to the Championship. Blackpool beat Oxford 6-3 on aggregate in their semifinal while Lincoln were 3-2 winners over Sunderland in their semifinal. There was very little between the sides over the League One season, Blackpool won 23 of their 46 matches, drawing 11 and losing 12 while Lincoln won 22, drawing 11 and losing 13. It’s going to be a fascinating watch, let’s see if we can squeeze some value out of the betting markets here.