5 Euro 2020 Tips According to Betting Hub for Tuesday & Wednesday

On Tuesday night, France take on Germany at the Allianz Arena in Munich in what is the first heavyweight clash of the tournament as this is a battle of the last two World Cup winners.

Over the course of the season, these two sides average over 3.4 goals per game combined, with over 2.5 goals being scored in 60% of each sides’ matches.

The Over 2.5 Goals market has landed in France’s last two matches, having beaten both Wales and Bulgaria 3-0 in their final two warm-up games, with Olivier Giroud (2) and Antoine Griezmann scoring against the latter mentioned opponent.

Germany have had a mixed bag of results, as they have beaten the likes of Iceland and Latvia 3-0 and 7-1, but also drawn 1-1 with Denmark and even suffered a shock 2-1 loss to North Macedonia in late March, putting more doubts over their capabilities to win the tournament, having been on the receiving end of a humiliating 6-0 defeat to Spain last November.

The last time these two sides met was all the way back in October 2018, where a Griezmann brace helped France to a 2-1 win, despite falling behind to a 14th minute penalty from Real Madrid’s Toni Kroos.

Hungary come into Group F as the favourites to finish bottom of the group standings and face the holders of the European Championships in Portugal who won the tournament in France five years ago.

According to the Betting Hub App, over 2.5 goals have been scored in 60% of each teams’ last five matches, with each side managing to be involved in three games with over 2.5 goals in them.

Hungary managed to beat Andorra and San Marino 4-1 and 3-0 in World Cup qualifying back in March whilst drawing 3-3 with Poland, despite taking the lead in the latter game three times through Roland Sallai, Adam Szalai and Willi Orbán, before goals by Krzysztof Piątek, Kamil Jóźwiak and Robert Lewandowski condemned the Magyars to a draw.

Three of Portugal’s last four matches have seen over 2.5 goals being scored in them, as they controversially drew 2-2 with Serbia where Cristiano Ronaldo’s stoppage-time effort was adjudged not to have gone over the goal line, with replays showing overwise, whilst they also beat Luxembourg 3-1 in March, as well as beating Israel 4-0 last week, where Ronaldo, Bruno Fernandes (2) and Joao Cancelo all got on the scoresheet.

Russia take on Finland in matchday two of Group B, in a game that could see Finland guarantee themselves a place in the Round of 16.

This game is expected to be a relatively low scoring one, as according to the Betting Hub the chances of over 2.5 goals lie at 40%.

All of Finland’s last four matches have had less than two goals in them, with them winning just one of them last time out against Denmark in the opening game of Group B, as Joel Pohjanpalo scored with the Finns only effort on goal in the entire match. Other results include 1-0 and 2-0 losses against Estonia and Sweden, as well as a 1-1 draw with Ukraine.

Meanwhile, Russia will need to bounce back from their 3-0 loss at the hands of Belgium or face up to the distinct possibility of them being knocked out of the tournament as a whole, prior to this match, Russia had won two of their last four matches by the score range of 1-0, 2-0 or 2-1 against both Slovenia and Bulgaria, with Aleksandr Sobolev scoring the only of the game in the latter match.

Group A leaders Italy take on Switzerland, with Roberto Mancini’s side looking to confirm their place in the Round of 16 with a win against the Swiss.

The Betting Hub App has calculated that there is just a 30% chance of both teams scoring in this match, as Italy haven’t conceded a goal in their last five matches, beating both Bulgaria and Lithuania 2-0, as well as 7-0 and 4-0 hammerings of San Marino and the Czech Republic before their dominant 3-0 victory over Turkey on matchday one, where an own goal by Merih Demiral set the Italians on there way, with strikes by Ciro Immobile and Lorenzo Insigne.

In Switzerland’s opening match of Group A, they could only labour to a 1-1 draw with Wales despite dominating for large periods of the match, as Kieffer Moore 74th minute equaliser condemned them to a 1-1 draw despite taking the lead in the 49th minute through Breel Embolo. Their lack of chance creation and conversion is something that they have nearly been caught out with of late, as they scraped a 1-0 victory against Lithuania in late March in World Cup qualifying.

The other fixture in Group A sees Turkey face Wales at the Baku Olympic Stadium in Azerbaijan, in a game that is likely to be a winner takes all match. A victory for Turkey would put them in with a very good chance of qualification, whilst Wales will most likely have to win, or face up to Italy on matchday three with their fate very much in the balance.

Despite losing their opening match against Italy, Turkey will come into this match as slight favourites, boasting Ligue 1 winning trio Zeki Celik, Yussuf Yazici and Burak Yilmaz, as well as the likes of Hakan Calhanoglu and Caglar Soyuncu, as they have a more well-rounded squad than Wales on paper.

Before their defeat against Italy, the Turks had won three of their last four matches, beating Moldova 2-0, Azerbaijan 2-1 and Norway 3-0, whilst Wales have won just one of their last four games, following their 1-1 draw with Switzerland on matchday one, with that victory coming against the Czech Republic in late March.

According to the Betting Hub App, on the basis of this season there is a 36.6% chance of there being over 2.5 goals, hence why Turkey to win via the suggested Score Group is priced at 2/1 to happen.