The Group With the Most Goals at Euro 2020 Odds

The joint-favourite to provide goals at the tournament in the group stages is England’s Group D at 7/2. Along with England, Croatia, the Czech Republic and Scotland make up the rest of the group and it could see the Three Lions ship plenty of goals.

The attackers England are taking into the tournament include Harry Kane, the Premier League top goalscorer, Dominic Calvert-Lewin, Phil Foden, Jack Grealish, Jadon Sancho, Marcus Rashford and Raheem Sterling who have all had a season racking up decent numbers.

England’s record against the Czech Republic has seen goals with eight scored in their two qualifying matches and with this being the last game of the group, England might have already bagged more than four goals by this point.

Scotland’s attacking assets are not as talented as England's, and they must rely on Che Adams, Lyndon Dykes, James Forrest, Ryan Fraser and Kevin Nisbet for their goals. The Czech Republic are in a similar situation to Scotland and must rely on Michal Krmenick, Matej Vydra, Patrik Schick and Tomas Pekhart for their goals, but will be hoping that Tomas Soucek will be able to replicate his West Ham United form for the national team.

Croatia, on the other hand, are the only team who possess any sort of attacking quality close to that of England. The Croatians must rely on Andrej Kramaric formally of Leicester City, Josip Brekalo, Mislav Orsic who was key in knocking Tottenham out of the Europa League, Ante Budimir, Kristijan Lovric, Ante Rebic and Bruno Petkovic. Ante Rebic will a threat to look out for due to his previous exploits at the World Cup.

When all is considered, the English could very easily net around six goals as a bare minimum across the three games, given what they offer, whilst, they could aim to ship closer to 10 themselves. Croatia, Scotland and the Czech Republic will have a tough fight in getting out the group which in itself could see plenty of goals.

The other group that goals are expected in is the 'group of death', also known as Group F. They are joint-favourite with Group D at 7/2 to see the most goals in the group stages with France, Portugal and Germany all vying for the top two positions in the group.

France has an abundance of quality in attack at their disposal this summer. Apart from the obvious players such as Kylian Mbappe and Antonie Griezmann who were both key in France’s run to winning the World Cup in 2018, they can now also call upon Karim Benzema who has had a sensational season at Real Madrid scoring 23 goals in 34 games in La Liga.

Their backups also include Wissam Ben Yedder, Ousmane Dembele, Oliver Giroud and Marcus Thuram who all can create and convert chances if the main attacking trio are not firing, which makes France the most threatening nation at Euro 2020, by some distance.

Portugal's selection in attack is also very rich. Cristiano Ronaldo will be looking to be the focal point of the Portuguese attack as they look to retain the Euros and the fact that he is coming off a year where he was the top scorer in Serie A with 29 goals. As well as Ronaldo, Portugal are able to call upon Andre Silva who bagged 28 goals for Eintracht Frankfurt in the Bundesliga, whilst Diogo Jota, Joao Felix and Rafa Silva can also be called upon if needs be. Portugal also have Bruno Fernandes who will be relishing the opportunity to add another dynamic to the nation which they missed five years ago - he bagged 18 Premier League goals in another brilliant year.

Germany is not as strong attacking wise as they have been in the past, with the majority of their goals coming from wingers. One of the most prolific players for Germany in recent years has been Serge Gnabry scoring 15 goals in 20 appearances, and he will most likely be the focal point of the attack this time around. As well as Gnabry, Germany can rely on Champions League winners Kai Havertz and Timo Werner, whilst Kevin Volland, Leroy Sane and Thomas Muller can all turn up with a goal.

Hungary, sadly for them, will likely be on the end of many of these goals and not be able to ship many of their own.