The final round of group games at Euro 2024 and gets started with Group A action on Sunday, June 23. We have a couple of huge matchups with Scotland taking on Hungary at 3:00 pm ET on FS1. A win for Scotland could see them progress to the next round, while Hungary need a victory to keep their hopes of reaching the Last 16 alive. Also at 3:00 pm ET, we have Switzerland vs Germany live on FOX with the winner of that matc hup finishing top of Group A. We have expert soccer predictions for EVERY Euro 2024 and Copa America game throughout both tournaments, but for now, let’s dive into our Euro 2024 best bets for Saturday, June 22.
Scotland vs Hungary best bet: Scotland ML (+155)
After the scale of their thumping in the opening game, Scotland should be pleased with their position heading into the final game of Group A. They bounced back with a tie against Switzerland, with both teams figuring they had what they needed from that game by half-time. The Scots know that a win on the final day all but secures their place in the next round, even with a poor goal difference. Hungary have the same goal difference but they have zero points to show for their first 2 games. The Hungarians have to win well to stand any chance of progressing, which could play into Scotland's hands.
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Switzerland vs Germany best bet: Germany over 1.5 team goals (-145)
Germany and Switzerland will battle it out for top spot in Group A at Frankfurt's Waldstadion on Sunday afternoon. Given the way the tournament hosts have been playing, it's hard to see anything but another Germany win at the moment, and Julian Nagelsmann's men should be able to flex their offensive muscles against Switzerland. They scored with ease against Scotland in their 5-1 success and could have found the net a couple more times when beating Hungary 2-0. As for Switzerland, they were perhaps flattered by their 3-1 win over Hungary and could have been in trouble if those opponents took their chances. Expect Germany to find the net at least twice as they look to build solid momentum ahead of the knockout stages.