Odds On: Euro 2020 - Hungary vs France, Portugal vs Germany, Spain vs Poland - a podcast by Oddspedia

This is an audio version of our YouTube video. Euro 2020 betting tips, picks and predictions from Oddspedia on Group E & D’s Matchday 2 fixtures: Hungary vs France, Portugal vs Germany & Spain vs Poland.

We're going to be bringing you our best betting tips and predictions for one Group E game and the two Group F games on Matchday 2 at Euro 2020. We’ll start in Group E. We’re fond of Group E. Some say we’ve got Groupie Love. Anyway…

It's Spain vs Poland; and the Spaniards really do need to put their shooting boots on after their attacking duo of Alvaro Morata and Gerard Moreno both fluffed their lines in their competition opener against Sweden in a 0-0 draw.

Juve striker Morata missed a sitter from the edge of the box in the first half and was withdrawn around the hour mark, only to be replaced by Villarreal hotshot Moreno. However, the Europa League winner also missed his header from inside the 6-yard box that would have won them the match. But he didn’t. 

La Roja take on Poland, a side that consistently fail to impress on the international stage. In fact, despite them having the world's greatest striker - Robert Lewandowski - playing up front for them, their history at major tournaments of scoring goals looks more like a binary code than anything to write home about. Both sides will be desperate to secure all three points in this one.

Let’s take a look at Group F now and we'll start with Hungary against France. The Hungarians were competitive, solid and disciplined defensively in their clash with Portugal in the Group F opener. They managed to keep Portugal at bay until around the 70th minutes, however once the first goal went in, the floodgates opened and they went to went on to lose 3-0. Despite this, many will have been impressed with their resolute and solid display in the Euro 2020 opener.

France on the other hand, did well to finally put away Germany. They huffed and they puffed but finally they found a breakthrough. They even had two goals (fairly) ruled out for offside. N’Golo Kante and Paul Pogba were superb as midfield pivot. Much more of that, please and thank you. 

Finally let's take a look at Germany vs Portugal, this has all the ingredients for an absolute classic between two heavyweights on the European stage. As mentioned, Portugal won and Germany lost in their opening clashes. The bookies still expect Germany to do well at the tournament, presumably because they expect Joachim Low’s side to earn 3 points against Hungary next time out and therefore qualify as one of the best 3rd place finishes. It might not be that easy!

Our resident host Eduardo Siles is back to preview all the best action across Euro 2020. For our Group  E & Group F preview, he’s joined by German football and betting expert Radek Vegas.

All our  experts are here to preview, discuss, analyse and dissect every fixture of the European Championships in 2021. They’re also on hand to provide betting tips, odds, picks and predictions.

For all the latest Euro 2020 (in 2021) info, news and betting tips, head to http://oddspedia.com/football where you’ll find everything you need to secure your best bet.

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00:00 Introduction

01:20 Hungary vs France betting tips and predictions

06:45 Portugal vs Germany betting tips and predictions

16:00 Spain vs Poland betting tips and predictions

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