It is going to be worth looking at some England specials for Euro 2012 betting and there are a great deal to be found in William Hill Euro 2012 odds. The popular online bookmaker are providing some fantastic, in depth market betting for the action to come from Poland and Ukraine 2012 and naturally, across the UK, there is going to be a wealth of interest in seeing how well England do. But before the tournament kicks off of course, it will be over to the punter to see what kind of valuable predictions they can take advantage of in William Hill Euro 2012 odds. There are lot of market options beyond just the outright winner and so if you are weighing up your options on England Euro 2012 odds, then it will be worth considering some England Specials to accent your match betting.
England Stage of Elimination
This is going to be a popular market for a lot of England fans, as natural optimism wants to see the national side go far. However, priced as the favourite option in this market in William Hill Euro 2012 odds is the Group Stage. So the bookie is not really expecting England to make it out of Group D, where they face France, Ukraine and Sweden. Tracking along behind that as second favourite in the England stage of Elimination, is the Quarter Final stage. Surely that is the very minimum which the Three Lions need to target for Poland and Ukraine 2012? A Quarter Final exit for England is trading at 15/8 with William Hill and so there really is not a lot of optimism about for Roy Hodgson’s men. When it comes to Euro 2012 betting, you really need realism, not optimism.
Top Goalscorer
This is for England’s top scorer, and it says a lot about the threat of the forwards that are travelling with the Three Lions when Wayne Rooney is still favourite at 6/1. The Manchester Unite star of course will miss the opening two matches, so there is every chance that he may only get one match in which to find the back of the net. But on the positive side, he should at least come back into the side hungry and fired up and England need his goals. Will he bounce back and inspire England to go deep in the tournament? Well he is favourite in William Hill Euro 2012 odds, and just a step back at 7/1 is Liverpool’s Andy Carroll who is the target man for England. However, Ashley Young, who seems to be the player most involved in England’s progress in front of goal is true value at 7/1 as well with William Hill to finish as Top Scorer. His team mate with the Red Devils Danny Welbeck also has the potential to really make a massive name for himself with his pace and finishing quality, and the youngster is in at 6/1, joint favourite with Rooney.
Group Points
This market in England Euro 2012 Specials may need just a little planning out, but could be valuable for you. England start against France, and as they haven’t beaten Les Blues in the last four attempts, you have to imagine that the Three Lions should be good enough for a draw. So that would be one point in the bag. They then have to face Sweden in their second game, which is a tough match against a physical and organised side. This is probably going to have to be a must win game to get in the driving seat for a qualification spot. So England steal this one and that is four points in total. Then they still need to deal with the Ukraine, who are the group outsiders and the Three Lions should be good for another win here, totally seven. Seven from nine? Maybe optimistic but for a price of 4/1, not a bad shout. A less optimism 4 points total is in at 3/1.
England Total Goals
So, England’s attack does seem a bit limited and not helped out by a rigid and uninspiring 4-4-2 formation under Roy Hodgson. So how many goals can England muster? They won both of their warm up matches for Euro 2012 by a 1-0 scoreline and you don’t seem them breaking the goal-bank really during the tournament. In William Hill Euro 2012 odds, going Under 5 Goals is trading at a price of 11/10, while over 6 is being offered at 9/4.
To Make The Euro 2012 Final
The ultimate in optimism for the Three Lions. William Hill are offering a price of 9/2 for England to make the final of Poland and Ukraine 2012. Well, it will only take five matches to get there. Is it totally out of the question?
