Group A: The Group of Assassins
360 Sports 18 is clearly excited about the Euros as he breaks down his predictions for Group A. He refers to these group of countries—Germany, Switzerland, Scotland, and Hungary—as the "Group of Assassins." Although 360 Sports 18 says that this group is a minefield, Germany is the favorite. Scotland plays with a strategy that could trip up bigger teams even though they lack elite quality. Comparing Scotland's potential upset to Wales' unexpected success in previous championships, he makes his point. Switzerland, who is sometimes disregarded, always puts in strong performances, while Hungary, who won their qualifying group, adds a wild card to the dynamics of the group.
Group B: The Battle of Giants
360 Sports 18 predicts Croatia will win Group B and finish first. He draws attention to their enduring success throughout the years as well as the fact that this is probably Luka Modric's final significant international competition. Italy is predicted to finish in second place because of their inconsistent performance, which includes missing World Cups while winning the Euros. Although talented, Spain is viewed as unimpressive and is ranked third; Albania, while commended for qualifying, is predicted to place last.
Group C: England’s Dominance
Group C believes that England is the main power. As the second-best squad in the tournament, 360 Sports 18 predicts they will comfortably win the group. Serbia, he says, will come in second because of their recent form and hardness. Despite having a good qualifying campaign, Denmark is expected to finish third since it is believed to have peaked. Slovenia, a noteworthy participant but without much star power, is predicted to finish last.
Group D: The Best Group
360 Sports 18 thinks Poland, Austria, France, and the Netherlands are in Group D, which is the strongest group in the competition. Because of their wealth of talent and recent victories, France is considered the strongest squad and is predicted to win the group. The always-impressive Netherlands are picked to place second, followed by Austria, who should place third thanks to talents like David Alaba. Despite possessing a fantastic striker in Robert Lewandowski, Poland is thought to be the team most likely to lose out on advancement.
Group E: Belgium’s Walk in the Park
Romania, Belgium, Slovakia, and Ukraine are in Group E. This group appears less thrilling at first glance, according to 360 Sports 18, with Belgium obviously leading. He believes that Romania and Ukraine will have a close race for second place, with Romania emerging victorious because of their strong qualifying showing. Slovakia is predicted to place last because of their reputation for obstinacy.
Group F: Portugal’s Easy Path
Portugal had an easy road to the knockout stages in Group F, which also included debutants Georgia, Turkey, and the Czech Republic, according to 360 Sports 18. He believes Portugal will win handily. Turkey is predicted to place third, followed by the Czech Republic, while Georgia, despite its enthusiasm, is predicted to place last.
Overall Winner: Germany
Germany is 360 Sports 18's audacious pick to win the tournament. Even if they are in a difficult group, he is confident in their abilities and the positive support of the German people. He believes Germany will pick up steam and win the elimination rounds. While he concedes that France and England possess the greatest quality, he believes that Germany's combination of ability, guidance, and domestic backing is paramount.
Dark Horse Picks
360 Sports 18 advises those searching for a dark horse to keep an eye on Portugal and Croatia. Given the current situation of European football, when many traditional powerhouses are not at their best, both teams have the talent and experience to surprise.
Fans from all across the world are excited to see if the predictions come true as the Euros get underway. Start the games now!
