Analysts consider the French as the clear favorites of the match
On September 7, as part of the fifth round of the group round of Euro 2024 qualification, the French team will play with the national team of Ireland. According to betting experts, France is the clear favorite of the match.
France’s chances of winning are evaluated as 1×1.22. The probability of winning Ireland – 1×17. The chance that the match France – Ireland will end in a draw is 1x.6.7.
France is having a great qualifying tournament. After four matches played, the 2018 World Champions have four victories. At the same time, the team of Didier Deschamps did not miss a single ball in these fights.
Ireland is far worse. The team lost two starting matches of the selection and only in the last round managed to get their first victory by beating Gibraltar. It is worth noting that before the meeting with Gibraltar, Ireland could not win seven matches in the qualifying tournaments of the European Championships (three defeats and four draws).
France
Euro 2024. Qualification
07.09.2023
21:45
Ireland
The tricolors are unstoppable in qualifying for the European Championships. France’s unbeaten streak in the Euro qualifiers is 11 matches (10 wins and a draw), unbeaten at home – all the same 11 fights (nine wins and two draws). At the same time, France scores in the qualifying matches of the European Championships 11 matches in a row. I think he will score today. But Ireland may not be able to cope with this task.
Not surprisingly, the likelihood that “both teams to score no” bookmakers evaluate as 1×1.49. But the probability “French victory with a handicap of -1” is estimated as 1×1.95.
Source: Sportarena
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