Spain becomes 'coco'

After the madness lived in the Parken in Copenhagen, Spain showed that it is going from less to more in this European Championship. After a 0-0 against Sweden and a 1-1 against Poland that set off the alarms, the Red is displaying its best football, getting the pass with a 'little hand' (5-0) to Slovakia and also reigning in chaos against Croatia (3-5) to make it to the quarterfinals.

Once the final whistle sounded, it was less than 15 minutes before the initial sounded in France-Switzerland. There, the surprise jumped. Them bleusWorld champions and favorites for victory, they crashed into a brave Switzerland who pushed until they forced penalties. There, Mbappé failed the fifth and ended the tournament for the great candidate to get the trophy. Thus, Spain will have to face the Swiss in the second knockout round. A difficult rival, but more affordable than France.

With the fall of Deschamps, from Portugal, who was not successful and went home after losing to the Czech Republic 2-0 and the improvement of Luis Enrique's (10 goals in the last two games) and the pairings What could await them, the bookmakers see Spain as the second favorite to win the Eurocup, after England.

Forecasts at the end of the group stage placed Spain as the fifth favorite with France (eliminated) Italy, England, Germany (the two faced each other today) ahead and Belgium, the Netherlands (away) and Portugal (eliminated), behind . The march of the favorite for the crossing against the Red thanks to the Swiss feat places the Selection with a quota between 4.00 and 4.33 at its top as the second favorite to win its fourth European Championship in the Wembley final. England has a quota of between 2.80 and 3 and is already the clear candidate to lift the trophy.

Behind it is Italy (4.5-5 odds), with which it would face in a theoretical semifinals if Red beat Switzerland and Azzurra beat Belgium. Those of Roberto Martínez, whose quota for being champion is eight euros, would be the other possible rival of Spain in case of passing the quarterfinals. Against the two, it is still a favorite.

How much do you pay for a 'fairy tale'?

Schmeichel was in the Leicester Premier and already believes in everything. Denmark, despite Eriksen's scare and the importance of his loss, is well valued by the bookmakers. Closing such a story with a title pays between 10 and 11 euros.

This is the most likely 'fairy tale'. That Switzerland turns the surprise into metal is paid at 26 euros, three less than the Czech Republic, which rises to 29. Then, the most unexpected. A victory for Sweden, which already tied with Spain, would go up to 51 euros per euro bet while one from Shevchenko's Ukraine would go up to 81.