William Hill Promo Code for Euro 2012 Friday Matches
- By A.J. Ryder on June 15, 2012 15:12 GMT
Ukraine and Andriy Shevchenko face the chance to do something amazing today if they can get one over France – they certainly looked good enough in their opening match-up against Sweden to ensure that they have the chops to make it to the next stage. With a French side that didn't really shift into high gear once against England, and a buoyant crowd of home fans, Ukraine have a distinct chance to solidify their spot in the knock-out stages of Euro 2012.
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France go into the match as the odds-on favourites according to most major bookmakers with a listing of around 19/20 at some with a few bookmakers dropping an even money price on the French.
The odds on Ukraine to get the result would be priced at 10/3 but they would more than likely be satisfied with a draw here – putting them atop the group at 4 points. This would more or less ensure that they would be through if they could any type of points against England or if France would then fail to get a win against the Swedes.
The match isn't expected to be a high-scoring one with a 1-0 result paying out at an ultra slim 9/2 price tag.
Karim Benzema comes in as the betting favourite to open the scoring with the bookies pricing him at 9/2 to grab the first goal.
England face their bi-annual match against the Swedes and they're carrying a rather tempting price to get the victory here with the bookies floating a 13/10 price tag against Sweden's 12/5. The draw is at 11/5 so there isn't really a huge amount separating these two sides. England are, on paper, the better team and they need some type of points here in order to give Wayne Rooney something to play for next time out.
England will be up against it if they can't get a victory against Sweden here and France wind up winning. The group gets extremely interesting with draws in both matches today – virtually anybody would be able to qualify.
England look set to offer Andy Carroll the start up front for this one and it will be interesting to see if he starts alone or with Danny Welback, or even Ashley Young or Jermain Defoe, in tandem. Look for England to offer up a pacier attack here with more direct running. Defensive organization will be paramount and England simply cannot ship a shoddy goal.
Draw x England pays out 7.36 on the parlay.
