UEFA Nations League Group Winners Odds 2020/21

In Group 1 of League A in the UEFA Nations League, Italy are currently top on four points after two games, followed by last years runners-up, Netherlands, who sit on three points along with Poland.

Italy have faced Bosnia and Herzegovina and Netherlands in their first two fixtures, taking three points from their away match in Holland.

The Netherlands' squad, suffered a huge shock before the opening two games of the competition, as Ronald Koeman left his managerial role for Barcelona. As a result, Dwight Lodeweges took charge of the two games with Frank de Boer now taking the role as the Dutch manager. Now, with the likes of Memphis Depay and Virgil van Dijk in their squad, odds of Netherlands topping Group A1 are currently priced at 6/5.

However, the group remains Italy’s to lose and with their advantage over the de Boer's side already, this might be the boost they need to finish top. Italy have vastly improved in recent years under Roberto Mancini and they are the favourites to win Group 1 with odds of at 1/1.

In Group 2 of League A, Belgium are leaders on six points after two games. England sit second on four points, as the Three Lions suffered a draw away to the Danish side, with a clash against the Red Devils coming up.

Belgium have been the strongest side in their group so far, scoring a total of seven goals and conceding only one in a 5-1 rout over Iceland.

However, the England squad, despite only on four points, are still a strong contender for the top spot, and it is likely the group will be decided in the two clashes between the sides. Gareth Southgate's side has seen a lot changes this Nations League, with various debutants and non-regulars coming into the side, due to injuries and rest periods for Premier League players.

With pressure mounting on Southgate due to two poor performances already, England odds of topping Group 2 are currently priced at 13/8, and this remains a tricky task in the face of second-favourites to win the tournament, Belgium.

Roberto Martinez's side are now priced at 1/2 to finish top of Group 2, and with two clashes against England to come, Romelu Lukaku, Eden Hazard, Kevin De Bruyne and co. will no doubt look to get one over on current and former colleagues.

Both France and Portugal lead the way on six points in Group 3 of League A after defeating Croatia and Sweden each.

Both nations have been excellent form in their opening games, and with four more matches to go, it will most likely come down to the results of their head-to-head fixtures. France's 2018 World Cup-winning squad has only improved since this time, with elite young players only improving their abilities.

Portugal, on the other hand, have scored six goals and have only conceded one and are currently in good stead to defend their Nations League title.

These two nations have quite a rivalry built up in recent years, as Portugal defeated France on home soil to win the 2016 European Championship. With the holders now looking like they can battle with the leading nations once more, Cristiano Ronaldo and co. are now priced at odds of 6/4.

Despite the leaders of Portugal being the reigning champions of the competition, France remain the favourites to win both Group 3 and the Nations League title itself. France’s odds of progressing to the semi-finals are now priced at 1/2.

In Group 4 of League A in the UEFA Nations League, Spain lead the way on 4 points, although, there are only three points between top and bottom in this exceptionally close group.

Luis Enrique’s side drawn with Germany in the first match with a stoppage time goal from Jose Gaya. Spain are still yet to play Switzerland, however, who remain a significantly tougher opponent than other Group 4 contenders, Ukraine.

Germany are viewed as the second strongest side in the group, however, in recent years they have underperformed. After such a disastrous World Cup in 2018, Jochim Low’s men once again never advanced out of their group in the Nations League.

However, with talents coming into the Germany team now, such as Kai Havertz, Timo Werner and Leroy Sane, the four-time world champions are coming back stronger. Currently, Germany’s odds of topping Group 4 are priced at 15/8.

Spain have are two points clear and have played the Jochim Low’s squad and, therefore, are in a better position to go through. Spain are now priced at 8/15 odds of topping Group 4.