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Insight
Peru are ranked 27th in the world and will fancy their chances of emerging from Copa America Group B to make the knockout stages this summer.
Ecuador are one of the afterthoughts of the Copa America pre-tournament. They are at 40/1 odds according to leading sportsbooks to win the competition.
Colombia are one of the favourites to win the Copa America 2021. Los Cafeteros failed at the quarterfinals stage at the 2019 tournament and manager Reinaldo Reuda will aim to get the side further this time around.
Venezuela will kick off their Copa America 2021 campaign on June 13 with a very difficult matchday 1 fixture versus Brazil. The Venezuelans have had limited success in the Copa America tournament.
Brazil will fancy their chances of coming through Copa America Group B and playing for the tournament’s trophy once more.
Spearheaded by the imperious Robert Lewandowski, Poland will be quietly confident of reaching the latter stages of the knockout phase, with ex-Portugal international Paulo Sausa at the helm.
Scotland are competing at their first European Championship since 1996 and have never qualified for the knockout phase. Packed with Premier League quality, Steve Clarke’s squad could buck the trend this year.
Unfortunately, Euro 2020 won’t be blessed with Zlatan Ibrahimovic. But Sweden’s up-and-coming stars have an opportunity to make a name for themselves on the biggest stage of all.
After winning back-to-back European Championships in 2008 and 2012, Spain only managed to reach the last 16 at both Euro 2016 and the 2018 World Cup. Is the current crop of Spanish stars good enough challenge at Euro 2020?
Having won the previous European Championship, it could be argued that Portugal are stronger now than they were in 2016. Could Fernando Santos’ side defend their crown?
Slovakia reached the last 16 in their maiden European Championship five years ago. However, Spain, Sweden and Poland look set to cause the Falcons problems in Group E.
North Macedonia are competing at their very first European Championship this summer. Can the newcomers spring a surprise? Or will they fall at the first hurdle?
Led by the legendary Andriy Shevchenko, Ukraine will be aiming to qualify for the knockout stage of a European Championship for the first time in their history.
There has been confusion recently regarding the staging of the 2021 Copa America and at the time of writing Brazil are hosting the tournament.
After reaching the semi-finals at Euro 2008, Russia have bowed out at the group stage in each of their previous two European Championships. What can Cherchesov’s side achieved this time around?
Switzerland will be quietly confident of causing a stir at Euro 2020, having been drawn alongside Italy, Turkey and Wales in Group A. Reaching the knockout phase is a real possibility for the Red Crosses.
Wales stunned everyone by reaching the semi-finals at Euro 2016. Can Gareth Bale and co. emulate their past heroics this time around?
Turkey only lost one of their ten qualifiers en route to finishing just two points behind France in Group H. Can Seno Gunes’ men carry their qualifying form into the tournament?
Following a questionable draw with Scotland in the lead-up to the tournament, question marks have been raised over Netherlands’s credentials. Can they prove the doubters wrong at Euro 2020?
Italy won all ten of their qualifying games, scoring 34 goals while conceding just four along the way. Have they got what it takes to win their first European Championship since 1968?
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