2022/23 UEFA Nations League Odds: Who will lift the trophy?
Can Portugal be the first side to win the Nations League for a second time or will we have a new winner in 2023?Â
France are the current Nations League holders after defeating Spain in the final back in October 2021. Goals from Karim Benzema and Kylian Mbappe saw Didier Deschamps’ side come from behind and become the first side to be World Cup and Nations League champions at the same time.
But Les Bleus are now unable to defend their crown, currently sitting bottom of Group A1 with two games left to play. So, can Spain go one step further, or will the likes of the Netherlands, Germany or even Hungary put their names on the trophy?
Here are the latest odds to win the 2022/23 Nations League.
Odds* to win the 2022/23 UEFA Nations League
| Nation | Sky Bet |
| Netherlands | 7/2 |
| Spain | 4/1 |
| Germany | 9/2 |
| Belgium | 15/2 |
| Denmark | 8/1 |
| Portugal | 8/1 |
| Italy | 10/1 |
| Croatia | 14/1 |
| Hungary | 33/1 |
| England | 250/1 |
| Czech Republic | 500/1 |
| Austria | 500/1 |
| Poland | 1000/1 |
| Switzerland | 1000/1 |
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The Nations League is split into three leagues of 16 teams (A,B & C) and one league of seven sides (D). Each of the first three leagues is split into four groups, apart from league D, which is split into two.
The four winners from Group A will advance to the knockout finals in June 2023, where the team that wins both the semi-final and the final will be crowned the winners.
The top sides in leagues B,C and D will be promoted to the league above, while the side that finishes bottom in all four leagues will be relegated.
League A
Group A1: France, Denmark, Croatia, Austria
Group A2: Spain, Portugal, Czech Republic, Switzerland
Group A3: Italy, Germany, England, Hungary
Group A4: Belgium, Netherlands, Poland, Wales
Who are the favourites to win the Nations League?
Denmark
An outside pick, Denmark are currently leading the way to qualify for the final stage from Group A1, sitting two points clear at the top.
The Danes have won three of their four games so far, beating France and Austria (twice), while only dropping points in a defeat to second-placed Croatia. After their run to the semi-finals of Euro 2020, don’t discount Denmark.
Group A1 odds
| Nation | Sky Bet |
| Croatia | 8/11 |
| Denmark | 1/1 |
| Austria | 80/1 |
| France | - |
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Spain
Last years runners-up Spain will be hoping they can go one better in this seasons Nations League and become the third different side to lift the trophy.
They find themselves in Group A2 alongside neighbours Portugal, Czech Republic and Switzerland and will be looking to put right the wrongs in 2023.
And after four matches, Luis Enrique’s side find themselves leading the group after claiming two wins and two draws.
Group A2 odds
| Nation | Sky Bet |
| Spain | 8/15 |
| Portugal | 11/8 |
| Czech Republic | 100/1 |
| Switzerland | 150/1 |
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Germany
England would have been one of the favourites in Group A3 before a ball was kicked, but Gareth Southgate’s men have been woeful, failing to score from open play after four matches, losing twice to Hungary, including their most recent 4-0 capitulation, and firing three blanks. It’s not looking good for Southgate.
Germany meanwhile have looked impressive under Hansi Flick, if a little inconsistent. They started the groups with three successive draws, but most recently thumped Italy 5-2 as they really let go of their final-third inhibitions and produced a spectacle to push them up the table to second. They will be backed to go all the way now.
Group A3 odds
| Nation | Sky Bet |
| Germany | 4/6 |
| Italy | 2/1 |
| Hungary | 9/2 |
| England | 100/1 |
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Netherlands
Netherlands put in a statement of intent in their opening Nations League game, thrashing Group A4 favourites Belgium 4-1 to take early control.
The win extended Netherlands’ unbeaten run since Louis van Gaal replaced Frank de Boer as manager post-Euro 2020 and the Oranje will fancy their chances of topping their group now, also joined by Wales and Poland.
Group A4 odds
| Nation | Sky Bet |
| Netherlands | 2/7 |
| Belgium | 5/2 |
| Poland | 250/1 |
| Wales | N/A |
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Italy
After a disastrous World Cup campaign that saw the Euro 2020 champions knocked out of qualifying by North Macedonia, the Italians can put all of their focus on winning the Nations League.
Roberto Mancini’s side will be looking to put things right and show they are more the side that won the Euro’s at Wembley and not the laughing stock they became back in March.
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