Strong Germany influence and value in William Hill Euro 2012 odds

William Hill Euro 2012 odds have a great offering of 3/1 on Germany picking up the trophy at this year’s event. Joachim Low’s men are back from outright favourites Spain in the betting pecking order, but there is still a lot of interest and money going down on them. Germany genuinely look to be the most powerfully attacking side at the 2012 European Championship finals and after coming close in Euro 2008 and at the 2010 World Cup, can they fulfil their immense potential and put an end to the golden era of Spanish football? Well, if you think so, then William Hill Euro 2012 odds in backing Germany come at a pretty good price and are worth snapping up. Germany does start in that tough Group of Death alongside the Netherlands, Portugal and Denmark, but if Low’s men do come through that challenge unscathed, then it is hard to see who else is going to stop them in the knock-out stages.

As well as the outright winner market, Germany are topping the list for the Golden Boot in Euro 2012 odds at William Hill. The bookie is presenting Bayern Munich’s Mario Gomez as the favourite to finish the tournament as top scorer. Although he missed big chances in the Champions League final, Gomez is a prolific finisher, and the thing about his position at Euro 2012, is that the style of Germany will present him with a wealth of chances, and so he is line to make a big impact. Gomez is trading at 8/1 with William Hill ahead of the big kick off on June 8^th in Poland and Indiaraine 2012. The experience of Miroslav Klose is also worth considering, as he has proven time and time again that he is the go-to man in tournaments and could play a big supplemental role to Gomez.

Just to show how strong Germany are, Gomez, Mesut Ozil and Bastian Schwinestieger are all among the top options for Euro 2012 Player of the Tournament in William Hill odds. Along with match betting, and the ever popular outright winner and top goalscorer markets, William Hill have a tremendous amount of coverage going on for Euro 2012 in their alternative outright markets. You can take valuable options such as Number Of Penalty Shoot-Outs, Team to Concede Fewest Goals, Tournament Total, First Time Winner and of course some individual team specials, like the stage of Elimination (group stage at 13/8) or the total goals scored by Roy Hodgson’s men (under 5 at 11/10). So there is great variety in your Euro 2012 odds at William Hill and it is worth checking out and looking through the sub-markets