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Euro 2020 Hopes and Fears

June 11 marks the start of Euro 2020, a tournament originally scheduled for last year that will be held in ten European cities and in Baku. England will be playing their group games at Wembley, where up to 22,500 spectators will be able to watch the matches. Expectations of the team, however, are rather low, as the European Football Benchmark surveyed by Statista and Sportfive shows: According to this, only 28 percent of people surveyed in England believe that their own national team will win the tournament. The most unpopular result in this country would be a victory for the 'old enemy', Germany. Self-confidence is particularly high among the French, and rightly so. But that also seems to apply to the level of self-loathing within the country, as a look at the chart shows.

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This chart shows the results of a survey into the expectations and desires in relation to the Euro 2020 winner.

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Favorites to win the UEFA European Championship according to adults in Great Britain in 2024
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Share of fan expectations on how far their country will make it in the UEFA European Championships (EURO) 2020
Teams with the highest chance of winning the UEFA European Championship in 2024
Public opinion on who should be able to attend games of the UEFA European Championships 2020 in the United Kingdom (UK) as of April 2021
Interest in travelling to attend the 2020 UEFA European Football Championship in selected European countries in 2018
Probability of victory for the 24 countries participating in the 2016 UEFA European Football Championship organised in France*

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