Finland vs Belgium odds - Euro 2021 Group B

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If Finland vs Belgium odds are what you are searching for, look no further! You’ve come to the right place. One thing is evident - these two teams seem to be very different.

Keep reading our Finland vs Belgium odds preview and discover what to expect from this match.

Finland vs Belgium odds preview

According to Finland vs Belgium odds, do the Red Devils have what it takes to lift the trophy? Undoubtedly, Belgium is one of the biggest favourites for the upcoming competition. Of course, first, they must come through Group B, which contains Russia, Denmark and Finland.

If we take into account Finland vs Belgium betting odds they will probably stand a pretty good chance to win their opponents here. After all, for Finland, this is their first appearance at a major international tournament.

However, this doesn’t necessarily have to have a negative impact on their performance. They will be eager to make an impression, so this might work as a big motivation for them.

Also, when it comes to Finland vs Belgium odds, we mustn’t forget that Belgium as a semi-finalist at World Cup 2018 has a lot of experience to rely upon. The match is scheduled for the 21st of June, and it will be played in Saint Petersburg at the Krestovsky Stadium. The fact that the game will be played on neutral soil also reflects in Finland vs Belgium betting odds.

Latest Finland vs Belgium betting odds on Euro 2021

For more details on the latest Finland vs Belgium odds offered by the top bookmakers check out the table below:

Best odds
Finland	TBA*	TBA*	TBA*	TBA*	TBA*
Draw	TBA*	TBA*	TBA*	TBA*	TBA*
Belgium	TBA*	TBA*	TBA*	TBA*	TBA*

*Odds are correct at the time of publishing and are subject to change

Finland vs Belgium H2H

As you will be able to see from the odds on Finland vs Belgium, the majority of online sports betting operators refuse to oppose Belgium here. They clearly will be labelled as top favourites, which is entirely understandable.

After all, this is a golden generation of Belgian football. At the same time, this puts a lot of pressure on the team. However, they managed to beat England and Brazil at the World Cup, and they qualified for the European Championship with 40 goals in 10 games.

Finland’s lack of experience is not the only cause of concern. It seems that there’s still scope for improvement when it comes to this national team. Remember, in qualifying they lost to Bosnia and Herzegovina and Greece. Obviously, the Finns have some vulnerabilities that the favourites could easily exploit for their own benefits.