The under 21 European Championships is well underway as two teams fighting it out to progress from what on paper looks to be th easier of the two groups come face to face, with plenty for the betting world to get excited about. Football fans all over the UK are talking about this one as the three lions face Norway in their 2nd group game fo the tournament, and if the betting is anything to go by, this one should be a straight forward affair as far as the odds-makers are concerned.

The under 21 European Championship fixtures continue as two teams who know each other very well on the continents come face to face, with plenty for the betting world to get excited about. This fixture has the whole of the UK talking as the one of the favourites for the tournament Germany play the Netherlands, and if the betting is anything to go by, this promises to be a close affair, and the odds certainly reflect that. Both will be hoping to grab what could turn out to be a huge 3 points, as they look to finish above favourties Spain in the standings.

Two teams of the highest order add to what is set up to be one of the best international fixtures of the summer as title holders Spain face the young and upcoming Russians in the first game of their title defence. The betting as always whenever Spain are involved favours the Spaniards as bets fly in on them to take a morale boosting first game win, even the best predictors amongst us can't see anything other than a Spanish win, and a look at their recent performances tells you exactly why. Will they have the bragging rights come the final whistle?

The under 21 European Championships are well underway as two teams who know each other very well come face to face, with plenty for the betting world to get excited about. This fixture has the whole of the UK talking as the three lions face Italy in the holy land, and if the betting is anything to go by, this promises to be a close affair, and the odds certainly reflect that. The last time these two met in a competitive match was in 2007 with the spoils being shared in a 2-2 draw. Can new Man Utd signing Wilfried Zaha and England's young guns start the campaign with a win?