France entered the tournament as the top favourite in the futures odds. After a 5‑0 run and a 14‑2 goal differential, the Les Bleus remain the most popular team, with Kylian Mbappé and his squad drawing the bulk of public betting. forestarrow.help
Caesars Sports vice‑president Craig Mucklow said France is the “head‑and‑shoulders” favourite, noting that the team’s two knockout‑stage shutouts were among the most heavily wagered games. The quarterfinals begin Thursday at 4 p.m. ET with France facing their next opponent.
