Euro 2024 Final Prop Bets: Picks, Best Bets for Spain vs England Championship

Sunday, July 14

3 p.m. ET

FOX

Spain Odds	+145
England Odds	+240
Draw	+175
Over / Under	2.5  +162 / -200

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A thrilling Euro 2024 reaches its conclusion on Sunday as Spain and England clash in the Euro final. The Euro 2024 final is at 3 p.m. ET on FOX Sports, live from the Olympiastadion Berlin.

So, is it coming home?

According to one of our soccer betting experts, the answer is "Yes" — and if you're looking for a full Spain vs England betting preview, we have you covered. Just head over to Spain vs England Odds, Spain – England Pick | Euro 2024 Final Preview.

But if you're looking for a few Euro 2024 final prop bets to spice up your betting card for Sunday, you're in the right place. On the latest edition of the Wondergoal podcast from the Action Network, soccer experts BJ Cunningham and Michael Leboff were joined by special guest Sam Ingram, and the three gave out some of their best bets for the Spain vs. England final.

Let's get to the Euro final Spain-England prop bets, shall we?

Euro 2024 Final Prop Bets: Picks, Best Bets for Spain vs England

Fabian Ruiz Anytime Goalscorer

Leboff: I think Fabian Ruiz is a live bet for a goalscorer here. I think everyone's going to be flocking to the 16-year-old — I don't know if you know it, but Lamine Yamal is 16 years old — but I think Ruiz has just been all over the place in this tournament.

I don't think he'll win the Player of the Tournament, but he's been awesome. He's sitting out there at +650 for an anytime goal scorer. I like that a little bit.

Phil Foden Anytime Goal Scorer · Over 1.5 Shots

Cunningham: I like Foden as an anytime goalscorer at +400. I think getting him more involved against the Netherlands actually gives him a better shot here.

I also like him over 1.5 shots at -120, as he's taking the second-most shots behind Harry Kane in this tournament. He could get subbed off in the 80th minute, but the thing about manager Gareth Southgate is he's not somebody who's going to let Foden play for only 60 minutes.

He typically subs very, very late into these matches, so you're at least probably going to get 80 minutes of Foden before someone like Cole Palmer comes on.

So, I like Foden as an anytime goalscorer and his shots prop over.

Kieran Trippier First Player to be Booked

Leboff: I think Trippier will be the guy who's going to be chasing Yamal around and just getting kicking at his ankles.

He also might not even start and only has to play 45 minutes. Obviously, this is contingent on him starting over Luke Shaw, but he'll know he doesn't have to go the full 90, so he can take some risks in terms of picking up a card or two.

I think getting him at 11-1 as the first player to be booked is a fun bet.

Same-Game Parlay: Ruiz and Foden Both to Score

Cunningham: If you're looking to play a same-game parlay. I think those two guys that Leboff and I are on for anytime goal scorers are the play.

I love the Fabian Ruiz one because he has been their main aerial threat in the box. If you remember that France match, he had a wide-open header to put them ahead right away.

If England's going to play very compact — and they're going to — Spain's going to funnel the ball out wide.

Plus, Kyle Walker is probably going to be on Nico Williams.

There will be a lot of crosses sent into the box, and right now, Álvaro Morata is not the main aerial threat. So, I like that Ruiz angle.

England to Win in Penalties · Spain to Win in Extra Time

Ingram: I'm going to split a one-unit stake straight down the middle with a half-unit on each of these bets.

If Spain and England do get to extra time, I think England is looking leggy. Declan Rice, for example, looks leggy. Kyle Walker looks the shadow of the player he has been for Man City. He looked a bit better in the semi, in all fairness, but Harry Kane up top looks like he can't run for 90 minutes. He probably won't even make extra time considering the way things are going.

So, if this game goes to extra time, I think Spain might have the edge in terms of fitness and getting results over the line.

They've won six in six. I know England is grinding out results and scoring late goals, but Spain is getting results over the line time and again, and I think they might just have enough in the tank.

Now, if it does rumble on all the way to penalties, you can get England to win on penalties at 8-1. This might be a bit of blind faith seeping into my punting, I admit, but we did see it the other night.

England looks really good on penalties, and it has a really safe pair of hands in Jordan Pickford. If he has five penalties taken against him, I'm expecting him to save one of them or come close to saving one of them.

I'm looking at England to win on penalties at 8-1 and Spain to win in extra time at 9-1. It's a bit of a lean more than anything, and obviously, small stakes. But I think this could be a really good way to get involved in this final.