Euro 2016 odds: Who are the favourites for the tournament...
Tuesday 13 October 2015 23:14, UK
Wales are 50/1 with Sky Bet to win Euro 2016 following a triumphant end to their qualifying campaign in Cardiff.
Chris Coleman's side had booked their ticket to France next summer prior to Tuesday night but they gave the home fans something to cheer with a 2-0 success over Andorra.
Goals from Aaron Ramsay and Gareth Bale sparked wild celebrations at the final whistle as they finished second in Group B behind Belgium.
England and Northern Ireland will also represent the Home Nations with Roy Hodgson's unbeaten side 11/1 with Sky Bet to lift the trophy and Northern Ireland on offer at 300/1.
The Republic Of Ireland are still hopeful of joining them but have to go through the play-offs and they can be backed currently at 200/1 in the outright betting.
Sky Bet's market leaders are Germany at 3/1 ahead of hosts France (7/2) with Spain and Belgium the other two teams currently listed with single-figure odds at 13/2 and 9/1 respectively.
Poland were top scorers in qualifying ahead of England and they trade at 66/1 but Holland surprisingly miss out on qualification having finished only fourth in Group A.
