Odds To Win World Cup 2022: Who are the favourites?

• Who Are Favourites To Win World Cup 2022?
• Women's World Cup Odds
• Favourites To Reach The Final
• How Far Will England Go?
• What Are Wales’ Chances?
• Top scorers
• Winning Continent Odds
• Opening Game Odds
• Midnite’s World Cup Welcome Bonus

With domestic schedules winding down across the globe, the eyes of the footballing world are turning towards Qatar ahead of the start of World Cup 2022.

Thirty two teams will kick off the first ever winter tournament but who are the favourites? What are each team’s odds to win World Cup 2022?

Here’s a breakdown of World Cup outright odds, including winner, stage of elimination, winning continent, more betting odds and World Cup betting offers.

Odds are correct at time of publishing and subject to change.

Who Are Favourites To Win World Cup 2022?

No team has won more World Cups than Brazil and the five-time winners are favourites to win the Qatar World Cup at 4/1, ahead of arch rivals and second- favourites Argentina, who are 11/2. Holders France, who won their second World Cup in 2018, are third favourites at 13/2, while Spain are 8/1.

England, looking for their first World Cup since 1966, are priced at 19/2, while four-times winners Germany are 10/1. Wales, meanwhile, who reached the World Cup for the first time since 1958, are among the outsiders at 200/1.

Odds to Win World Cup 2022:

• Brazil - 4/1
• Argentina - 11/2
• France - 13/2
• Spain - 8/1
• England - 19/2
• Germany - 10/1
• Netherlands - 12/1
• Portugal - 14/1
• Belgium - 16/1
• Denmark - 28/1
• Uruguay - 51/1
• Croatia - 51/1
• Senegal - 80/1
• Serbia - 80/1
• Switzerland 100/1
• USA - 150/1
• Mexico - 152/1
• Poland - 152/1
• Canada - 200/1
• Wales - 200/1
• Ecuador - 200/1
• Morocco - 200/1
• Cameroon - 252/1
• Ghana - 252/1
• Japan - 252/1
• South Korea - 252/1
• Qatar - 252/1
• Australia - 352/1
• Tunisia - 500/1
• Iran - 505/1
• Costa Rica - 505/1
• Saudi Arabia - 505/1

Women's World Cup Odds

Not to be confused with the 2023 event, where you can find the Women's World Cup Odds.

Favourites To Reach The Final

When looking at the odds to reach the final, semi-final and quarter-final, a similar pattern emerges but it is one that’s different to the odds to lift the trophy. Again, Brazil are favourites, but in each of these markets, France are second-favourites ahead of Argentina, with England third and Spain fourth. This is because of the draw and the likely route for each team to each stage of the World Cup.

Odds To Reach Final

• Brazil - 5/2
• France - 11/4
• Argentina - 7/2
• England - 4/1
• Spain - 4/1
• Germany - 9/2
• Portugal - 5/1
• Netherlands - 11/2

Odds To Reach Semi-Final

• Brazil - 11/10
• France - 81/50
• England - 7/4
• Argentina - 7/4
• Spain - 2/1
• Germany - 9/4
• Portugal - 5/2
• Netherlands - 5/2

Odds To Reach Quarter-Final

• Brazil - 11/25
• France - 1/2
• England - 1/2
• Spain - 33/50
• Netherlands - 18/25
• Argentina - 18/25
• Germany - 83/100
• Belgium - 9/10

How Far Will England Go?

England reached the semi-final of World Cup 2018 before reaching the final of Euro 2020 (played in 2021). But how far will Gareth Southgate’s team go in Qatar?

The Three Lions seemingly have a favourable group draw, with Iran, USA and Wales to play and are 9/1 to be knocked out in the group stage. It’s 3/1 that England go out in the last 16 and 2/1 they get sent home in the quarter-finals.

England are 4/1 to get knocked out in the semi-finals and 7/1 to finish runners-up.

What Are Wales’ Chances?

Wales are 33/50 to head home from the group stage, and 2/1 to bow out in the last 16. Rob Page’s team are 41/5 to go out in the quarter-finals and 20/1 to go out in the semi-finals. The odds of Wales finishing runners-up is 60/1.

Top scorers

The old saying goes that a team is as only as good as their strikers, but it's not always the case that the World Cup Golden Boot winner comes from the winning team. In fact, it's a rarity.

Not since 2002, when Ronaldo scored eight goals to win the Golden Boot as Brazil swept to victory in Japan / South Korea, has that happened.

Winning Continent Odds

While two South American teams are favourites to win the World Cup, the Winning Continent market tells a slightly different story, with Europe as the most likely continent to produce the winner, with more perceived depth in quality, with the likes of France, Spain, England and Germany.

Winning Continent Odds:

• Europe 9/25
• South America 2/1
• Rest of the World 18/1

Opening Game Odds

England vs Iran

England v Iran comes early in the competition on the second day of the tournament, which opens with Qatar vs Ecuador.

Unsurprisingly England are strong favourites to beat Iran at 17/50, with a draw at 18/5 and an Iran win available at 19/2.

It’s 19/5 that England win 1-0, 4/1 for a 2-0 win and 31/5 that England win 3-0.

Wales vs USA

Wales are outsiders to start their World Cup campaign with a victory against USA, with Page’s team available at 48/25 and USA at 8/5. The draw is 2/1.

A 1-0 win for Wales is 29/5, while 2-0 is 23/2 and 3-0 is 27/1. Bet on Wales vs USA here.

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