Austria: Euro 2024's Dark Horse
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In late November, UEFA unveiled the group stage draw for the 17th edition of the European Championship, scheduled for the upcoming summer in Germany. Here are the groups: As the anticipation builds for the tournament, let's shift our focus away from the familiar teams like England, France, and Germany, and delve into a team that's flying under the radar but could make a substantial impact as a dark horse at Euro 2024: Austria. Now, you might be skeptical. How could Austria, a team with just 2 wins from 10 matches in previous European Championships, be considered a dark horse in Germany? Stranger things have happened in football history, such as Denmark winning the Euro 1992 tournament without even qualifying , or Greece claiming victory in Euro 2004 despite daunting +15000 odds (Austria currently sits at +6500 on Fanduel ). In this century alone, Turkey, Russia, Wales, and Czechia have all secured semi-final appearances. Who's to say the Austrians can't be the surpris