The market sees Australia as the favourite: roughly 1 in 2 (53%).
Chances according to the marketCalculated from the bookmaker's odds without its cut. This is the market's view, not a prediction. The higher the percentage, the more likely the outcome.
Australia
53%
1.746↓ 1.3%
Draw
2%
50.00
England
45%
2.045↑ 1.5%
Bookmaker odds · updated
How the odds changedOdds fall when the market grows more confident in an outcome and rise when confidence drops.
Since opening, the odds on Australia have moved from 1.769 to 1.746.
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Odds
Bookmaker
Australia
Draw
England
Bookmaker's cut
Updated
Odds without the cut
1.889
54.087
2.212
0.0%
Bookmaker
1.746
50.00
2.045
8.2%
The bookmaker's cut (margin) is the share built into the odds. Odds without the cut = 1 / chance of the outcome.
FAQ
What are the odds for Australia vs England?
Current bookmaker odds: Australia — 1.746, Draw — 50.00, England — 2.045.
Who is the favourite?
According to the market, Australia's chances are 52.9%. Calculated from the odds without the bookmaker's cut.
How have the odds changed?
Since opening, the odds on Australia have moved from 1.769 to 1.746.