Strong attacking sides like Spain, France, Germany, and Norway enter the expanded 48-team tournament with favorable group draws against lower-ranked opponents, fueling expectations of high goal tallies in three matches each. Norway’s dominant qualifying campaign, including Erling Haaland’s prolific output, and Spain’s projected control of possession and chance creation in Group H highlight the potential for blowouts. Counterbalancing this, many groups feature tighter competition, organized defenses, and the inherent difficulty of sustaining double-digit scoring across limited fixtures, creating a near-even trader consensus around the 52.5% implied probability for any team reaching the mark. Recent roster fitness updates and opening-matchday lineups could quickly shift momentum toward or away from heavy favorites.