Holland 0 Spain 1 AET - Goalless 90 minutes costs Paddy Power
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Posted by World Cup Staff
11 Jul 2010
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It may not have been a vintage World Cup final but it was definitely one to forget for top bookie Paddy Power.

The Irish firm had pledged to refund a massive range of losing bets if it finished 0-0, and the goalless draw in the 90 minutes triggered the costly refund of €500,000.

Looking ahead to 2014 and despite tonight’s all European World Cup final, five-time champions Brazil have been installed as the bookies favourites to win the next World Cup.

With home advantage in 2014 the Samba Kings are currently 3/1 with Paddy Power to win a record sixth FIFA World Cup Championships ahead of Argentina, at 11/2, and new world champions Spain at 13/2. England are considered 14/1 shots while Ireland are massive 125/1 outsiders.

2014 World Cup Outright Betting:

3/1      Brazil
11/2    Argentina
13/2    Spain
10/1    Germany
12/1    Holland
16/1    Italy
14/1    England
20/1    France
25/1    Portugal
40/1    Uruguay, Chile, Russia
50/1    Ivory Coast, Mexico, Paraguay, Turkey
66/1    Ghana, Cameroon, Serbia, Nigeria, United States, Sweden
80/1    Egypt, Algeria
100/1  Australia, Denmark, Slovakia, Switzerland
125/1  Ireland, Greece
150/1  South Korea, Japan
200/1  Slovenia, Scotland
250/1  South Africa
500/1  New Zealand, Wales, Northern Ireland


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