Despite the absence of new world record holder Josh Kerr, it promises to be an intriguing 1500m final at the European Athletics Championships in Birmingham on Saturday night.
Great Britain's Jake Wightman is the slight favourite to add a European Championships gold to the famous World Championships title he won back in 2022.
The 32-year-old has already won European bronze and silver so will be desperate to complete the set in front of his home crowd this weekend.
2025 world champion and Portuguese record holder Isaac Nader is the second favourite for glory and will be confident he can push Whiightman close in Saturday's final.
Azeddine Habz is the only other athlete available at a single figure price as the 33-year-old aims to add gold to the silver and bronze medals he has won at the European Indoor Championships and European Cross Country Championships.
European Athletics Championships Men's 1500m Final Odds
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