Spain vs Germany Best Betting Picks for Euro 2024 Quarterfinal

Spain vs Germany Match Information

• Match: Spain (4-0-0) vs Germany (3-1-0)
• Location: MHP Arena, Stuttgart, Germany
• Day/Time: Friday, July 5, Noon ET
• Spain vs Germany Live Stream: Fubo.tv

Spain vs Germany Odds and Spreads

Spain came from behind to crush Georgia 4-1 in the last 16, but they will have a much bigger fish to fry against the tournament hosts. Leipzig star Dani Olmo is pushing for a start for Spain after sealing the victory against Khvicha Kvaratskhelia and Co, while there are no fresh injury worries in Luis de la Fuente’s team.

The Germans, on the other hand, were more than fortunate to beat Denmark in the last 16, with 1-inch VAR decision helping them set up a meeting with Spain.

The good news for Julian Nagelsmann’s troops is that Bayer Leverkusen center-back Jonathan Tah is back from suspension.

These two sides have racked up the most expected goals at the tournament, with Spain notching 8.5 and Germany 8.4, so it seems likely the goals will flow in Stuttgart.

Spain enter this clash as slight favorites at a +165 betting line. You can watch the game on FOX or stream it on FuboTV on Friday, July 5 at 12 p.m. ET.

Spain vs Germany Betting Trends

• Both teams have scored in three of the last four meetings between this pair.
• Spain (8.5) and Germany (8.4) top the expected goals chart at Euro 2024.
• La Roja had 13 shots on target against Georgia, while Die Mannschaft managed nine in their round-of-16 clash with Denmark.
• Spain are unbeaten in their past four games against Germany, including a 6-0 thrashing in the 2020/21 UEFA Nations League group stage.
• The other three games have all been draws, with the last meeting being in the group stage of the 2022 World Cup.
• Spain have won all four games at the Euro.

Expect Goals in Spain vs Germany

Spain extended their perfect record at Euro 2024 with a comfortable 4-1 round-of-16 victory over Georgia on Sunday, and their dominant performance continued their run as the standout side in Germany.

Luis de la Fuente’s men racked up 36 shots against the Crusaders, 13 of which hit the target, and notched an impressive 3.29 expected goals in Koln. Spain has yet to concede a goal scored by an opposition player. Georgia’s sole strike came via La Roja defender Robin Le Normand’s inadvertent finish past his own goalkeeper.

Their reward for their rout is a clash with the hosts, who reached the quarters by beating Denmark 2-0 on Saturday night, in what is shaping up to be the tie of the round.

La Roja have been the best team at the tournament, but Germany have the advantage of the home crowd. That extra noise could prove pivotal for Nagelsmann’s side as they go toe-to-toe with De La Fuente’s men so we expect them to find the back of the net.

Spain could dominate and win this clash in regular time, so if you’re looking for a great online betting value, you should combine Spain’s moneyline with both teams to score at +400.

Prop Bets: Yamal, Williams to Shine for Spain

A significant factor in Spain’s impressive performances has been their threat from wide positions. The emergence of 16-year-old sensation Lamine Yamal and 21-year-old Nico Williams have provided Spain with the kind of one-versus-one threats out wide that they have lacked in recent years.

Both players have been excellent in the tournament, bringing a new dimension to Spain’s play. Yamal, with his creativity and skills, and Williams, with his pace and directness, have been pivotal in stretching opposition defenses and creating goal opportunities.

If you’re betting online and looking for a great soccer player prop, back Yamal to contribute on the scoresheet at +325.

Odds and information are accurate at the time of writing. Please check with official sources for the latest updates before placing any bets.

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