Germany v Mexico Betting Preview – International Friendly 29th June
The Germans probably never expected to win their group heading into the last round of matches, but because Chile failed to get the better of Australia, the Germans were able to clinch top spot. So they get the bonus of avoiding Portugal and instead take on Mexico in the semi finals of the Confederations Cup 2017. Mexico will have sen Germany’s defensive frailties and will be confident themselves though, through their pace at attacking die Mannschaft.
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Germany v Mexico Betting Tips
Group B winners Germany will be happy enough with their progress in the tournament as they hit the semi finals. The Germans took wins over Australia and Cameroon in the group, while they played out a draw with Chile. That was enough for the top spot, but had Chile beaten Australia by a big enough margin in the final round of matches, Germany would have ended up in second place. So a bit of fortune has come their way perhaps, so will they be able to take advantage of that? Germany netted seven goals in their three group games, but have conceded four and over 2.5 goals at bet365 is a price of 4/5. Germany’s young, the inexperienced side should play its part in a good open game.
Germany are lacking a bit of quality and strength at the back and both teams to score at bet365 is a quote of 7/10. In the anytime goalscorer market, Lars Stindl is a 7/4 option for the Germans with Timo Werner and Sandro Wagner both at 13/8. Stindl and Werner both have two goals each for the tournament. These two nations have met twice before, the most recent was a 2005 Confederations Cup match up which Germany won 4-3 and that followed up a 1998 World Cup victory for the Germans over the Central Americans. In the bet365 correct score market, the 1-1 draw is the shortest price option at 5/1.
Mexico have pace and quality about them as well as some resilience. They have shipped the opening goal in each of their group stage games, but fortunately, they had the firepower and the tenacity to bounce back in each of them and they have netted exactly two goals in each of their games. A Mexico 2-1 correct score may have appeal at 11/1 with bet365. In the anytime goalscorer market, Oribe Peralta and Raul Jimenez are both at 11/5 and they are waiting on Javier Hernandez with his fitness. On top of that, they are struggling with some injuries across the back line which may be of concern for them, but at the end of the day, they work hard for each other and they are quick, they are enterprising and are unbeaten in 11 competitive games now.
Germany v Mexico Betting Odds
Germany 11/10, Draw 12/5, Mexico 13/5
Germany v Mexico Predictions
Mexico to win: Germany’s back line hasn’t been great and their young side can fall to Mexico in this semi final clash. Mexico are on a long stretch of unbeaten form and the pace and energy at which Mexico play with, they can cause the Germans problems. Both teams to score, Mexico to win.
