Germany v Denmark Betting Preview – Women’s Euro 2017 29th July
The Danes scrapped and battle their way through their group to finish second behind the Netherlands. But they have landed themselves with the unenviable task of taking on the Germans now in the quarter finals. Germany will be pleased with the knockout stage draw with France having failed to win their group, because that means the French will be in the opposite half of the draw now, leaving Germany somewhat unchallenged for a run at the final. They aren’t likely to pass up that kind of opportunity.
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Germany v Denmark Betting Tips
The Germans look a sure fire shot to get through to the final of the tournament now with the draw having opened up for them because of France’s failure to win their group. Germany though haven’t looked as red-hot as they were expected to be and they only managed a draw with Sweden to open with and then need a penalty kick to take a 2-1 win over Italy. A comfortable 2-0 win over Russia in their final group stage match came from two converted penalties. So three of their four goals at the tournament so far have been from the spot. Top scorer for them surprisingly isn’t Anja Mittag who has yet to net in the tournament, but Babbett Peter. Germany are favourites for this though and are in at 10/11 to win to nil at bet365.
In the bet365 correct score market, Germany 2-0 result is a good 4/1 punt in this one and it should be fairly comfortable for them at the end of the day. They are looking for yet another Euro title and even though they are meeting the side who were the last to beat them in a knockout match in the Euros, the Germans have never gone out at the quarter finals stage of the Euros before. Six times in the history of the tournament they have faced Denmark and their lone defeat against the Danes happened in the 1993 third-place play off match. Overall from those six games (including qualifying), Germany are W3 D1 L2 against the Danes.
The most recent clash between the two nations was in the 2013 Algarve Cup in which a 0-0 draw was played out. Overall in 21 meetings, Germany have won 12 to Denmark’s five, with four drawers. Germany lead 44-17 in goals. Denmark battled well through their group stage to get out, but they may struggle to make a huge impression in this one and they lost their toughest game in the group stage against the Netherlands which doesn’t bode well for them in this one against a much better side. Under 2.5 goals is at 4/5 with bet365 as the Danes aren’t likely going to press the Germans back too much in this one. Denmark, who posted a W2 L1 record in the group stage to finish second behind the Netherlands have been involved in three 1-0 scoreline so far in the tournament. A Germany 1-0 correct score at bet365 is in around that 4/1 mark as well. While the Danes may have the resilience, they may not have the firepower to match Germany.
Germany v Denmark Betting Odds
German 4/9, Draw 7/2, Denmark 11/2
Germany v Denmark Predictions
Germany to win: The Germans are stacked with quality even though they have taken a little time to get going in this tournament. They have extra gears to go up through and they are likely to break what is going to be no more than just an effort of resilience from Denmark in this one.
