UEFA Women’s 2025 Euros - Germany vs Spain Betting Predictions: Battle of the Champs

Germany and Spain will take each other on to book their place in the 2025 Women’s European Championships final on Thursday (06:00 AEST) at Stadion Letzigrund, Zurich, Switzerland.

Germany are the most successful side in European Championships history, having won the tournament no fewer than eight times. Spain have entered their golden era of women’s football, and are looking to add to their FIFA Women’s World Cup.

Could we be in store for a fascinating encounter after their quarter-final showings? Or, will it all be one-way traffic as some expect?

Germany vs Spain Betting Preview

Germany needed some help to get past France in their quarter-final stage, with penalties required to separate them. They managed to recover 10 minutes after conceding an early penalty in the game and seeing Kathrin Hendrich sent off within the first 15 minutes, with Sjoeke Nusken netting.

The penalty shootout was eventful, with both teams being efficient from the spot. They would win 6-5 in the end, with goalkeeper Ann-Katrin Berger being the star they needed, as Nusken stepped up and scored the winner.

It has been a disappointing tournament by their standards, finishing second in their group with the following results:

2-0 vs Poland (Brand, Schuller)

2-1 vs Denmark (Nusken, Schuller)

1-4 vs Sweden (Brand)

Spain continued their tournament with another routine victory, defeating hosts Switzerland 2-0. Goals came from Athenea and Claudia Pina, as they dominated the game. They had 23 shots on goal compared to Switzerland’s four, controlling 73% of the ball throughout the game. It added to the previous results of:

5-0 vs Portugal (González 2, Lopez, Putellas, Martin-Prieto)

6-2 vs Belgium (Putellas 2, Paredes, González, Caldentey, Pina)

3-1 vs Italy (Del Castillo, Guijarro, González)

Germany vs Spain Betting Predictions

In the H2H record, Spain have never beaten Germany in the seven meetings that have taken place in the past. Germany have four victories, with three draws. The last match was a 1-0 victory in the Olympics (2024).

However, the latest Germany vs Spain betting odds have Spain the heavy favourites to get their first-ever win over the rivals. Given how close the teams have been in recent meetings, the ‘Method Of Victory’ market looks good value when selecting ‘Spain in ET’.

With Nusken now banned for the game (second yellow), it could be a huge loss for Germany. Although not known for her goalscoring ability as a defensive player, she has been one of her nation’s main sources of goals. While Lea Schuller and Jule Brand have both scored two each, without Nusken, there is every chance that they won’t score. The ‘No’ in the ‘Germany to Score’ might be worth a look.