Football Multi Bet: $10.20 Tip for Thursday

Old foes Germany and Spain meet in the UEFA Women's Euro 2025 semi-finals on Thursday at Stadion Letzigrund in Zurich. Spain have enjoyed marvelous success in international football lately, but can they overcome the most successful team in the history of the tournament? Here are three Germany vs Spain bets Kiwi punters should consider to gain an incredible $10.20 return this week in a football multi.

Thursday July 24, 7am NZT, Stadion Letzigrund

Germany to Win

Germany were not at their best during the group stages, but they did enough to keep their 100% Euro knockout qualification record going. Many football expert tips were not optimistic for a Germany win against France, but they overcame many hurdles to book a seat in the semi-finals for the 11th time in their history. 

Recent form makes Spain favourites, but history says Germany should not be underestimated. The eight-time champions have won nine out of their previous 11 Euro semi-final matches. 

What makes Germany’s case even stronger is their unbeaten record against Spain in eight encounters, including a recent win in the bronze medal match at the 2024 Paris Olympics.

We think both established and new betting sites are seriously undervaluing Germany. The odds on offer are too tempting to resist. 

Under 3.5 Goals

Germany and Spain rarely play out goal fests. There have been only five goals in the last five editions of this fixture. Spain’s free-flowing attack met resistance in the quarter-finals, and Germany’s battle-hardened backline might frustrate them even further.

That said, both teams have shown vulnerability in defence in this tournament. Germany shipped four in the group stages against Sweden. Yet they showed remarkable discipline against France, despite missing their top two right-backs and playing much of the match a player down.

For this one, we're siding with the popular sentiment on football betting sites and backing under 3.5 total goals.

Both Teams to Score 

As we mentioned earlier, we don’t think any of these teams have a rock solid defence even though we don’t expect a high-scoring match. Spain have recorded two clean sheets in this campaign, whereas Germany have only one to their name.

It’s hard to imagine Germany keeping out Spain’s star-studded attack, led by Golden Boot contender Esther Gonzalez. Germany have not been as explosive, but they have found the back of the net in all of their Euro 2025 games.