Spain vs Germany Betting Odds

The Stuttgart Arena is set to host a mouthwatering clash of European football heavyweights on Friday, as Spain and Germany lock horns in a highly-anticipated Euro 2024 quarter-final showdown. 

Both sides have been in scintillating form so far this tournament, lighting up stadiums across Germany with their free-flowing attacking football. Spain have been particularly impressive, winning all four of their matches and conceding just once. Luis de la Fuente's youthful side have captured the imagination with their brave, possession-based approach spearheaded by wonderkids Lamine Yamal and Nico Williams.

Not to be outdone, the hosts have also caught the eye on home soil. Julian Nagelsmann's Germany have plundered a tournament-leading 10 goals, with Bayern Munich star Jamal Musiala joint-top scorer on three. The 21-year-old returns to his birthplace of Stuttgart looking to inspire Die Mannschaft to the semi-finals.

This clash has all the makings of a classic, pitting Spain's slick passing game against Germany's ruthless efficiency. La Roja will look to dominate possession and create chances through the guile of Pedri and Rodri. Germany, meanwhile, will aim to hit Spain on the counter through the pace of Musiala and Leroy Sané.

Both managers have selection headaches, with an abundance of talent at their disposal. Spain are likely to keep faith with the XI that dismantled Georgia, meaning no starting berth for in-form RB Leipzig forward Dani Olmo. Germany may recall Jonathan Tah in defence, while there are calls for Niclas Füllkrug to start up front after his impact off the bench.

With a semi-final spot at stake, neither side will want to give an inch. Spain's fluid system could eventually wear down the hosts, but Germany's home advantage may prove crucial in a tight affair. One thing's for certain - football fans are in for a treat as these two giants of the game go head-to-head in Stuttgart. You can view more Spain v Germany betting odds here

Spain: Simon; Carvajal, Le Normand, Laporte, Cucurella; Pedri, Rodri, Ruiz; Yamal, Morata, Williams

This should be the final. What a match this is going to be. This is a super hard one to call, but we think it will go to penalties. Spain win.

Germany: Neuer; Kimmich, Rüdiger, Tah, Raum; Andrich, Kroos; Wirtz, Gündogan, Musiala; Havertz