Spain W vs Germany W Prediction & Betting Tips (9 August)

Last year, Spain won its first world title in Australia and is still aiming high for this tournament. The Spaniards qualified for the quarter-finals after winning three straight in the group stage, finishing on top. They beat Japan 2-1, Nigeria 1-0 and Brazil 2-0 in a hotly contested group. Then, they barely defeated Colombia in extra time 3-2, which allowed them to reach the semi-final, which they lost to everyone's surprise against Brazil 4-2. Another great nation in women's football, the Germans are keen to erase the disappointment of their elimination in the first round of the last World Cup.

They started this tournament well by winning 3-0 against Australia, but then suffered a heavy 4-1 defeat against the United States at the Stade Vélodrome. However, they were able to pull themselves together by winning their last match against Zambia with a score of 4-1. In the quarter-final against Canada, they narrowly qualified on penalties after a goalless draw. However, they failed at the gates of the final against the Americans in overtime 1-0. 

This small final was reached thanks to players like Hermoso (Tigres, 119 caps, 56 goals) and Lucia Garcia (Monterrey, 50 caps, 11 goals) who play in Mexico. The heart of the game rests on Barcelona's Putellas (120 caps, 30 goals), Bonmati (65 caps, 26 goals) and Guijarro (56 caps, 11 goals). Up front, Parralluelo (FC Barcelona, ​​28 caps, 14 goals) stood out against Brazil despite the defeat by scoring a double, while Caldentey (Arsenal, 75 caps, 27 goals) also proved formidable. The emblematic captain Alexandra Popp was absent from the match against the United States, and her participation in this meeting remains uncertain.

However, several key players from the German championship will be present, starting with Lea Schüller (Bayern Munich, 43 goals in 63 caps), who shines as her team's top scorer with three goals scored in the three group matches. You will also have to watch Buhl (Bayern Munich) and Senss (Bayer Leverkusen), both of whom scored during the offensive demonstration against Zambia.