Euro 2008 Betting Advice For Germany- Spain

After a tournament that lasted most of the month and has been hailed, quite rightly, as the greatest Euro tournament in the history of the competition we finally come down to the wire with two great teams looking to make history. On one hand, you've got the cool efficiency of the Germans, who were somewhat exposed during the groups stages, but we've found that as the tournament has gone further and further the Germans have upped their game when necessary.Spain are another story. In terms of form, they've hit their stride at just the right time. However, the supposed absence of David Villa could turn out to blunt Spain's impressive attack. The injection of Cesc Fabregas into the last game showed just how much depth the Spanish have on their bench. It's a tough call, as these are both skilled teams who have it in them to win the entire thing, unfortunately this is football at the highest level and there can only be one winner. I can see the Germans really trying to use the width of the field and I can see Schweinsteiger trying to put his mark on this game and he will be marauding down the right wing with Phillipe Lahm overlapping on the left side as he comes out of the German defence to either start team moves or finish them off (which we saw to deadly affect against the Turks).Torres and Fabregas will be key for Spain and I can see Cesc trying to boss the game from the center of midfield. Aragones has a mental handicap if Fabregas doesn't start the game. Recomendations: Germany to win 2-1- 19/1Germany to win in extra time- 18/1Miroslav Klose to score first- 9.8/1 with Betfair