GERMANY VS SPAIN 2ND HALF BETTING PREDICTIONS FOR THE WORLD CUP SEMI FINAL

It was a really intriguing opening 45 minutes in the World Cup's second semi-final and you get the feeling that both sides are still just trying to feel each other out a bit here. You would have to say that Spain controlled things a bit more but Germany really started to come into their own towards the end of the half. Both sides look dangerous and I expect a blockbuster second half. 

I believe the announcer calling the match I was watching compared the fixture an impending thunderstorm when you know something is brewing- it's all just a matter of when. 
Getting the ball wide has shown some dividends and both teams are actively trying to stretch the other sides. 
Live betting specialist Bet365 has priced Spain's odds to win the match at a 2.4 price. The Germans are trading at 3.25 and that's a great price on Joachim Low's side. The draw is listed at 2.87 and that price will start to plummet around the 60 minute mark. 
Outright qualification odds continue to favour Spain and they're priced at 1.66 to go through by winning the second half or taking the match by extra-time or penalties. Germany are listed at 2.2 to do the same. 
In regards to the next goal, Spain are listed at even money to score next at a 2.0 price while Germany are trading at 2.62. 
David Villa has not been nearly as prominent as you would have initially expected and shifting him from the left to the center could be why he's not seeing too much of the ball. 
If you're looking to bet on the first five minutes of the second half- Spain are 4.5 to win it while Germany are 6.5. A draw is short-priced at 1.36. 
David Villa is the favoured player to score next in the Germany vs Spain fixture and you'll find him priced at 5.0. Miroslav Klose is trading at 8.5 while Lukas Podolski and Rodriguez Pedro are both available at 10.0. 
Andres Iniesta's odds to score are a massive 17.0 alongside Mesut Ozil. Xavi is at 19.0 with Bastian Schweinsteiger's odds at 21.0. Sergio Ramos is at 23.0 while Piotr Trochowski is priced the same. You'll find Xabi Alonso also listed at 23.0. Sami Khedira is at 26.0 with Gerard Pique and Capdevila at 29.0. 
Sergio Busquets is at 34.0 with Per Mertesacker at 41.0 alongside Philip Lahm. Arne Friedrich is at 51.0 with Jerome Boateng and Carles Puyol.