HOLLAND VS BRAZIL LATEST PREDICTIONS AND WORLD CUP BETTING PREVIEW PART THREE

In regards to the goalscorer betting in the Holland vs Brazil World Cup Quarter-Final, you'll find Luis Fabiano priced as the favourite to score a goal in the match and you'll find him available at 2.2. Robin Van Persie trades alongside Robinho at a 3.0 price tag. Arjen Robbe, Grafite and Kaka can all be backed at 3.5 while Dirk Kuyt, Klaas-Jan Huntelaar and Nilmar are all sitting at 4.0. 

It's worth keeping your eyes on Wesley Sneijder at 4.5 and Rafael van der Vaart could be a factor here and he's listed at 5.0. 
Luis Fabiano is favoured at 5.0 to score the opening goal while Van Persie is listed at 7.0 to do the same. 
If you're looking to back a hat-trick goalscorer here, you can cash in some titanic odds but there are really only two or three plausible contenders for that type of thing to happen. Luis Fabiano is priced at 21.0 to score three or more while Robin Van Persie is listed at 41.0- that's the same price as Robinho. 
Should you be looking to back corners in this match, you'll find under 8 corners priced at 3.1 while 8-10 corners are priced at 2.62 and anywhere over 10 corners in the match will reward at 2.37- the favoured option. 
Holland are listed at 13.0 to come from behind and win while Brazil are listed at 10.0. 
Also, if you think this fixture will be a particularly open affair that's packed full of chances, you can back how many times the woodwork will be hit. You can get a very solid 8.5 price on the woodwork being struck 3 times or more. Nobody hitting the bar or the post pays out at 1.9 while once is 3.0 and twice pays out at a 5.5 margin. 
Personally, I think that this one is going to be exceptionally close and that Holland are definitely the value play. The gulf between 1.83 and 4.5 is fairly significant and I don't see that much between the two sides. Sure, Brazil SHOULD win the match on paper but I have a feeling that if Arjen Robben and Wesley Sneijder are given room to operate then they can definitely take this one. 
Defensive solidity will be paramount and if either side concedes a soft goal or even an own goal, then they can probably kiss this one goodbye.