HOLLAND VS SPAIN PREDICTIONS AND 2010 WORLD CUP BETTING PREVIEW

It's going to be an absolutely scintellating fixture as the 2010 World Cup will conclude with an all-European clash, pitting pre-tournament favourites Spain against the high-flying Dutch side. This match is especially interesting thanks to the sheer variance in odds available with certain bookmakers. 

If you're looking for the best odds on Spain to win the 2010 World Cup outright, Bet365 is your destination. They've got Spain available at a 2.1 price tag while some other sites listed them at heavy odds-on prices like 1.73. Holland are still well-priced with a 3.75 listing and the draw can be backed at around 3.25, which is a great bet for the neutrals out there. 
I think that extra-time and penalties are a distinct possibility, especially if Spain are the ones who are controlling the match. Lower-scoring affairs will always favour the Spanish, who have really capitalized on their ability to build up patiently and score goals at crucial moments. They generally need a fair amount of chances before they convert and I'm confident that if the Dutch score first then they'll be able to dictate the game unless Spain can equalize quickly. 
Extra-time and penalties always pay out at great prices if you can get the method of victory right. Holland to win in extra-time is trading at 13.0 while Holland on penalties is at 11.0. Spain in extra-time or penalties is rewarding at an 11.0 margin. 
The over/under on goals is set at 2.5 and it favours the under, significantly. You'll find that priced at 1.5 while the over is trading at a 2.5 margin. 
If you think Spain will run away with this one, try backing them on a (-1.0) handicap at 4.0. I think that if Spain win, it will only be by a solitary goal but if Holland win it will likely be by two or more. 
You can back Holland to win by 2 goals at a 9.0 price while Spain to win by a single goal is priced at 3.6. Spain to win by 2 is priced at 5.5.
Since the first goal is expected to be so crucial, it's going to be a solid market to combine with your outright selection. I'm confident that the first team to score will win this one and Spain are at 1.72 to strike first while Holland are well-priced at 2.6. 
Personally, I think that Spain's luck might catch up with them here, even though you would have to argue that they boast a better overall lineup of players. If the Dutch can control the midfield and win the key moments then they could definitely take this one.