NETHERLANDS VS SPAIN PREDICTIONS AND 2010 WORLD CUP FINAL LATEST ODDS PART TWO

If you think the match will go to penalties or extra-time, you can make a very solid profit off that happening. The Dutch are at 10/1 to win on penalties and 14/1 for an extra-time victory. Spain trade at 9/1 to win on penalties or via extra-time. 

One of the best reasons to bet at Blue Square is access to the player specials markets- and if you have a particular player picked out to outperform expectations here then you can certainly cash in a nice profit. 
Many expect Wesley Sneijder to be a key player in this one and he will be in the hunt for the 2010 World Cup Golden Boot- he knows that two strikes, or even a single if David Villa is scoreless, would do the trick and firmly stamp his name on this tournament. You can back him at 10/3 to score anytime, a tidy price in my opinion, and he's also priced at 10/1 to score from outside the box. He is 7/1 to hit the woodwork and thats a great bet as well.
David Villa's odds to score in the 2010 World Cup Final are listed at 11/10 anytime while he is 12/1 to score in both halves and 25/1 odds to get a hat-trick. David Villa to be fouled and win a penalty is listed at 18/1.
Arjen Robben is priced at 10/3 to score a goal at any point in the match and he's 25/1 to win a penalty having been fouled. I have a feeling that Howard Webb will be giving no quarter if Robben is diving so his reputation may work against him a bit.
Dirk Kuyt's odds to score are trading at 4/1 while Robin Van Persie can be backed at 5/2 anytime. 
Fernando Torres could put all the criticize to rest by scoring one important goal in this tournament. I think all of Villa's would be thrown out the window if we saw Torres score the only goal of the match. The bookies seem to fancy him, and he's priced at 2/1.