Women’s Euro 2025 France vs Germany Bet Builder & Predictions
France vs Germany takes centre stage at UEFA Women’s EURO 2025 on Saturday night in Basel, with two European giants battling for a semi-final berth. Our Bet Builder features France to Win (21/20), Over 2.5 Goals (8/11), and Both Teams to Score – Yes (4/7).
France arrives as Group D winners with a flawless record, producing some of the tournament’s most scintillating football. Les Bleues stunned defending champions England 2-1 in their opener, demolished Wales 4-1, and completed a perfect group stage with a thrilling 5-2 victory over the Netherlands, scoring three goals in six devastating second-half minutes.
Germany secured their quarter-final spot as Group C runners-up, but their campaign has been far more turbulent. After comfortable wins over Poland (2-0) and Denmark (2-1), they suffered a chastening 4-1 defeat to Sweden that exposed defensive frailties and left them playing with ten men for over an hour following Carlotta Wamser’s red card.
France to Win (21/20)
Research: France have been the tournament’s standout performers, winning all three group matches with a perfect blend of attacking flair and tactical discipline. Their 11 goals in three games represent their highest-ever group stage tally at a European Championship, while their victories over England and the Netherlands demonstrate their ability to rise to the occasion against elite opposition.
Germany’s defensive vulnerabilities were brutally exposed in their 4-1 defeat to Sweden, where they conceded four goals despite dominating possession early on. With Giulia Gwinn ruled out through injury and Carlotta Wamser suspended after her red card, Christian Wuck’s side face a makeshift defence against France’s potent attack.
The head-to-head record shows these nations are evenly matched with two wins each in their last four meetings, but France’s current form and home advantage in Switzerland tips the balance decisively in their favour.
Over 2.5 Goals (8/11)
Research: Both teams have been involved in goal-laden encounters throughout the tournament, with France averaging 3.67 goals per match and Germany 3.33. France’s group stage matches have consistently delivered entertainment: their 2-1 win over England, 4-1 victory against Wales, and 5-2 thriller with the Netherlands all comfortably cleared this line.
Germany’s matches have been equally productive, with their 2-1 victory over Denmark and 4-1 loss to Sweden both featuring multiple goals.
The historical data between these nations supports this selection, with their last four meetings averaging 2.5 goals and 75% featuring both teams scoring. With France’s attacking prowess led by Delphine Cascarino and Marie-Antoinette Katoto facing Germany’s compromised defence, a high-scoring affair appears inevitable.
Both Teams to Score – Yes (4/7)
Research: Germany has found the net in every group match despite their defensive struggles, with Jule Brand and Lea Schüller leading their attack effectively. Their ability to create chances was evident even in defeat against Sweden, where they managed four shots on target and created good opportunities.
France, while impressive going forward, has conceded in each group match – shipping goals to England, Wales, and the Netherlands.
Both teams possess the attacking quality to trouble each other: France’s pace and movement through Cascarino and Katoto will test Germany’s makeshift defence, while Germany’s direct approach and Brand’s pace could exploit any defensive lapses.
The historical trend strongly supports this selection, with 75% of their recent meetings featuring both teams scoring.
Injuries & Team News
Germany:Major concerns for Wuck’s side with captain Giulia Gwinn ruled out for the tournament following her MCL injury sustained against Poland. Carlotta Wamser is suspended after her red card in the Sweden defeat, leaving Germany with a defensive crisis. Jule Brand (2 goals, 2 assists) and Lea Schüller remain their key attacking threats, while Ann-Katrin Berger continues in goal despite some shaky moments.
France: Laurent Bonadei has a fully fit squad to choose from, with Delphine Cascarino in magnificent form after her match-winning performance against the Netherlands. Marie-Antoinette Katoto and Sakina Karchaoui have also been instrumental in France’s attacking displays. The decision to omit experienced stars Wendie Renard and Eugénie Le Sommer has proven inspired, with the refreshed squad showing tremendous unity and purpose.
Conclusion – France vs Germany Bet Builder Predictions
In summary, here are our football betting tips for France vs Germany:
France to Win (21/20): Superior form, attacking firepower, and Germany’s defensive issues make France strong favourites.
Over 2.5 Goals (8/11): Both teams’ attacking quality and defensive vulnerabilities point to a goal-heavy encounter.
Both Teams to Score – Yes (4/7): Historical trends and current form suggest both sides will find the net in an open contest.
A £10 Bet Builder on these selections returns £55.64 at 9/2, offering superb value for what promises to be a captivating quarter-final between two European heavyweights with contrasting tournament narratives at St. Jakob-Park in Basel.
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