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Euro 2016 betting: Germany slight favourites to reach final by beating Didier Deschamps' France

Joachim Low's side have the edge according to the bookies' chalkboards

Alex Constantinou
in association with BetVictor
Tuesday 05 July 2016 13:38 BST
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Germany's players celebrate reaching the semi-finals
Germany's players celebrate reaching the semi-finals (AP)

The bookmakers are are finding it difficult to work out who will win the semi-final between France and Germany at Euro 2016.

Hosts France are 9-5 with BetVictor to come out on top at Stade Velodrome in 90 minutes, while the Germans have been chalked up at 19-10 and the draw is 2-1.

Joachim Low’s side are now the 13-8 tournament favourites, despite needing penalties to reach the last four. In contrast, the French spanked Iceland 5-2 yet are 7-4 in the outright market.

The Germans have looked solid at the back, conceding just one goal, and France’s main strength is in attack – no team at the tournament has scored more than their 11 goals.

A French win in 90 minutes and less than four goals being scored is 85-40 and a German victory without them conceding is 17-5.

Antoine Griezmann’s goal against Iceland made him the top scorer at the Euros with four and you can get 18-1 on him netting before the 15th minute. He is also 4-1 to score in a France win.

Another penalty shoot-out win for the Germans is 9-1 and BetVictor offer 85-40 on Thomas Muller scoring his first goal of the tournament during the game (90 minutes only).

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