World Cup 2010: Germany v Spain Correct Score Odds

DURBAN, SOUTH AFRICA - There is little to choose between Germany and Spain in tonight`s World Cup semi-final, but punters have been keen to avail themselves of the 13/8 quotes about Spain winning the match in 90 minutes. Nevertheless, Germany are entitled to have their supporters in the betting, having disposed of both England and Argentina in impressive fashion. The draw is the other result to consider when attempting to predict the correct score, which is often neglected by football bettors.

In fact the most likely result between these two European sides tonight is a 1-1 draw, which is best-priced at 11/2 (bet £20 to win £110 profit) with Sky Bet and Ladbrokes. A 0-0 bore draw would be hugely disappointing for spectators at 8/1 with Bet 365, even if extra time is thrilling. Draw-backers predicting plenty of goals in 90 minutes could have a poke at 2-2, which is 16/1 with Stan James.

A 1-0 win for Spain is 15/2 with Blue Square, but Bet 365 only go 6/1. 2-0 is 9/1 with Betfred, but 2-1 is a tasty 10/1 with Victor Chandler. It will probably be safe for punters to rule out a 3-0 rout for La Furia Roja at 33/1.

German fans could try backing a 1-0 win for Die Mannschaft at 7/1, and optimists may be interested by the 2-0, which is 14/1 with Sky Bet. 2-1 is 11/1 and 3-1 to the Germans is 28/1.

Joachim Low`s men have scored four goal is each of their previous two games, so 4-0 is certainly tempting at 100/1 with Stan James. 4-1 is 80/1 with Totesport.

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