U21 final pairs Germany and Spain

Will Niguez do it again?

Our football team don’t hold much hope of him repeating the feat in the final however, and there’s a tempting 15/2 available with Coral on Niguez to score the first goal of the match, or 5/2 anytime. The play that may just be worth a handful of loose change is another hat-trick, that outcome will net you a gorgeous 100/1, and we wouldn’t put anyone off an interest, especially with the player going in full of confidence.

Punters looking to keep it simple will find a Spanish win nailed on at 17/20, and judging by the price, it’ll be a case of just how well they do it. That’s hardly a surprise either, as they finished the group stage of the competition with a 100 per cent record. Spain have been impressive on their route to the final too, hammering Macedonia 5-0, Portugal 3-1, and then that 3-1 mauling of Italy. That run would suggest -1 on the handicap is worth a play, and that’ll earn you 11/5.

Plenty to like about the German price

Germany have been written off, but perhaps a bit too readily. Granted, there was times in the England game when the young Three Lions side threatened to run away with it, and were leading 2-1 for a period, but Germany did score first, battled for an equaliser, and would’ve been disappointed to go to penalties. They were the better side for much of the game, and had chances to kill it off at the end.

Critics may say an extended match in midweek would’ve taken it out of their legs, but no one in the German side will need any motivation here, this is a chance to go and make a name for themselves and the underdog tag will sit well with them. Any tired legs are easily forgotten for 90 minutes. They’ve had no problems scoring goals so far, and will fancy their chances of doing so again. Both teams to score is a 7/10 play, while the German upset goes at 16/5. There’s plenty to like about that.

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