Euro 2012 specials: Five bets ahead of Netherlands vs Germany
Jun 13, 2012 1:30:00 PM
The odds suggest this game one could go either way and, as well as our preview video, there are 5 odds that could help you secure a profit from the Group of Death
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MATCH BETS
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| BET | ODDS |
| 1 |
Robin van Persie to score and Netherlands to win |
6/1 |
| William Hill's "Match Special" for this game is Robin van Persie to score anytime and Netherlands to win at a massive 6/1. That price is one that has been increased from 19/5 so well worth considering if you're siding with the Oranje. |
| 2 |
Under 1.5 goals in the game |
5/2 |
| Both teams were involved in games which finished 1-0 in the first matchday. Another close game involving less than two goals is available at 5/2 with William Hill. |
| 3 |
3-0 Germany (Correct Score) |
28/1 |
| The last time these two sides met in November 2011 Germany ran out comfortable winners by a 3-0 scoreline. A repeat of that pays 28/1 with William Hill. |
| 4 |
Lukas Podolksi to score first |
8/1 |
| Lukas Podolski could make his 99th appearance for Germany, the Arsenal bound striker has a fantastic international record with 43 goals to his name and is 8/1 with William Hill to score first against Netherlands. |
| 5 |
Robin van Persie and Klaas-Jan Hunterlaar to score anytime |
11/1 |
| There is talk of Bert van Marwijk changing his tactics and starting with both Robin van Persie and Klaas-Jan Huntelaar up front. William Hill offer 11/1 that both players score at anytime. If one or both don't start, the bet is void. |
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