UEFA Nations League Betting Odds For Italy/Germany + Netherlands/Spain

Thursday’s UEFA Nations League action features two premier playoff matchups in Italy vs Germany and Netherlands vs Spain.
Italy and Germany each have +170 odds to win the match at Bovada Sportsbook.
Spain is favored over Netherlands and have +102 odds to cover the 0, 0.5-goal spread.

MILAN – Germany posted an impressive four wins and two draws in the UEFA Nations League group stage, including a 7-0 beating of Bosnia & Herzegovina and a 5-0 win against Hungary. Yet the Germans aren’t legal sports betting favorites for Thursday’s playoff match against Italy.

Italy Vs Germany Betting Odds

Team	Spread	Moneyline	Total
Italy	0.0 (-112)	+170	O2, 2.5 (-115)
Germany	0.0 (-108)	+170	U2, 2.5 (-105)

The Italians get the advantage of home turf in this one, but they most recently lost to France 1-3 in San Siro. That fraudulent home field advantage won’t cash their +170 moneyline odds against Germany, who they’re winless against in six straight matches since the 2012 Euros.

The two sides drew in four of their last eight head-to-head clashes, explaining why the spread for betting on soccer stands at 0.0 goals. There are +225 odds for Thursday’s match to end in a familiar draw.

Bet The Over (2.5 Goals) In Spain Vs Netherlands

The over at 2.5 goals is the best bet for Spain vs Netherlands on Thursday. There are +100 odds for the 2.5-goal total to go over in a battle between the Dutch hosts and defending champion Spaniards.

Netherlands vs Spain Betting Odds

Team	Spread	Moneyline	Total
Netherlands	0, +0.5 (-122)	+205	O2.5 (+100)
Spain	0, -0.5 (+102)	+135	U2.5 (-120)

Each of Netherlands last six games on home soil saw more than 3.5 goals. Thursday’s line is just 2.5 goals, so bet the over with confidence at +100 odds.

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