Germany Women vs Spain Women Predictions

Germany proved in their quarter-final success that they have the fight and determination to trouble a team of Spain's quality. Still, even though they will run their opponents close, the effects of playing over 100 minutes with 10 players could take its toll, especially as they will have to work hard without the ball against a side that usually dominate the possession stats. With all that in mind, the world champions will do just enough to claim a narrow victory to advance to their first-ever Women's European Championship final

Match info: UEFA Women’s Euros Semi-final

Venue: Stadion Letzigrund, Zurich

Date: Wednesday, 23^rd July 2025

Time: 8 pm Nigerian time

Germany Women and Spain Women will be vying for a place in the Women's Euro 2025 final when they lock horns in Wednesday's last-four tie in Zurich.

DFB-Frauen dug deep to see off France in the quarter-finals, while La Roja dispatched tournament hosts Switzerland to seal their semi-final berth.

Head-to-head:

• Germany won their only meeting at the Women’s Euros.
• Spain are looking for their first Women’s Euros win over the Germans.
• Germany have won 4 of the last 7 meetings between the two teams in all competitions.
• Spain are yet to win any of them.
• The remaining 3 clashes ended in draws.
• La Roja scored in only 2 of their 7 games against Germany.

Form:

• Germany in the Women’s Euros: W-W-L-W
• Germany in all competitions: W-W-W-L-W
• Spain in the Women’s Euros: W-W-W-W
• Spain in all competitions: W-W-W-W-W

Team News:

• Germany defender Sarai Linder has been ruled out of the remainder of the tournament after she sustained an ankle ligament injury on Saturday. Linder has joined captain Giulia Gwinn on the sidelines, while Hendrich is suspended following her early red card in the quarter-final. Wamser will return to the side after serving a one-match ban, and there could also be starting places for Sophia Kleinherne and Lea Schuller.
• Meanwhile, Spain defender Laia Aleixandri will serve a one-match ban after picking up her second yellow card of the tournament in Friday’s quarter-final. Jana Fernandez and Maria Mendez are the options to replace the 24-year-old, with the former likely to be given the nod to partner Irene Paredes in central defence. The tournament’s top scorer Esther Gonzalez will be looking to add to her four-goal tally when he features in the front three with Mariona Caldentey and Claudia Pina.