23/2 fourfold on Spain vs Germany and other UEFA Euro 2024 specials

Between them Spain and Germany have conceded just three goals in eight games at Euro 2024 so far. The Spaniards have kept clean sheets against Croatia, Italy and Albania while hosts Germany have only allowed Scotland and Switzerland to breach their defence to date.

In much the same way as we saw when two European heavyweights France and Belgium played out a 1-0 in the Round of 16, this blockbuster clash promises fireworks but may ultimately be a cagey affair with goals hard to come by.

France have yet to hit top gear in Euro 2024 and their matches have been far from show stopping viewing. Didier Deschamps' men have failed to score more than once in a game and needed an own goal to progress past Belgium in the Round of 16.

Portugal have also struggled to reach the heights that many would have expected of them with the likes of Ronaldo, Bruno Fernandes and Rafael Leao in their ranks. Roberto Martinez's side were very good when defeating Turkey 3-0 in the group stages but have failed to score in both of their matches since.

France defensively have been the more solid of the two sides and that should see them advance in this one.

Everyone is waiting for England to spring into life in this summer's tournament and many fans of the Three Lions will be hoping that Jude Bellingham's dramatic late equaliser against Slovakia in the last round could be the point of lift-off.

On paper this looks to be the most difficult challenge for Gareth Southgate's side so far which is worrying considering how they have stuttered up to now. However Switzerland's desire to play attacking football may suit Harry Kane, Bellingham and co more than the teams who have sat back against them previously. It looks a close game to call but we're backing England to sneak it.

Both teams to score would have been a winning bet in three out of Turkey's four matches so far at Euro 2024 and with the free scoring Netherlands next up, this has all the makings of another entertaining encounter.

Turkey have scored and conceded against Georgia, Czech Republic and Austria to date and are yet to keep a clean sheet in the tournament. But with the attacking talent that they possess in the likes of Arda Guler, Hakan Calhanoglu and Baris Yilmaz, they will be confident of finding a way past the Dutch.

The Netherlands boast the tournament's joint-top scorer so far in Cody Gakpo and with Donyell Malen playing a key support role, they have plenty of goal threats who should relish this big stage.