Scott Thornton's Quarter-Final
7/1 Goals Acca

Germany and Spain have arguably been the two most impressive teams in the tournament, so it’ll be a shame to see one of them go here. The hosts have scored an average of 2.5 goals per game across their first four matches. They are conceding just 0.5 goals per game over that period, but they take on another potent attack here. Julian Nagelsmann has got the likes of Jamal Musiala and Florian Wirtz purring so there will be a degree of confidence heading into this crunch clash.

Spain were electric in their 4-1 win over Georgia in the round of 16. The pace of Nico Williams and Lamine Yamal in wide areas has added another string to Spain’s bow. They have scored an average of 2.25 goals per game in the tournament so far and should have some success against Germany’s high defensive line.

France entered the tournament as second favourites but it’s safe to say they haven’t hit their stride just yet. Didier Deschamps’ team have scored just three goals in the tournament. One came from the penalty spot and the other two went down as own goals. Their matches have seen an average of just one goal per game, the lowest in the tournament.

Portugal struggled to break down Slovenia in their last game. The 90 minutes of normal time saw both teams combine for an xG of just 1.28. Their clash with France promises to be a cagey affair with neither side wanting to give an inch.

There have been two goals or less in Switzerland’s last three matches of the tournament. They have already taken on one of the tournament favourites in the form of Germany. Murat Yakin’s side were able to shut out the Germans until injury time but a late goal from Niclas Fullkrug meant the game finished 1-1. The Swiss will look to hold firm when they take on England.

Gareth Southgate’s side’s blushes were spared by an overhead kick from Jude Bellingham to salvage a 1-1 draw in 90 minutes against Slovakia. They went on to win 2-1 in extra time, but they have looked toothless in the tournament so far. England have scored just three goals in normal time and under 2.5 goals has won in all four of their matches thanks to bets being settled in what occurs in the 90 minutes of regulation time.

The Netherlands kicked it up a notch in their round of 16 clash with Romania. They rallied after a slow start and went on to win 3-0. They racked up a total of 23 shots and an xG of 2.75 in that game. There has been three goals or more in three of their four matches at Euro 2024 thus far and this one also promises plenty of action.

Turkey had to dig deep to hold on against Austria. They stormed to a two-goal lead but were under the cosh as the game wore on. Their opponents were wasteful and ended the game with an xG of 3.08. Vincenzo Montella’s side’s matches so far have seen an average of 3.25 goals, the most in the tournament. This bet has landed in all four of their games.