Women’s European Championship 2022 Semifinals Preview

The UEFA Women’s European Championship 2022 is ready for the semifinals which kick off on Tuesday, July 26.

Over the course of two days, the tournament’s semifinal matches will be played. Just four teams remain in the competition after the tournament started with 16 women’s national sides.

Which teams are left in the UEFA Women’s European Championship 2022?

Four teams remain in the European Championship with bookies currently favoring England and Germany to win the competition.

The teams that are left in the Women’s European Championship include:

• England
• Germany
• France
• Sweden
• Spain
• Netherlands
• Austria
• Belgium

What are the latest odds on the UEFA Women’s European Championship 2022 outright winner?

• England +150
• Germany +250
• France +275
• Sweden +550
• Spain +700
• Netherlands +1200
• Austria +8000
• Belgium +10000

Odds of Monday, July 25

How have the odds changed since the start of the UEFA Women’s European Championship 2022?

Spain began the tournament as the bookies’ favorites to win outright at +300. Since then, the Spanish lost their favorite’s tag and were +700 to win the competition before losing in the quarterfinals to England

Here are the odds from May 2022 before the European Championship 2022 began.

• Spain +300
• England +450
• France +450
• Netherlands +500
• Germany +750
• Sweden +750
• Norway +1400
• Denmark +2500
• Italy +2500
• Switzerland +5000
• Austria +5000
• Northern Ireland +8000
• Iceland +10000
• Belgium +10000
• Finland +20000

This summer’s Women’s Euro 2022 tournament is the 13th edition of the competition. It has featured five different winners dating back to the first competition in 1984.

Previous winners are:

• Sweden 1984
• Norway 1987
• West Germany 1989
• Germany 1991
• Norway 1993
• Germany 1995
• Germany 1997
• Germany 2001
• Germany 2005
• Germany 2009
• Germany 2013
• Netherlands 2017

UEFA Women’s European Championship 2022 quarterfinal matches

England and Sweden will kick off the semifinals on Tuesday, July 26. The other semifinal will take place in the following days.

• England (-120) vs. Sweden (+350)
• Germany (+145) vs. France (+155)

UEFA Women’s European Championship 2022 picks

England vs. Sweden

England is a heavy favorite going into the match to defeat Sweden and reach the final of the Euros. The Lionesses are playing on home soil, which has been key to their run to the final four.

England conceded a goal for the first time against Spain in the quarterfinals and looked set for elimination. However, Lionesses’ manager Sarina Wiegman made the right moves and England came back to tie the game and force extra time. There, they won with a great goal from Georgia Stanway.

Sweden defeated Belgium thanks to a stoppage-time goal from Linda Sembrandt. The Swedes struggled to break down Belgium but finally did it on the stroke of full-time. England should play better in the semifinals and defeat Sweden.

Yes, Sweden have a better head-to-head record against England, 3W-3D-0L in the last six matches between them, but the Lionesses are playing at home and the support will guide them through.

Betting pick: England to win; under 3.5 goals

Germany vs. France

This is a difficult game to call. Germany is an eight-time winner of the Women’s Euros. France is one of the world’s strongest women’s teams. Despite the power of the French, Germany has been excellent.

Alexandra Popp has four goals in four games for Germany. She has scored in each round, so if you fancy a punt on an anytime-to-score market, go for Alexandra Popp of Germany.

France drew 1-1 with Iceland on group stage matchday No. 3 then drew nil-nil with the Netherlands at full-time in the quarterfinals. France needed an overtime goal to progress to the semifinals.

On Wednesday, France should struggle to get the goals needed to defeat Germany. My betting prediction is for Germany to win and move on to face England.

Betting pick: Germany to win; over 1.5 goals

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