Germany women will take on Poland women in the Women's European Championships on Friday, 4 July, in what will be both sides' first matches at the tournament.
Germany come into the tournament as one of the favourites to go all the way and win the entire thing, and considering they made it to the final three years ago in England, they have even more motivation than usual to get over the line.
Poland, on the other hand, would consider it a phenomenal achievement if they could simply get out of the group.
As part of our ongoing Euros betting tips, check out our Germany women vs Poland women prediction below.
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Germany women vs Poland women prediction: Germany to get the job done with ease
Key stats
- Germany women have scored a total of 26 goals across their last six matches at an average of more than four goals per game.
- Poland women have conceded three goals or more in each of their last two matches against Germany.
- Poland have scored at least once in each of their last 12 appearances.
Correct score prediction: Germany women 3-1 Poland women
Both of these teams have enjoyed good results in the build up to the tournament but Germany's strength in forward areas should prove too much for Poland to handle.
Pre-game odds and win probability: Germany are huge favourites
- HOME: 1/16 (1.06) – 94.1%
- DRAW: 14/1 (15.00) – 10%
- AWAY: 28/1 (29.00) – 4.3%
*odds from Ladbrokes, subject to change
The Germany women vs Poland women odds reflect the fact that Germany are one of the best teams in international women's odds. Ladbrokes have given Germany a massive 94.1% chance of picking up the three points, while Poland have been given just a 4.3% chance of starting the Euros with a win.
Also, feel free to check out our dedicated Football Betting Tips Today page for more tips over the next 24 hours.
Most recent H2Hs: German dominance
Germany's recent record against Poland is excellent, which should fill the squad with confidence ahead of this one. The two sides met in a double header last year with Germany coming out on top in both matches – a 4-1 victory at home at the end of May and a 3-1 win in Poland at the beginning of June.
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Germany women preview: All eyes on Schuller
Germany's chances of winning the Euros depend largely on how star forward, Lea Schuller performs. The Bayern Munich striker is among the favourites to end the tournament as the top scorer and for good reason – she has netted five goals in her last three outings for clubs and country.
Predicted lineup: Berger (GK), Gwinn, Minge, Knaak, Kett, Senss, Lohman, Cerci, Freigang, Buhl, Schuller
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Scotland Women
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Scotland Women
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Austria Women
1
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4
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Netherlands Women
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Italy Women
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Poland women preview: Late changes to the squad
Poland didn't disgrace themselves in their two most recent clashes with Germany, and they will feel they can give them a game once again this time around. There has been a late change to their squad, with Malgortza Mesjasz coming in for the injured Martyna Brodzik.
Predicted lineup: Szemik (GK), Slowinska, Szymczak, Dudek, Wiankowska, Achcinska, Pawollek, Kamczyk, Tomasiak, Kamczyk, Pajor
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Bosnia-Herzegovina Women
1
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Romania Women
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Northern Ireland Women
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Player to watch: Giulia Gwinn
Germany captain, Giulia Gwinn, is one of the most popular players in the women's game, and fans who are new to the sport should keep a close eye on her during this match. She is the epitome of what a good captain should be – tenacious, hard-working and an example to her teammates. Despite only being 25, she has already accumulated 60 international caps and is well on her way to legendary status.