Women’s Euro Quarterfinals Odds & Picks (July 20-23)

• The Women’s Euro Quarterfinals run from July 20-23, 2022
• Germany and Sweden are heavy favorites to advance while England and Spain offer a match with two tournament favorites. Meanwhile, France vs Netherlands could create a goal-fest
• Read on for the odds and best Women’s Euro picks below

Pre-tournament favorites England and Spain get things rolling on Wednesday while reigning champions Netherlands meet France on Saturday. See the odds for all four of the Women’s Euro Quarterfinals matches and our best bets here.

Women’s Euro Quarterfinals Odds

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England vs Spain Pick

First place in Group A England will host second place in Group B Spain in the opening Women’s Euro Quarterfinals match on Wednesday at 3:00 pm EST. These two sides were both considered pre-tournament favorites before the Women’s Euro kicked off.

England got off to a slow start in Group A by narrowly beating Austria 1-0. But then the Lionesses’ offense got rolling with 8-0 and 5-0 wins over Norway and Northern Ireland respectively. Their plus-14 goal-differential was tops in the group stage and they were one of only two teams (Germany) to not concede a goal. Those 14 goals are also a new record for the most scored in the group stage of the tournament.

It's 𝗛𝗘𝗔𝗧𝗜𝗡𝗚 up in the race to be #WEUROTopScorer! @bmeado9 leads the way… more to come in the QFs🤔?#WEURO2022 pic.twitter.com/uXmdvcqJNl

— UEFA Women's EURO (@WEURO) July 18, 2022

Only seven players have scored multiple goals through the group stages and England has three of them in Beth Mead (5G, 2A), Alessia Russo (3G), and Ellen White (2G).

Spain has played a solid tournament but has lacked the firepower to finish their chances in the final third without the services of Jennifer Hermoso and Alexia Putellas (both injured).

La Roja beat Finland 4-0 in their opening match, lost 2-0 to Germany and then won 1-0 versus Denmark to book their spot in the Women’s Euro Quarterfinals.

England and Spain are 1-2 respectively in both attempts and attempts on target. They also both play a slow, methodical style, leading the way in 10+ pass sequences in open play.

𝐄𝐮𝐫𝐨 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟐 𝐒𝐭𝐚𝐭𝐬: 𝐆𝐫𝐨𝐮𝐩 𝐒𝐭𝐚𝐠𝐞 𝐑𝐞𝐯𝐢𝐞𝐰 📈

We look back at the #WEuro2022 group stage:

▪️ Record goal tally at a Women's Euro finals.
▪️ Who was the best goalkeeper?
▪️ How the Women's Euros have changed since 2013 & 2017.
▪️ Who has age on their side?

— Opta Analyst (@OptaAnalyst) July 19, 2022

At home, against the youngest team in the tournament, I see England advancing, but it could be close. England has yet to concede, but 13 of their 14 goals came against an out-of-sorts Norway side and an inferior Northern Ireland team,

Spain has limited their opponents’ chances by only conceding three goals and a total of six shots on target. They’re likely to control the possession in this game as they’ve held 78, 70 and 75 percent of the ball in their matches so far. But Spain scored four of their five goals in their first game against Finland and just once in their next two games.

I think England advances, but Spain should keep this competitive and perhaps they push it to extra time. England to simply advance is only priced at -200 at Barstool Sportsbook, so I’ll instead back a cagey match that falls under the 2.5 total.

Pick: Under 2.5 Goals (-145)

Germany vs Austria Pick

The second Women’s Euro Quarterfinals match takes place on Thursday, July 21 at 3:00 pm EST between Germany and Austria.

After England, the Germans have the second-best goal-differential in the tournament, scoring nine and conceding none. They defeated Denmark 4-0, Spain 2-0 and Finland 3-0 to finish tops in Group B. Alexandra Popp is one of three players tied in second for the Golden Boot with three goals. Their other six goals have come from six different players. So they’re getting goals from all around, even without some of their stars contributing to the scoresheet yet.

Alexandra Popp missed both Euro 2013 and Euro 2017 due to injury:

⚽️ vs #DEN
⚽️ vs #ESP
⚽️ vs #FIN

She's scored in every game so far at Euro 2022. 🫡#WEURO2022 pic.twitter.com/hcUUIPyHPv

— William Hill (@WilliamHill) July 16, 2022

Their opponent, Austria, was second in Group A, after a 1-0 loss to England and 2-0 and 1-0 wins over Norway and Northern Ireland respectively.

An experienced Austrian side full of Bundesliga players have been hard to break down, as England found out on Matchday 1. They held England to five shots on target, and Northern Ireland and Norway to two each.

But they’ve still managed to score just three goals, while the Germans have conceded none. Austria may make things difficult at first but should eventually succumb to one of the tournament heavyweights.

Pick: Germany to win to nil (+110)

Sweden vs Belgium Pick

This Sweden vs Belgium matchup goes down on Friday, July 22 at 3:00 pm EST. Sweden topped Group C after drawing 1-1 with the Netherlands and defeating Switzerland 2-0 and Portugal 5-0. Belgium have the fewest points of any team that advanced to the Women’s Euro Quarterfinals. They have a 1-1-1 record and finished second in Group D. They drew 1-1 with Iceland, lost 2-1 to France and earned their spot in the quarters with a Matchday 3 win over Italy, 1-0.

5 & 7 – This was Sweden’s joint-biggest win at the UEFA Women’s Euros, equalling their 5-0 victory over Finland at the 2013 tournament as hosts. They have now reached the knockout stages in all seven editions since the format was introduced in 1997. Brawn. #WEURO2022 pic.twitter.com/iwRDgq3UHj

— OptaJoe (@OptaJoe) July 17, 2022

Not only did Belgium collect the fewest points of the eight advancing teams, but they gained the least attempts and attempts on target of any of the final eight. They’re 14th in attempts and 12th in attempts on target. That ranks right down there with all the teams that didn’t advance.

Sweden only allowed two goals through the group stages and just three, three and two shots on target in those three games.

Much like Germany in the match earlier, the Swedes are massive favorites on the moneyline. Unless you look to alternative markets like an Asian Handicap or props, betting Sweden to win will offer little value.

You could always just parlay Germany and Sweden together on the moneyline to get slightly better odds.

Or you could back Sweden to win to nil.

Pick: Sweden to win to nil (+130)

These QFs tho…🤤🔥🤩

Some TASTY #WEUROFixtures – who's going through?#WEURO2022 @bookingcom pic.twitter.com/iIP9lKh0lt

— UEFA Women's EURO (@WEURO) July 18, 2022

France vs Netherlands Pick

France vs Netherlands is the final Women’s Euro Quarterfinals match on Saturday, July 23 at 3:00 pm EST.

Les Bleues were frist in Group D at 2-1-0. They opened with 5-1 and 2-1 wins over Italy and Belgium, before drawing  Iceland on Matchday 3. Grace Geyoro is tied for the second leading scorer in the tournament with three goals.

🔥🇫🇷 Grace Geyoro = first ever player to score a first half hat-trick in Women's EURO history ⚽️⚽️⚽️#WEURO2022 | #FRA | #ITA pic.twitter.com/fqxXi44BWy

— UEFA Women's EURO (@WEURO) July 10, 2022

The Dutch also earned seven points in the group stages. They started with a 1-1 draw versus Sweden, before two wins, 3-2 over Portugal and 4-1 over Switzerland.

After England and Germany, three teams are tied for the second-most goals scored during the group stages with eight. Two of those are France and Netherlands. France ranked fourth in total attempts after three games, while both teams tied for third overall (six-way tie) in shots on target.

#WEURO2022 has been goals galore so far😍

It's currently the second-highest scoring tournament in history, only behind the five-game competition in 1995! pic.twitter.com/4czWFUq2da

— Opta Analyst (@OptaAnalyst) July 15, 2022

The Dutch have plenty of offense and struggle defensively. They are hopeful of welcoming back star striker Vivianne Mediema who tested positive for COVID-19. Of the eight quarterfinalists, France ranks only ahead of two (Netherlands and Belgium) in xGA and have struggled to get past the quarterfinals of major competitions in recent history.

For each team, all three of their group stage games saw both teams scoring and that is how I will bet this one unfolding.

Pick: Both teams to score (-135)