Spain - Switzerland

I think the odds will drop for France here. They played impressively against the deadly Group of 9, defeating England 5-2 and scoring goals for fun, as they say, even scoring 11 in this tournament. They do concede quite a bit, but if they somehow manage to defend, then what can we say about the Germans? They conceded 4 against Sweden and already received one red card in just 25 minutes. They don't seem too solid from my point of view. Against Denmark, they also had to struggle from 0-1. France showed great form against Germany, and I believe they will even further bury the Germans here. 3-1.

It's hard to say how the coefficients will change as the match approaches, maybe they will fall, maybe they will rise, but even if they do, for me there is already enough value to try for goals. Of course, there are knock-outs, but some teams have already played important games in the group stage and it's hard to expect a drastic change in their playing style. The engine of both teams is the attack, they both handle it very well, especially the French who seem to be doing great in this tournament despite rotations. The Germans also score consistently, although they may want better finishing. But, when it comes to defense, both teams struggle. France, even against the Netherlands, seemed to have just held on and avoided trouble, but their defense was shaky everywhere. However, their attack pulled through. The Germans, on the other hand, fell apart against the Swedes, who intelligently and effectively took advantage of all the weaknesses. It was clear before the tournament and during it that defense is the Achilles' heel of the Germans. The Polish and Danish teams also tested it, not bad. Of course, Captain Gwinn's injury in the first game left a huge gap in the defense and when she was replaced, another player received a red card, which caused even more problems. In short, this year, both teams look much better and more reliable in attack and I believe it will be the determining factor in the match.

Quarterfinals.
I support France, who defeated the England, Wales, and Netherlands teams (2:1, 4:1, 5:2).
German, considered the favorite in the match, lost to Sweden 1:4. However, there was a red card given to a German player for a penalty kick in the 11th minute. But even before that, Sweden was leading 2:1.
About a year and a half ago, the French team beat their current opponents in the Nations League with a score of 2:1.