Germany W vs Austria W Prediction & Betting Tips (16 July)

Twice world champion in its history 2003-2007, Germany, like the men's section, has been experiencing a real downturn in recent years. Indeed, during the last world championship in the summer of 2023, it did not pass the group stage, and was knocked out in the 1/4 finals in 2019. Solid leaders all the same in this qualifying group at the Euro, the Germans still conceded their only defeat in this campaign against Iceland last week 3-0. A heavy defeat which is still a task, especially since they remained on a very good series of five consecutive victories, including 4 in these qualifiers against Poland 1-3 and 4-1, against Iceland during J2 at home 3-1 and away against the same Austria 2-3. During the last edition of the Nations League, the Mannschaft took the bronze medal following its victory against the Netherlands 0-2, after its defeat in the semi-final against the Bleues 2-1.3rd in this group D, Austria still has a slight hope of finishing 2nd and going to the Euro but really slim..

. Indeed, in the other match, Poland would have to beat Iceland and a success this evening against Germany obviously to move ahead in the rankings. But how can we believe in a Polish success when they have still won nothing in these qualifications 0 points and especially against an Icelandic team capable of beating Germany. In order not to regret anything, the Austrians are obliged to win in Hanover this evening. Last week, they severely beat Poland 3-1 but their two defeats against their evening opponent during J1 2-3 and especially in Iceland at the beginning of June, in the decisive match 2-1 may have had because of their hopes of qualification.

Injured, Carolin Simon (Bayern, 22 caps) did not take part in the rally, the same for midfielder Sydney Lohmann (4 goals in 31 caps, Bayern) or Magull (Inter Milan, 76 caps, 22 caps) who as for she was not selected. In the same case, we find Däbritz (Lyon, 104 selections, 17 goals) and Dallmann (Bayern, 59 selections, 12 goals). Note also the absences of retired Huth (88 caps, 14 goals) and Leupolz (Real Madrid, 79 caps, 13 goals). The captain Popp (Wolfsburg, 139 caps, 67 pawns) did not take part in the last qualifying match (uncertain, or even absent) while against Iceland, the attack was made up of Léa Schüller (Bayern, 5 goals in these qualifications, co-top scorer) and Anyomi (Frankfurt, 26 caps). Bayern resident Bülh (4 goals, 11 assists in the league) is a real offensive option despite his midfield positioning.

Her club teammate, Gwin (10 goals for the national team) is also present, as is the central hinge captain Hendrich (Wolfsburg, 75 caps) and the talented Linder (Hoffenheim). The Euro 2017 semi-finalist presents herself with an almost complete group since the important midfielder Katharina Neschenweng (Bayern, 50 caps, 6 goals) still remains injured and absent like Kolb (Fribourg, 21 caps), not called up just like the Imperial Zadrazil (Bayern, 119 caps). Fortunately for Austria, the centenarian Billa (102 caps, 47 goals) is there as are the three different scorers against Poland, Degen (3 goals in 19 caps), Campbell (Fribourg, 9 goals in 18 caps), co-top scorer in the qualifiers with 5 goals and Schasching (Fribourg, 21 years old, 2nd goal in the selection). The thunderous Dunst (Frankfurt, 12 goals in 82 caps) and the experienced Puntigam (147 caps) and Feiersinger (AS Roma, 117 caps, 19 pawns) are also there.