Germany W vs Australia W Prediction & Betting Tips (25 July)

Olympic champion in 2016 in Brazil, Germany failed to qualify for the edition in Japan in 2020. Twice drawn in the World Cup, the Mannschaft did not pass the groups in 2023. Clearly, the he time to return to the forefront has come. Lately, on the program, it's the qualifications for the next Euro and suffice to say that the Germans started off with a cannonball by winning their first four matches including a double victory against Poland 1-3 and 4-1 and successes against Iceland 3-1 and first against Austria in a contested 2-3 match. In February, they reached the final four of the Nations League but ended in the semi-final following a defeat against the Blue 2-1. As a small final, Popp's teammates offered the Dutch 0-2.4th in the last edition of the Games in Japan, Australia also made a top 4 at the last world championship which it co-organized with the Nouvelle -Zealand.

Let us note, however, that in the last 5 women's football world championships, the Australians have always come out of their group and have had at least three 1/4 finals. We will have to be wary of this Oceanian selection which intends to play its part in a group made up of the United States and Zambia. Moreover, a little feedback, to qualify, Australia literally destroyed Uzbekistan 13-0 over the 2 matches. In order to prepare for this competition, the Matildas took the liberty of beating Mexico 0-2 and China 2-0 as a friendly. In the meantime, they had conceded a draw against the Chinese 1-1.

The group called for the Euro qualifiers should significantly resemble the one called for these Olympics. Clearly, still on the flank, Carlin Simon (22 sel, Bayern) should withdraw while Huth (Wolfsburg, 88 sel, 14 goals), Petermann (Leicester, 22 sel), Däbritz (Lyon, 104 caps), Magull ( Inter Milan, 76 caps, 22 goals) and Kleinherne (Frankfurt, 27 caps) should stay at home (small doubt for Däbritz all the same). Still there despite his 33 years, Popp still shines brightly (139 goals, 67 goals). Finally, the majority (or almost) evolves in the country. In the offensive sector, Lea Schüller (Bayern, 41 goals in 60 caps), Laura Freigang (Frankfurt, 27 caps, 12 goals) without forgetting Bülh (Bayern, 50 caps) should be there. Terrible news for Australia which will have to compose without its top scorer in the history of the selection, Sam Kerr (captain, Chelsea, 128 caps, 69 goals) who remains injured.

Same case for the experienced selection, Gielnik (57 caps), the midfielder Sayer (11 caps), the defender Luik (45 caps) and for the talented McNamara (21 years old). Present at the World Cup in the country, Kyah Simon (111 caps, 29 goals) was not called up. In the defensive sector, D1 Arkema is represented with the presence of Carpenter (Lyon, 77 caps) and Hunt (PSG, 20 caps). The centenarians Catley (captain in the absence of Kerr, Arsenal, 126 caps), Kennedy (Man City, 124 caps) and Polkinghorne (167 caps, 16 goals) are there. Up front, Raso (87 caps), and Caitlin Foord (Arsenal, 123 caps, 36 caps) are on the trip for these Olympics.