France v Germany World Cup Betting Odds

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France v Germany world Cup betting odds were available at BetOnline here.

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Germany will pay US$16 for every US$10 bet, France US$20 and the Draw US$22.  44% of those betting this matchup were backing Germany compared to 36% that were backing France.

The two sides last met in a friendly in February 2013. France took the lead through a Mathieu Valbuena strike in the first half, before second half goals from Thomas Müller and Sami Khedira secured the victory for Germany.

Germany have reached the semi-finals of the last three World Cups. No nation has ever made the last four in four successive tournaments.

Germany are unbeaten in 15 internationals (W10 D5), longer than any other side still involved at the World Cup.

On the last five occasions that France have progressed past round 1 in the World Cup, they have reached the semi-final stage (1958, 1982, 1986, 1998 and 2006).

France have lost only one of their 10 games played on Brazilian soil (W6 D3).

France are the first team to benefit from two own goals in the same World Cup.

- Alistair Prescott, Gambling911.com

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