Germany Odds to Win World Cup 2010

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3 July, 2010

With Germany scoring 3 goals against Argentina by the second half, sports bettors around the globe were starting to think more about the finals and which team will win the FIFA World Cup 2010 outright. Germany coming into the competition had odds of 10/1, which would pay out US$100 for every US$10 bet at Sportsbetting.com.

The second goal of the game for Germany came when Miroslav Klose got an easy tap-in to push the German fans to the brink of the semi-finals.

Minutes later Arne Friedrich scored a third goal and quite possibly the dagger for Germany.

The betting action on this game was relatively even.

Remaining World Cup 2010 odds:

Paraguay +480 (5.80) vs. Spain -333 (1.30)

Uruguay +400 (4/1, 5.00) vs. Holland -210 (1.47)

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