Netherlands v Germany Odds – Euro 2012

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Netherlands v Germany odds for Euro 2012 were available at BetOnline here, offering up to US$900 in FREE CASH to qualified customers.  Players from around the world welcome. 

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Germany was at 6/4 odds, Netherlands were at 2/1, the Draw was at 9/4.

49 percent of punters were backing Germany, 36 percent were backing Holland, a team that was upset by Denmark in their first game. 

This is the 39th time these two sides meet in all internationals. The Germans hold the upper-hand at the moment, having won 14 to Netherlands’ 10 (14 draws).

Germany have won just three of their last 12 meetings with the Dutch (D5 L4).

The Netherlands have won four of their last five European Championship group games (L1), and seven of their last 10 (D1 L2).

Germany have only won three of their last 11 European Championship group stage games (D4 L4) and have been eliminated at this stage in two of the last three tournaments.

- Alistair Prescott, Gambling911.com

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