At a time when Spain and Germany face the second of the two semifinals in the European Women’s Championship, they will know whether it is England or Italy that they will play in the Sunday show.

Although the Spaniards have long been considered one of the tournaments for the tournament, they have never done it in a final while Germany have been in nine – including seven of the last eight.

History favors Germany

Were they to face EnglandIt would be a repetition of the 2022 final in which the lions triumphed.

Wealth also favors Christian Wuck’s side, given that they are invincible against Spain In the last eight meetings (W5, D3) with a positive difference of purpose 18-3.

Indeed, in their five most recent head -to -head, the Spaniards have managed to score only one goal and kept goales in four of those five meetings.

Moreover, in their 10 semifinals in the Euro of Women to date, Germany ITALY.

In recent times, the Germans won the Bronze Affairs match against Spain at the Olympics and also their match at Euro 2022.

So for all the attackers that the Spaniards can and are likely to display WednesdayGermany knows how to soften the beast – as they have tried time and again.

The actual form of both teams is impeccable

Therefore, the mental aspect of the match can go into the game if things are not going to Spain’s path as we approach the last stages of the match.

While the current form of both teams is impeccable, Germany was unlocked by Sweden In the group stage, and that 4-1 loss means a second place conclusion.

It is a blow to a different perfect record of recent times while Spain can go better. The Montse Tome team has won 12 of their last 13 games and scored three or more goals in 10 of the victories.

Only in their 2-0 wins to tournament hosts in Switzerland Didn’t they score 3+ goals, though it should be noted that they also lost two penalties in that match (Boilers, Knife).

It is an impressive and predominant form of the form and one that will take some stops on Wednesday.

With Spain also being the winners of the World Cup and the Champions of the League of Nations, adding the euro to that list of titles there is a visible cache.

Suspensions for both parties

In terms of team news, Germany Kathrin Hendrich suspended after the red card she received in the quarterfinals for pulling the hair of MincedAND SJJOEK Nusken It is also unavailable after its second yellow card of the tournament.

You will be LinderLigament injury will see it not play further in the tournament, and captain, Giulia GwinnThe semifinal (and the possible final) is also missing due to the severe knee damage she suffered in the match against Poland.

For the Spaniards, who have already equalized their best show in the euro, Laia aleiixandri has also been suspended after catching a second yellow card of the tournament for a late Swiss solution Beney trust.

Esther Gonzalez has been in good score and tops four -goal tables currently, and with the likes of Claudia Pina (Two goals, two assists) and Alexia Putellas (three goals) also scoring for fun, it seems that Germany can be found unusual on the back leg for long periods of this match.

The German counterclaim could hinder Spain’s creativity

Therefore, a 4-1-4-1 formation may be likely to those two banks of four working at the same time on defense and the wide midfielders capable of transferring back and forth to catch behind Putellas and Aitana Bonmati in a 4-3-3 striker from Spain.

Allowing any of the six Spanish front to hit their belts, especially in the opening exchanges, can be fatal to the German chances of progress given that players could already feel slightly drained by their epic quarterfinals against the French.

Don’t be surprised when you find them playing a more counter-stinging game than they are learned as a result. This is because Spain has on average more than 70% possession in most of their games, and because Wuck cannot allow the game to leave its players as they played for so long in a match with a woman down.

Energy levels already spent in the quarter -finals can be areas that ultimately prioritizes Spain in a collision that is almost sure to demand that each player leave everything in the field.

Irresistible force fills the immovable object

We are likely to see a game where irresistible force meets the immovable object, and it has to make a scary hour.

The German tournament has already kept them in a good place so far, but will they have enough to postpone the pain barrier against a team that will push them without continuation for 90 minutes?

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