The Spanish weren’t as dominant as many anticipated in their opening round match with Italy, but coming from behind to earn a 1-1 draw seems to have satisfied the side. In this match with Ireland they are much bigger favourites and a draw would not be a satisfactory result for the defending champs. Ireland on the other hand would likely be happy with a draw, but they really need a win if they are to keep their hopes of advancing past the group stage alive.
Spain vs Ireland Betting Options
Betting on the straight up outcome of the match is the most popular bet on every soccer match. Here are the odds for this match at BetOnline.com:
Spain -450
Draw +460
Ireland +1100
The Spanish are huge favourites and rightfully so. It would take a miracle for them to lose this match. Betting on Spain you have to risk $450 to win $100, but many people will consider this win a lock for such a talented team.
Spread
Spain (-1.5) -125
Ireland (+1.5) +109
Spain must win by 2 or more goals for a spread bet on them to pay out, while the Irish must either win, draw or lose by 1 for them to win this spread.
Over/Under
Over 2.5 -114
Under 2.5 -102
BetOnline also offers many prop bets on the match. Here are just a few offered:
- Will both teams score?
- Correct score
- First goalscorer
- Highest scoring half
- Different spreads (eg Spain -0.5 and Ireland +0.5)
- Many more…
If you don’t understand some of these betting options, check out our soccer betting page to learn more.
How To Bet On Spain vs Ireland – Euro 2012
Click on the ‘Soccer’ and ‘Euro 2012’ tabs to find the odds.
This is a huge game for both sides. You can keep up with the action at the Euro 2012 website.
Written by: Niko de Jonge
Where To Bet
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