Bet Builder Tip For Sweden Women vs Germany Women

With Group C supremacy at stake in Saturday evening’s crunch fixture between Sweden Women and Germany Women, there’s plenty on the line — even with both nations already securing a place in the quarter-finals of Euro 2025.

While the competitive stakes may be slightly softened by qualification, neither side will want to slip into the next round on the back of a defeat — particularly not with a potential meeting against England or France awaiting the runners-up.

This sets the stage for an intense, attacking match between two technically gifted teams. With that in mind, our Bet Builder for this contest targets a combination that reflects the way this game is likely to unfold based on tactical trends, recent form, and tournament momentum.

Here’s our Bet Builder pick for Sweden Women vs Germany Women, which has been placed with William Hill:

🟨 Selection 1: Stina Blackstenius to Score Anytime

Stina Blackstenius has emerged once again as a vital contributor in Sweden’s attacking line, and her goal in the 3-0 victory over Poland underlined both her sharp movement and clinical edge in front of goal. The Arsenal forward tends to rise to the occasion in major tournaments, and with Sweden still needing at least a point to secure top spot, expect her to lead from the front.

Peter Gerhardsson’s system places heavy emphasis on wide delivery and aggressive transitional play, both of which suit Blackstenius’ style. She thrives on through balls, low crosses and quick one-twos in the final third — all facets Sweden executed brilliantly in their previous outings. Against a German defence missing key personnel, she’ll likely get space to exploit.

The 28-year-old has also netted in three of her last five international appearances and is on penalty duty when Asllani is not on the pitch. With Sweden scoring in every Euro 2025 group match so far and averaging over 1.5 xG per game, the chances are high that their lead striker will be on the scoresheet again.

🟩 Selection 2: Klara Bühl to Score Anytime

Klara Bühl has grown into one of Germany’s most dynamic attacking threats in recent years, and her strike against Denmark demonstrated just how dangerous she is when drifting in from wide areas. Her technique, composure and vision make her a menace in and around the box, and she’ll be key to Germany’s effort to break down a resolute Swedish backline.

Bühl’s versatility allows her to play across the front three, but she has been most effective cutting inside from the left onto her favoured right foot. Against Sweden’s back four, who tend to hold a relatively flat line, this gives her the opportunity to exploit gaps between the full-back and centre-half.

Germany are averaging two goals per game at this tournament, and Bühl is responsible for a considerable share of their chance creation. With Sweden likely to rotate and Bühl eager to make her mark ahead of the knockouts, she is a strong contender to find the net again in what promises to be an end-to-end encounter.

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🟦 Selection 3: Sweden Women Over 2 Corners

The Swedish team have consistently used the flanks to stretch opposition defences, and that tactical approach has resulted in a high number of corner kicks per game. Their blend of overlapping full-backs and inverted wingers often forces defenders to clear hurriedly, leading to set-piece opportunities.

Against both Poland and Denmark, Sweden racked up multiple corners — averaging five per match — and with wide players such as Rytting Kaneryd and Janogy supplying regular balls into the area, that pattern should continue against Germany.

Even if Gerhardsson opts to tweak his lineup, the Swedish structure doesn’t change dramatically — it’s built to dominate wide areas and deliver into dangerous zones. Add in their preference for long-range shots and frequent blocked efforts, and you have all the ingredients for another productive corner count.

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🟥 Selection 4: Germany Women Over 2 Corners

Germany’s attacking structure has long been centred around vertical play and early crosses, which naturally leads to a healthy supply of corners. In both their Euro 2025 group games so far, they’ve surpassed this threshold with ease.

Sarai Linder and Carlotta Wamser often advance high on the flanks, and with central runners like Lea Schüller pulling defenders out of position, Germany are capable of generating shooting opportunities from tight angles that regularly get deflected wide.

Sweden’s defensive organisation may keep goals out, but they concede territory willingly, especially in the final third. This gives Germany licence to probe and shoot from range, increasing the likelihood of corner situations. With Bühl and Brand cutting inside, expect plenty of wide deliveries and last-ditch defending from Sweden — perfect conditions for clearing the over 2 corners mark.

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