Sweden Women vs Germany Women Predictions

Sweden Women vs Germany Women Predictions, Betting Tips and Match Previews at Euro 2025. Sweden face Germany at Letzigrund Stadion on Saturday evening, with both teams already qualified for the next EURO W phase, likely rotating squads ahead of knockout stages. Read on for our free predictions and tips.

EURO Women | Jul 12 2025 at 8:00 pm UK at Letzigrund Stadion

Sweden Women vs Germany Women Predictions

Will Caution Be Thrown to the Wind as Sweden and Germany Clash in Zürich?

• Sweden’s Consistency in Front of Goal: The Swedes have scored in 12 of their last 13 games, showing they rarely draw a blank no matter who they face.
• Germany’s Attack is Ruthless: With 43 goals in their last 13 matches, Germany are averaging more than three per game, making them a consistent scoring machine.
• Motivation Low, Risk-Taking High: Both teams have already qualified, meaning defensive focus is likely to wane, which increases the likelihood of goals at both ends.

Best Bet for Sweden Women vs Germany Women

Saturday night under the Letzigrund lights will witness two of Europe’s heavyweights facing off—only this time, there’s a twist. Sweden and Germany have already punched their tickets to the knockout stages of EURO W 2025, and now the only thing at stake is bragging rights—and perhaps the less daunting quarter-final path. Or maybe not, since the looming threats of France, England, or the Netherlands make “easier draw” sound more like a myth than a real incentive.

With both teams boasting six points from two matches, this one could, on paper, feel like a dead rubber. But anyone who’s followed these sides knows there’s rarely such a thing. Sweden arrive off the back of a comfortable 3-0 win over Poland, while Germany edged Denmark 2-1 in a match that forced them to come from behind. Both squads look settled, well-drilled and, let’s be honest, absolutely stacked with talent across the pitch.

But here’s the real catch: with qualification in the bag, rotation is almost a certainty. Sweden’s coach hinted at resting Kosovare Asllani, who is a booking away from suspension, and Germany’s boss already admitted post-match that they now have the luxury to ease off the pedal. That sets the scene for an unpredictable yet intriguing showdown in Zürich.

Best Bet for Sweden W vs Germany W: Both Teams to Score

At BettingTips4You.com, we don’t throw out a scattergun of guesses and hope something sticks. We deliver one carefully chosen tip per match—our Best Bet, distilled from the full picture. For this contest, the standout selection is Both Teams to Score.

It’s not just because the defences might take a collective nap, though that’s certainly part of it. The truth is, both of these sides are hardwired to attack. Sweden have rattled in four goals across their first two EURO matches and have now scored in 12 of their last 13 matches. That’s no accident. Even with changes to the lineup, their forward options—Stina Blackstenius, Madelen Janogy and Johanna Rytting Kaneryd—offer variety and firepower. You could swap any of them out, and they’d still pose a threat.

Then there’s Germany, who’ve looked just as lethal in front of goal. They also boast four goals from their two group games and have been utterly relentless leading into this tournament, smashing in 43 goals across their last 13 fixtures—that’s more than three per game. With Lea Schüller, Jule Brand, and Klara Bühl all likely to be involved again, the attacking threat remains sky-high.

Let’s not ignore the context either. Both coaches have made it clear this isn’t a must-win. That’s code for: “Don’t expect a shutout.” We’ve already seen both teams scoring comfortably in this competition, and now with less pressure to defend like their lives depend on it, we’re expecting a more open, less cautious affair.

“With nothing to lose and attacks in great form, both teams should find the net—even if they rotate. This feels like goals guaranteed.”
– BettingTips4You.com expert Wolfgang Shotten

If the idea of a gritty, cautious 0-0 came to mind, throw it out. These two aren’t wired that way, and even their second-string attackers will be eager to make a mark before the knockouts. The most logical outcome? A 1-1 draw. It keeps both unbeaten runs alive and leaves everyone reasonably happy ahead of more serious business in the quarter-finals.

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