England vs. Spain Odds, Best Bets: Spain Favored In Women's Euro Final

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27-07-2025

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After meeting in the quarterfinals of the Women's Euro in 2022 (England 2, Spain 1) and again in the final of the 2023 Women's World Cup (Spain 1, England 0), another tournament comes down to England vs. Spain today in Basel, Switzerland.
This time, Spain is a massive favorite over the Lionesses, as oddsmakers expect Spain to dominate.
It's worth noting, though, that in the semifinals, Germany managed to keep Spain scoreless and force extra time despite allowing Spain to dominate the possession and shots battles.
England's ability to generate late goals is the biggest reason they've reached Sunday's final.
The reigning Euro champs took down Sweden in PKs in the quarterfinals after trailing 2-0 for 75-plus minutes before equalizing with goals in the 79th and 81st.
In the semis, England trailed Italy until the 96th, when sub Michelle Agyemang forced extra time just before the final whistle.
How to Watch England vs. Spain Women's Euro 2025 Final
Kickoff : 12 p.m. ET
: 12 p.m. ET TV: FOX
England vs. Spain Women's Euro Odds
Below are the odds from three top sportsbooks in the two most popular markets for soccer matches: three-way moneyline and match winner.
England vs. Spain Three-Way Moneyline Odds
The DraftKings, FanDuel and bet365 three-way moneyline odds below apply to this afternoon's result after 90 minutes, plus stoppage time.
DK FD bet365 England +350 +350 +350 Spain -135 -140 -138 Draw +270 +260 +280
England vs. Spain Odds To Raise Trophy
Sportsbooks also offer each team's odds to win Sunday's final.
In this market, it doesn't matter whether the winner comes out on top in 90 minutes, extras or PKs; all that matters is who moves on.
DK FD bet365 England +200 +215 +200 Spain -280 -260 -275
England vs. Spain Betting Analysis
England are better in the midfield than anyone Spain has faced in this tournament. Still, I expect La Roja midfielders Aitana Bonmati, Patricia Guijarro and Alexia Putellas to win their battle vs. the English trio of Georgia Stanway, Keira Walsh and Ella Toone.
The latter group helped England keep the possession battle in the 2023 Women's World Cup final respectable, with Spain controlling possession just 56-44. But Bonmati was the only Spain starter in her team's starting XI that day, as Guijarro was not in that squad and a hobbled Putellas came on late as a sub.
The question today is whether (and when) Spain will be able to turn control of the ball into quality scoring opportunities and/or goals. Switzerland held Spain scoreless until the 66th in the quarterfinals, and Germany managed to shut out Spain despite allowing a slew of shots, including several big chances.
England vs. Spain Pick, Best Bets
To me, oddsmakers are giving this scrappy England side too little credit, as I expect Spain to win, but not dominate. If you like England to keep this close (we've seen in the last two rounds how hard it is to pull away from anyone in knockout soccer), there are a few tempting plays we recommend.
Given that Spain's last two matches were 0-0 at halftime, the halftime draw at +120 (DraftKings) is well worth a look. Related, "first half correct score 0-0" is also enticing, especially at +210 at FanDuel.
Yet another tempting pro-England bet would be the Lionesses in the double chance market. If you'd like to make a low-risk play on the underdogs A) getting a stunning win in 90 minutes or B) grinding out a draw, "England or tie after 90 minutes" (+105 at DK) is worth a sprinkle.
Personally, though, I think Spain will find a way to win this game in 90, though I wouldn't be surprised if England keeps a clean sheet for 60 minutes or longer.
Taking the heavy favorites on the three-way moneyline is not the boldest way to go, but it's the safest play here, in my opinion.
For some upside, let's also go with the halftime draw at +120 and parlay a halftime draw with a Spain win in 90 minutes for a big payout at nearly 4-to-1 odds.
Best bets:
Spain three-way moneyline (-135 at DraftKings) -- 1 unit
First half three-way moneyline draw (+120 at DK, FD) -- 0.75 units
Half time/full time: Draw/Spain (+390 at FD) -- 0.25 units
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