Portugal v Germany prediction & best bets | Euro 2020 Picks

Portugal vs Germany Latest Odds & Match Info
EURO 2020 odds	Portugal +220 at Bovada | Draw +240 | germany +130
When	Saturday, June 19, 6pm ET
Where	Allianz Arena, Munich, Germany
Watch Live	iTV (UK), ESPN (US), Optus Sport (AUS)

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Portugal will be looking to make it two wins from as many starts when they travel to Munich to take on Germany in Group F Matchplay at Euro 2020 on Saturday. BettingPlanet brings you the best betting tips and predictions for what is the marquee match on Matchday 2 at the Euro’s.

Portugal v Germany match analysis

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Portugal left it late in their opening match of Euro 2020 but the world no.5 walked away from their match against Hungary as 3-0 winners. The result was a comfortable one in the end after Rapahel Guerreiro put them ahead in the 84th minute, before the inspirational Cristiano Ronaldo netted two goals within the space of five minutes to secure all three points for Portugal. With the creativity of Bruno Fernandes, Diogo Jota, Bernardo Silva and Ronaldo, the German defence will have plenty of headaches.

Germany need a win following a 1-0 defeat to France in their opening match of Euro 2020. Despite all the attacking weapons the French side have, Germany’s Mats Hummels managed to put the ball in the back of his own net in the 30th minute, which ultimately proved the difference after 90 minutes. Despite the 1-0 score line, Germany certainly had their chances in the second half to bring the game level. In a side stacked with talent, it is hard to imagine two below par performances in a row at Euro 2020.

Portugal v Germany betting predictions

Over 2.5 Goals
In an encounter that has Ronaldo, Jota and Silva on one side and Thomas Muller, Serge Gnabry and Kai Havertz on the other, we are expecting plenty of goals on Saturday afternoon. With the likes of Andre Silva and Tim Werner set to come off the bench, both of these sides would be confident in their attacking abilities heading into Matchday 2. These two sides have not met since the 2014 World Cup, when Germany got the better of Portugal 4-0. Four players from both sides played in that match in 2014, and it was Thomas Muller who was the star on that occasion netting a hat-trick.

Anytime Assist: Thomas Muller
Thomas Muller will be one of the few players in this match with confidence against their opponent. Muller has long been known as one of the best creative midfielders in the world, and he certainly showed glimpses of that against France. Despite his goal-scoring abilities we expect the 31-year-old to set up one of his teammates against Portugal and gain yet another assist next to his name. Muller bagged 18 assists in the Bundesliga this season, so expect the Bayern Munich attacking midfielder to play a key a role on Saturday to help his country gain a result against Portugal.