• Germany fought through their semi-final against France with 10 players to win in a penalty shootout

• Spain claimed their fourth straight success at the tournament when they beat hosts Switzerland 2-0 in the last eight

• Recommended bet: Spain to win & both teams to score

World Cup winners Spain are hot favourites to claim a place in the Women's Euros final by beating Germany in the second semi-final in Zurich on Wednesday.

However, their opponents, who have won the trophy nine times, showed their mental fortitude in battle through against France in the quarter-finals and will be confident of making their mark.

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Team news

Sarai Linder is injured for Germany and will join skipper Giulia Gwinn on the sidelines for the last-four showdown.

Right-back Carlotta Wamser will be available after serving her one-match ban for her red card against Sweden, but Kathrin Hendrich sits out after being dismissed against Les Bleues.

Laia Aleixandri will be the only absentee for Spain as she picked up her second yellow card of the tournament in their 2-0 quarter-final victory over hosts Switzerland.

The stats

• Spain have won 12 of their last 13 matches

• La Roja have scored at least three times in 10 of those wins

• Germany are unbeaten in their last eight games against Spain

• The Germans have progressed to the final in nine of their 10 Euros semi-finals

• Spain have scored 16 goals in this summer's tournament

• However, they have kept just two clean sheets in their last 12 matches

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Prediction

Germany have had a couple of interesting matches in their most recent Women's Euros outings.

However, while they received a massive confidence boost by beating France with 10 players in the quarter-finals, this appears to be the point at which their adventure ends.

Several of their issues have been self-inflicted with red cards picked up in each of their last two games.

They lost 4-1 to Sweden in their final group matches and a semi-final against the world champions looks a step too far.

Germany enjoy an excellent record against Spain, but their opponents have kicked on recently, winning the World Cup and the Nations League.

La Roja look destined to add this trophy to their collection, even though this is their first trip to the semi-finals since 1997.

A total of 16 tournament goals shows just how dominant they can be and this looks set to be a high-scoring occasion, with a chance taken on rejuvenated Germany finding the net, something Spain's opponents have achieved in 10 of their last 12 games.

However, we can expect Montse Tome's team to be the ones to progress within 90 minutes in Zurich.

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