The undisputed kings of international football will conclude their Euro 2012 qualifying campaign over the next week – beginning with a victory over the Czech Republic in Prague.
Spain will defend their European Championship crown in Poland and Ukraine next summer after arriving at the tournament in ominous fashion.
Vicente del Bosque’s men have won all six of their Group I games so far and bwin’s 3Way football betting market has them at 18/25 to reach seventh heaven against Petr Cech and co.
What’s more, if you think the Spaniards will go on to wrap up the group blemish free then you can double up the Czech win with the almost inevitable slaughter of Scotland next Tuesday.
Spain to beat both the Czech Republic and the Scots is priced at a very healthy 93/100.
As is customary from the originators of tiki-taka football, Spain have not just been winning, but winning in style and with plenty of goals.
La Roja have struck 21 times in their six qualifiers, scoring less than three on just one occasion.
If you fancy Spain to comfortably beat the Czechs, back them to win with more than 2.5 goals in the game at 9/5 or more than 3.5 at 4/1.
New recruits who sign up for a bwin account are entitled to a £25 free bet and utilising that on Spain to win with over 3.5 goals in the game at 4/1 will pocket you £125.
But before you go lumping all your hard earned on the Spanish, it may be worth considering the standings in Group I.
Spain have boxed off top spot and could be forgiven for going through the motions but the Czech’s qualification is still in the balance.
They lie in second place just two points ahead of Scotland so will need to up the ante to fend off the Tartan Army.
Czech Republic can be found at 15/4 to win with the draw at 13/5. However, the best bit of business if you fancy anything other than a Spain win would be to use bwin’s double chance market to select the Czech win or a draw at a generous 11/10.
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