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The semi-finals are almost set with Uruguay vs Netherlands playing July 6th from Green Point Stadium while Germany sits and waits to play the winner of Saturday's Paraguay vs Spain World Cup quarterfinal match in the other semifinal draw on July 7th. Paraguay vs Spain will take place at 2:30pm EST (20:30) from Ellis Park Stadium in Johannesburg and can be seen live on ESPN. Online bookmakers have Spain -250 money line favorites in World Cup odds vs Paraguay +750 in the quarterfinals with a draw returning +330. La Furia Roja -1 (-155) are also point spread favorites in World Cup betting vs Paraguay +1 (+120) while the over/under total is sitting at 2.5 UNDER (-155).
Paraguay comes into today's game as one of the biggest longshots at 80-1 in World Cup picks to win the 2010 finals in South Africa as well as +750 underdogs to defeat Spain in Saturday's quarterfinal match. It will be the fourth all-time meeting between La Albirroja and Spaniards with two of the games ending in draws while the other was a 1-3 loss in the first round of the 2002 finals in Korea/Japan. "We are delighted at what we've achieved but we need to keep on going," said coach Oscar Cardozo this week. "That's all we can think about right now. We need to get back to work and prepare for our next game." Bet Paraguay +750 as longshots in World Cup odds vs Spain with a 10% deposit bonus.
There really doesn't need much to be said about Spain in this year's tournament. Although LaFuria Roja has never lifted the champions trophy and lost 0-1 to Switzerland in their opening round match, Spain stormed back with a 2-0 win vs Honduras and a 2-1 win vs Chile to win the Group H bracket followed by a 1-0 round of 16 win vs Portugal to play in World Cup quarterfinals odds on Saturday. "We have huge respect for what Paraguay has done and we certainly don't have the guarantee that it's going to be an easy match," said coach Vicente del Bosque this week. "You cannot be too optimistic to win, I mean there's so many teams on the same level, we certainly cannot already announce the result."
