We’ve got a first goalscorer double betting tip for the Euro 2016 semi-final matches of Wales vs Portugal and France vs Germany. With only two games to go before the final in Paris on Sunday, we’re looking to go out of the tournament in style and have come up with a couple of first
Portugal vs Wales predictions and betting tips for the first Euro 2016 semi-final with the best odds for our tipsters’ three bets. Portugal vs Wales is the first game of the two semi finals and will take place on Wednesday at Parc Olympique Lyonnais which kicks off at 8pm. Portugal vs Wales Predictions
Wales play Portugal in the first Euro 2016 semi-final and our football tipster has given three reasons why Wales can beat Portugal in Lyon on Wednesday. Wales now have the chance to reach the final of the Euro 2016 which is a dream come true for the team and the nation, many expected them
Wales take on Portugal in the first semi-final of Euro 2016 at the Parc Olympique Lyonnnais and our tipster has picked a correct score prediction for the match. Who’d have thought these two would be meeting each other in the Euro 2016 Semi-Finals? And in such different manners as well. Wales have been one
Portugal v Wales betting tips from the goalscorer markets in the Euro 2016 semi-final on Wednesday 6th July with the best odds of 7/2 and 5/1 available. Wednesday night sees the continuation of Euro 2016 and the first of the two semi-finals sees Wales face Portugal. We’ve got a couple of goalscorer betting tips
The Euro 2016 semi-finals are almost upon us and Paddy Power have enhanced the odds of three of the teams to win the tournament. Wales play Portugal and Germany play the hosts France in the last four or the tournament following some great quarter final matches and the stakes could not be higher for
Whilst Chris Coleman’s proud Welsh outfit clearly approached their upcoming Euro 2016 duties full of confidence and renewed hope for what the highly anticipated international tournament would have in store for their nation, very few within the wider European footballing community ultimately expected Wales to book their place in the semi-finals in explosive and no-nonsense
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