Paris 2024 Women’s Soccer SF: Brazil vs Spain Picks & Parlays

Brazil vs Spain Parlay Picks

When Brazil met Spain in the women’s Olympic soccer group stage last Wednesday, Marta received a first-half red card. Brazil finished the match with ten players and lost 2-0. For Tuesday’s Semifinal rematch, Marta is still suspended but her Brazil managed an upset victory over France in the Quarter-Finals.

Meanwhile, Spain survived a scare on Saturday to defeat Colombia on penalties. But this is the end of the line for Brazil. Spain will smell blood. We’re taking Spain to win plus under 2.5 goals at +240 combined parlay odds.

Stay tuned for the rest of our Women’s Olympic soccer: Brazil vs Spain betting preview.

Olympics . Tuesday, August 6th, 3:00 p.m. ET | Stade Velodrome, Marseille, France 

Brazil (2-2-0)

VS

Spain (3-1-0)

Pick Parlay Odds: +240

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Brazil vs Spain Analysis

Multiple Absences for Brazil

Along with Marta’s suspension, defender Antonia is out injured for Brazil. Plus, fellow defender Rafaelle Souza got injured in the Quarter-Finals and is listed as doubtful.

Without Marta, their all-time leading scorer, Brazil didn’t create many chances against France.

However, they did take the clearest-cut chance as Gabi Portilho put an 82nd-minute shot past France’s keeper.

Earlier, goalkeeper Lorena saved a French penalty and Brazil hung on for a clean sheet in the 1-0 victory. Brazil have only scored three goals in four Olympic soccer games and are 2-2 overall. But they’re a resilient bunch.

Saturday’s victory was Brazil’s first-ever triumph over France in 13 tries and it certainly built some momentum.

Spain’s Late Comeback

Spain’s Quarter-Final match against Colombia couldn’t have started much worse. La Roja conceded just 12 minutes into the match and Colombia doubled their lead in the 52nd minute. Spain, who kept 77 percent possession, never gave up and clawed their way back into the match.

Salma Paralluelo provided assists for Jenni Hermoso and Irene Paredes and Spain forced extra time in a wild 2-2 game. After 120 minutes, Spain won 4-2 in penalties.

Women’s Olympic soccer: Brazil vs Spain betting previews note Spain are the favorites to win the Olympic gold medal. They sit at +135 odds to win a second straight major tournament but this is their first-ever appearance in the Olympics.

Two former Ballon d’Or Feminin winners grace Spain’s roster, as midfielders Aitana Bonmati and Alexia Putellas significantly help La Roja control matches. Before the Colombia draw, Spain won all three of their group stage matches, while outscoring their opponents 5-2.

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Brazil vs Spain Odds

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+1 -115+620+280O2.5 -115

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+1 -110+585+290O2.5 -105

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+1 -115+500+310O2.5 -115

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Despite defeating France as +420 underdogs, Brazil are +620 moneyline underdogs for this Semifinal match. Meanwhile, Spain come in as -190 moneyline favorites and a draw is at +280.

Spain have just a 1-1-2 ATS record up to this point and Spain -1 sits at -115 odds. Meanwhile, the soccer betting lines list Brazil -1 at the same price.

The over/under goal total is at 2.5 for Tuesday’s clash. Notably, Spain are -400 favorites to advance by any means and Brazil are +300 underdogs.

Brazil vs Spain Betting Analysis & Final Overview

Brazil struggled to create good chances against France and in their last match against Spain. Without Marta, we don’t think that situation will improve much, if at all.

Our Women’s Olympic soccer: Brazil vs Spain betting preview and analysis leads us to believe Spain will win this one in normal time. Individual errors were the reason for Colombia’s goals on Saturday and Spain still managed to pull things back.

If La Roja can remain focused, they shouldn’t have a problem taking down a Marta-less Brazil and potentially keeping a clean sheet. So, we’re going with Spain to win and under 2.5 goals at +240 combined odds.