Netherlands v Uruguay Man of the Match betting tips Visit Blue Square Save For Later Posted by Neil Roarty 6 Jul 2010 Tweet Arjen Robben eluding a challenge agaisnt Slovakia (credit: Dev) Related Articles See all World Cup Tips news Share it Pin It Arjen Robben can shine for the Netherlands against Uruguay this evening The Netherlands take on Uruguay tonight in the first of the 2010 World Cup semi finals and the bookmakers clearly feel that the Dutch have what it takes to beat the South Americans, making them 4/6 (Ladbrokes) favourites. Uruguay can be backed at as high as 11/2 with BetFred, but with several key players, including striker Luis Suarez and defender Jorge Fucile missing, they could struggle against the Netherlands. Fucile missing out is a major blow, particularly as he would have been tasked with containing Dutch winger Arjen Robben, who will be the danger man for his side. Robben is 6/1 at Ladbrokes to open the scoring, but a better bet is that he is voted man of the match this evening, at 4/1 with Blue Square. Robben has only started two matches in South Africa, the first of which was against Slovakia in the last 16, where he scored and was voted the best player on the pitch. He then played against Brazil, in a match where he was never likely to see much of the ball and spent more time on the ground, having been felled by Brazilian defenders than he did in possession. Uruguay may try a similar tactic this evening, but their defence is nowhere near as quick and strong as Brazil’s so they may not be able to catch the Bayern Munich winger in order to foul him. Robben proved in the Champions League last season that he is a player who can be relied upon in big games and his team-mates will look to him for inspiration. His main challenger for the man of the match award will be Wesley Sneijder (7/2, Blue Square) but his style of play is not as exciting as Robben’s and it would take another two goal performance, with his team-mate drawing a blank, for the Inter Milan playmaker to be chosen ahead of the winger. Recommendation Man of the Match – Arjen Robben (4/1, Blue Square) Read our Blue Square review Get your £25 free bet from Blue Square now Like Like Post to wall 684 Reads All World Cup 2014 News Recent World Cup 2014 Articles Spain v Holland World Cup Finals Starts Shortly11 Jul 2010Spain’s midfield will hold the key to victory over Holland Back Psychic Octopus Paul's World Cup Final Winner Prediction11 Jul 2010German Media Sensation Psychic Octopus Paul has given his predictions on the 2010 World Cup Finals William Hill Trader Spain v Netherlands Betting Tips11 Jul 2010Spain and Holland will play each other on Sunday in what will be a titanic battle between two sides World Cup Finals Netherlands v Spain Blue Square Trader Tips11 Jul 2010Robben’s struggle against injury during the group stage may have been a blessing in disguise as he Uruguay v Germany live match preview10 Jul 2010Joachim Low’s young team are strong favourites to end the 2010 World Cup on a high Charlie McCann's World Cup Final Predictions10 Jul 2010Charlie McCann of Stan James gives us his views on who will win the 2010 World Cup More Stories Recent Articles League Two Play-off Final First Goalscorer Cashback at Boylesports27 May 2012Boylesports are continuing their popular First Goalscorer cashback promotion on Sunday's League Two League Two Play-off Final Cashback at Coral27 May 2012Coral bookmakers are running cashback specials on Sunday’s League Two Play-off Final between Chelte 17:30 Celebration Standard Open NH Flat Race27 May 201217:30 Celebration Standard Open NH Flat Race 17:20 Kilsaran International Maiden27 May 201217:20 Kilsaran International Maiden 17:10 Aylsham Show - 27th August Bank Holiday - Lady Amateur Riders' Handicap Hurdle27 May 201217:10 Aylsham Show - 27th August Bank Holiday - Lady Amateur Riders' Handicap Hurdle 17:00 Royal Scots Dragoon Guards Challenge Cup (Open Hunters' Chase)27 May 201217:00 Royal Scots Dragoon Guards Challenge Cup (Open Hunters' Chase) More Stories Tags , Arjen Robben, Netherlands, Uruguay, Wesley Sneijder, World Cup 2010