Spain are better than Argentina admits Germany manager Visit Paddy Power Save For Later Posted by Bettingpro Staff 5 Jul 2010 Tweet Germany's confident manager (credit: toksuede) Related Articles See all World Cup news Share it Pin It Although Joachim Loew claims that his team play on the same level as the Spanish ahead of Wednesday's exciting World Cup semi-final Before the start of the tournament, the Germany manager claimed that his team were ready to play a brand of football which would 'tear opposition teams apart'. Despite this, the bookmakers didn't have Die Mannschaft among the favourites, although Joachim Loew has been true to his word. Nobody could have predicted that the Germans would score four times against both England and Argentina en route to the semi-finals. They have now set up a repeat of the Euro 2008 final against Spain, with Loew claiming that his team are now on the same level as their opponents: "Spain in the past two years has been a very solid team with a lot of stability. They play within a system that functions much better than that of Argentina's. "They are one of the most dominant teams in the world, but things are different from 2008. At that time, they were superior, but now we are more even. We have an opportunity to beat Spain now that we are on the same level". Many people expect Germany's momentum to ease them past Spain when the two teams meet on Wednesday and William Hill currently offer an eye-catching 19/10 that they win in normal time. Read our Paddy Power review Get your £250 free bet at Paddypower Like Like Post to wall 445 Reads All World Cup 2014 News Recent World Cup 2014 Articles Thailand v Oman live stream preview and tips (kick-off 12:30 BST)05 Sep 2011Thailand and Oman will be looking for their first victory when they meet in a World Cup qualifier o 2010 World Cup punter scoops $1million in Titanbet competition19 Jul 2010The 2010 World Cup may not have been everybody’s cup of tea but it was certainly right up Mike McNa Paul the Psychic Octopus Thanked by Andres Iniesta13 Jul 2010Spain’s World Cup winner claims Paul helped them win in South Africa World Cup 2010 Golden Boot Win Amazes Thomas Muller12 Jul 2010Germany midfielder can't believe he finished top scorer in South Africa. Paul the Psychic Octopus Retirement Good News for William Hill12 Jul 2010German octopus’ 100% record at World Cup 2010 hit bookmakers hard Paul the Psychic Octopus Bidding War Latest - Paul Transfer Bid12 Jul 2010Spanish Businessman try to Buy Paul for a Food Festival 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 David Villa, Germany, Germany V Spain, Joachim Loew, Miroslav Klose, Spain, Spain V Germany, Vicente Del Bosque, World Cup, World Cup 2010, World Cup 2010 Betting