France v USA Womens World Cup Odds

Written by:
Ean Lamb
Published on:
Jul/10/2011
France v USA Womens World Cup Odds

France v USA Womens World Cup semi-final odds had the Americans as even favorites while France came in at 12/5.  The draw was listed at 9/4.  These were early odds and subject to change. (Coupe du Monde Féminine Cotes)

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*Odds on France v USA were now available at Bookmaker, the oldest established North American-facing online sportsbook, for US gamblers.  The odds were on par with that of Bookmaker's counterparts in Europe.

Team USA stunned Brazil on Sunday in what is being called one of the most riveting World Cup games ever (whether it be Men’s or Women’s football).

The Womens World Cup was already capturing the imagination of those across the globe prior to Sunday’s big upset and the momentum should build at a fever’s pitch coming into Wednesday’s semi-final game.

The Saipan Tribune summed it up perfectly early on:

But more important than the U.S. performances, the 2011 Women's World Cup has, so far, been an absolutely amazing experience. No other sporting event can compare to the World Cup and have such an effect on a country. The environment, the competition, and the support all represent a new era, a new generation. Who would have thought 50, even 20 years ago, that a women's soccer tournament could sell out numerous stadiums of 25,000 people? In fact, the opening match, Germany vs. Canada, had close to 73,000 fans in the stands.

- Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com

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