Stuttgart will be humming for this quarterfinal that could just as well be a Final had the brackets set up differently. While the home edge might be with Germany this is also aa test fraught with danger for the tourney hosts, as few sides really want to engage Spain in a "full-court" game. Espana likely controls the possession stats although this Luis de la Fuente Spain attacks with sharper edges, especially on the wings where youngsters Lamine Yamal and Nico Williams have terrorized opposing defenses at the Euros. What must concern de la Fuente is Germany's ability to hit on the counter (especially Bayern Munich's Jamal Musiala), as Spain can still be caught out at times. But note the problems Germany had with Switzerland and Denmark (which should have been ahead after 48 minutes when the most-dodgy VAR of the Euros saved Deutschland), and de la Fuente also has a last ace up his sleeve in midfielder extraordinaire Rodri, who might be the top player at the Euros. Play Spain on Money Line