Wager on the World Cup Semi Finals

The World Cup quarter finals certainly saw their fair share shocks.

Crowd pleasers Brazil, whose fancy footwork and smart tactics have often paved the way to success, were stunned by a persistent Netherlands side who triumphed 2-1.

In the second quarter final, the Uruguayans were unable to beat the Ghanaians during normal time after a shot on target was hand-balled off the line. The resulting penalty miss in the last few seconds by Asamoah Gyan added even further drama. In the end it was left to a penalty shoot out to decide the match which saw Uruguay holding their nerve and booking their place in the last four.

Tomorrow's semi final sees both Uruguay and the Netherlands just two wins away from the trophy. Titan Bet has Uruguay on 6.44 and the Netherlands as faves on 1.67. The Netherlands have won each of their last three matches 2-1and punters wishing to take a chance on their keeping it up for four in a row can get 15/2 from William Hill on this score line.

The Netherlands are boosted by the return of Arsenal striker Robin van Persie who will be fit to playandis odds on for the first goal of the match, with William Hill offering 4/1. Team mate Joris Mathiisen is also fit for the semi but Gergory van der Wiel and Nigel de Jong are both on the bench due to two yellow cards.

In terms of team news for Uruguay, the fitness ofcaptain, Diego Lugano, is still doubtful but midfielder Nicolas Lodeiro is already ruled out. They are also down two players due to suspensions; defender Jorge Ciro Fucile as well as Luis Suarez's following on from his handling of a goal-bound ball in the dying minutes of the match against Ghana.

With team changes on both sides, this match sees fresh legs and a whole range of exciting World Cup betting options at all our favorite online sports books.

Tomorrow's semi sees Spain and Argentina battling it out.