Both Teams to Score

Both teams have scored in four of Austria’s last five matches and a repeat looks well worth supporting at the Olympiastadion. 

Austria pushed France all the way on matchday one and they are expected to make life tough for the Netherlands in their final Group D assignment.

While Ralf Rangnick’s side failed to find the back of the net against France, prior to that defeat, the  Austrians had scored in 17 straight matches.

Das Team quickly rediscovered their scoring touch last time out and they can land a blow against a Netherlands side that were fortunate to keep a clean sheet against France. The Oranje also looked shaky at the back in their 2-1 win over Poland.

However, Ronald Koeman’s side carry plenty of attacking threat of their own, having scored in all bar one of their last 15 matches, which only adds to the appeal of opting for BTTS.

Christoph Baumgartner To Score Anytime 

Christoph Baumgartner is fast becoming a talismanic figure for Austria and he looks a great value option to get on the scoresheet on Tuesday evening. 

The 24 year-old attacking midfielder has made the net bulge in six of his last seven outings for the national team.

The most recent of those strikes came against Poland on Friday. Baumgartner was also a constant thorn in France’s side, with the RB Leipzig man registering two shots on target.

With all that in mind, Baumgartner looks the standout option for an anytime effort in Berlin.

Konrad Laimer to be Carded

Austria’s Konrad Laimer is a fierce competitor and he looks worth backing to tackle his way into trouble on Tuesday evening.

The Bayern Munich midfielder has already been booked once across his two Euro 2024 appearances so far, not to mention he has committed exactly two fouls in each of Austria’s opening two matches of the tournament.

Considering the state of play in the section from an Austrian perspective, Laimer looks a strong contender for a card in this capital clash.