Betting Predictions
The Netherlands and Hungary, who are tied on five points in League A Group 3 of the UEFA Nations League, will play a winner-take-all match at the Johan Cruyff Arena on Saturday.
The winner of the Amsterdam match, if there is one, will advance to the quarterfinals with Germany, who has already qualified, after the two countries drew 1-1 in October.
Head-to-Head
In their last 15 meetings with Hungary, the Netherlands has a 9-3 record with three draws. However, in the rematch back in October, both teams fought to a 1-1 stalemate. With only one victory from their four Group B games, the Netherlands’ UNL campaign has not been the finest. Sitting second on goal differential, they are five points behind the leaders but still have a chance to advance to the quarterfinals. Hungary and the Netherlands are in a similar predicament because they have only won once in the Group. Due to a poor goal differential, Marco Rossi’s team is now ranked second in the standings, although they have a good possibility of moving up.
Team News
Ahead of the Nations League final in November, the Netherlands’ defense has been severely weakened because Koeman is unable to use Ian Maatsen, Lutsharel Geertruida, Nathan Ake, or Micky van de Ven this month. However, Jurrien Timber of Arsenal has returned from last month’s games.
Frenkie de Jong, a midfielder for Barcelona who is plagued by injuries, gave Oranje yet another worry over the weekend. He was substituted off at halftime in their La Liga defeat to Real Sociedad, although he was only hurting his shin and not his ankle.
Although RB Leipzig playmaker Xavi Simons is sidelined due to ankle surgery, De Jong should be cleared to play for his country on Saturday, maybe in a two-man midfield with revitalized Liverpool star Ryan Gravenberch.
Regarding Hungary’s availability, Marton Dardai should start in the visitors’ back three since Attila Fiola, the most seasoned defender in Rossi’s lineup with 61 caps, is suspended owing to a string of bookings.
Szoboszlai, who is now having to battle hard to get Liverpool starts over Curtis Jones, is expected to make his 50th senior appearance for the national side on Saturday. He will undoubtedly occupy one of the two number 10 positions.
The central striker, who is probably Ferencvaros sensation Barnabas Varga, should also receive help from Roland Sallai, who shares Szoboszlai’s record of 14 goals for the national side.
Odds by Betway
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Probable Line-Up
Netherlands XI:
Verbruggen; Dumfries, De Vrij, Van Dijk, Hato; De Jong, Gravenberch; Malen, Reijnders, Gakpo; Weghorst
Hungary XI:
Dibusz; Dardai, Orban, Botka; Bolla, Nikitscher, Schafer, Kerkez; Sallai, Szoboszlai; Varga
Verdict
Tip Netherlands to Winâś…
Reason
Given that Simons, the Netherlands’ chief creative, can break through even the most impenetrable defenses, Saturday’s exciting matchup should be as close as the standings indicate.
Although hitting Koeman’s team on the counter will undoubtedly be Hungary’s greatest chance, the Dutch should at least make one breakthrough against the rearguard-heavy Magyars before closing out to secure a desired quarterfinal spot.
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Tip: Over 2.5 Goalsâś…
Reason
Even though the Netherlands has scored fewer than 2.5 goals in each of their last two games, I still think this week’s match will be entertaining. Actually, only one of the previous eight games ended with fewer than 2.5 goals, and Koeman’s team scored at least four goals in each of their prior two games.
Meetings between Hungary and the Netherlands are frequently amusing as well. Four goals or more have been scored in five of the two countries’ last six meetings in all competitions, so it wouldn’t be shocking to see a similar pattern on Saturday.
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