Compared to other groups, the situation of Group D may have been determined before the final match. The Netherlands with 4 points and Austria with 3 points are likely to both advance to the knockout stage. The match between the two teams at 23:00 on June 25th is likely to only determine the ranking for the next round, but it does not diminish its appeal.

Expert analysis of Netherlands vs Austria

The draw against the French team could be considered a regret for the Dutch players, as the disallowed goal is still a controversial story. However, with 1 point, The Oranje still have a good chance to advance to the knockout stage, but they will have to compete fiercely with France if they truly want to take the top spot. Currently, both the Netherlands and France have 4 points and a goal difference of +1. Since both matches are played at the same time, the Netherlands will not be able to monitor the situation of the other match. Therefore, the best choice for Ronald Koeman’s team is still to win against the Austrian team, and even win by the largest margin possible to gain an advantage over Les Bleus.

On the other hand, the Austrian team, after defeating Poland, has “pocketed” 3 points and has opened the door to advance, while also sending their opponents back home early. In theory, 3 points and a goal difference of +1 give a high chance for Ralf Rangnick’s team to advance, but to be more certain, they will need at least 1 point against the Dutch team in the final match. The Austrian team has been familiar with an attacking style regardless of the opponent in recent times, but when necessary, the red-shirted team has shown a necessary level of calculation. It is very likely that the match against the Netherlands will be a demonstration of Ralf Rangnick’s defensive tactics. This is a match that experts assess as very likely to end in a draw, also because a draw will help both the Netherlands and Austria advance. It is not excluded that the two tacticians Ronald Koeman and Ralf Rangnick will aim for this style of play to preserve their strength and avoid risks in other groups.

Head-to-head record of Netherlands vs Austria

In the past, the frequency of meetings between the Dutch and Austrian teams has been quite frequent, with the historical record currently favoring the Oranje as they have won all 5 of their recent matches against the Austrian team. However, the most recent match between the two teams was 3 years ago, and in the current situation, the cautious approach could completely change.

Netherlands vs Austria betting odds

Entering the final match of the group stage is always a headache for any coach. Ronald Koeman will have to decide whether to field the strongest lineup to compete for the top spot with France or to rest key players to prepare for the challenges in the knockout stage. According to the predictions of world news agencies, the second option is currently being prioritized by the Dutch team.

As for the Austrian team, they will certainly have to field the best lineup because the chances of Sabitzer and his teammates to advance are not yet 100%. However, Ralf Rangnick may also make some changes to the lineup as in this match, the team from Northern Europe needs to prioritize defense more.

Under goals: Soi kèo Hà Lan Áo, in a situation where both teams have a great advantage to secure a spot in the next round, both the Netherlands and Austria probably prioritize not losing before thinking about scoring goals. In fact, both teams could create a “cat and mouse” situation throughout the 90 minutes to aim for a scenario of a beautiful draw for both sides.
Under yellow cards: The game’s context also opens up countless options for fans. Both the Netherlands and Austria prioritize keeping their key players on the field and a slow, steady style of play with few fouls and yellow cards, which is a betting option that players can consider guide to betting on EURO.

Information about the strength of the Netherlands vs Austria

Both teams have their strongest lineup

Predicted lineups for the Netherlands vs Austria match

Netherlands (4-3-3): Verbruggen, Frimpong, Van Dijk, De Ligt, Ake, Reijnders, Schouten, Veerman, Gakpo, Simons, Weghorst.
Austria (4-2-3-1): Pentz, Posch, Trauner, Lienhart, Mwene, Seiwald, Grillitsch, Sabitzer, Baumgartner, Laimer, Arnautovic.

Soi kèo Hà Lan đấu với Áo: 1-1