Germany will be out for revenge when they travel to Amsterdam to take on the Netherlands in Sunday’s Euro 2020 qualification clash.
Die Mannschaft fell to a 3-0 defeat at the Johan Cruyff Arena in October’s Nations League tie, on their way to suffering relegation from the top tier.
Latest odds
Having surrendered a two-goal lead to draw 2-2 in the subsequent home game, they are priced at 7/4 (2.75) with bet365 to go some way to making amends by coming out on top here.
However, Ronald Koeman’s men have won eight of their last nine matches on home turf, and are marginal 7/5 (2.40) favourites to pull off another impressive victory in this one.
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Four of the last seven encounters between this pair have resulted in draws, and there are odds of 12/5 (3.40) available on this one also finishing up all square.
Team news
Kenny Tete is unlikely to feature after suffering a hamstring injury shortly after entering the field as a substitute in the 4-0 opening qualification victory over Belarus.
Leroy Sane should be fit to play despite leaving the field following a bad tackle from Milan Pavkov in the last minute of Wednesday’s friendly versus Serbia.
Struggling Germany
After his side’s disastrous World Cup and Nations League campaigns, Joachim Low has decided to make a fresh start with a youthful squad missing the likes of Jerome Boateng, Matts Hummels, and Thomas Muller.
While the talent is there, the lack of experience may cost them as they attempt to end a run of five defeats in six games on foreign soil.
In contrast, the Oranje are already well underway with their own revival following a difficult few years, with their exciting young team having lost just twice in 17 matches.
Predictions
All in all, those 7/5 (2.40) odds seem well worth backing on the reinvigorated Dutch proving too strong for the struggling Germans yet again.
Netherlands to win for a 1pt stake at 7/5 (2.40) with bet365
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