Netherlands

Netherlands enter this match unbeaten across their last five fixtures in all competitions, having collected three wins and two draws while scoring 12 goals. They already secured a 2-1 away win against Serbia on 27 September and have scored in every fixture in this Nations League campaign. Conversely, Serbia have lost three consecutive Nations League matches, conceding six goals across those fixtures and failing to keep a clean sheet. Covering the home win or draw provides strong alignment with both teams current form trajectories.

Netherlands or Draw — 72% confidence

Netherlands are unbeaten in their last five fixtures across all competitions and have earned four points from two Nations League outings. They also hold a successful record in this matchup, having won both previous head-to-head meetings. While Greece are in fine form after two straight wins, Netherlands possess enough offensive capability to secure at least a point away from home.

BTTS Yes — 64% confidence

Both teams have scored in every fixture of their current Nations League campaign. Greece scored three goals across their matches against Serbia and Germany, while Netherlands have netted three goals and conceded in both of their group games so far.

These two calls are about different parts of the match (double chance and both teams to score), so neither one determines the other. The figure shown is the lower of the two — a combo can never be more likely than its weaker leg.

Netherlands are unbeaten in their last five fixtures across all competitions and have earned four points from two Nations League outings. They also hold a successful record in this matchup, having won both previous head-to-head meetings. While Greece are in fine form after two straight wins, Netherlands possess enough offensive capability to secure at least a point away from home.

Both teams have scored in every fixture of their current Nations League campaign. Greece scored three goals across their matches against Serbia and Germany, while Netherlands have netted three goals and conceded in both of their group games so far.

Netherlands enter this clash undefeated in their last five matches, with two wins and three draws, having scored twelve goals during that sequence. Serbia have endured significant defensive issues, losing three of their last four matches and conceding eleven goals in losses against Spain, Cape Verde Islands, and Mexico. Backing the Dutch side to take at least a point reflects their superior current form and offensive consistency.

Both teams have demonstrated reliable attacking threat alongside persistent defensive vulnerabilities. Netherlands have scored in each of their last five matches while conceding in all five. Similarly, Germany have scored and conceded in every single one of their last five games, including matches against Paraguay, Ecuador, and Ivory Coast. In historical meetings between the two nations, both teams have found the net in 7 of their last 9 encounters, producing an average of 3.44 goals per game. With Germany missing defenders N. Brown and N. Schlotterbeck through injury, both attacks are well placed to get on the scoresheet.