France vs Netherlands – France gets ready for this match after a 3-3 stalemate with Argentina in the World Cup. In that contest, France had 46% of the control and 4 of its 9 shots on goal were successful.
Kylian Mbappé scored three goals for France (80, 81, and 118). Argentina’s opponents had 19 shots on goal, with 10 of them being successful.
Argentina’s goals came from Angel Di Mara (36′) and Lionel Messi (23′, 108′). Argentina prevailed 2-4 on penalties after the game went to a draw.
France hasn’t maintained a clean sheet in many of their recent games. According to the data, France has conceded 7 goals while allowing opponents to score in 5 of their previous 6 matches. Let’s find out whether this trend will persist.
Netherlands and Argentina drew 2-2 in the World Cup encounter that came before this one. In that game, the Netherlands had 53% of the possession and 2 of their 6 attempts on goal were successful.
Wout Weghorst scored goals for the Netherlands (83 and 90 seconds). Argentina’s opponents had 11 attempts on goal, 4 of which were on target.
Argentina scored goals through Nahuel Molina (35′) and Lionel Messi (73′). In an exciting spot shootout, Argentina prevailed 3-4 to win the game.
The Netherlands’ defence has put on a string of diligent displays, and as a result, they have conceded 4 goals in their last 6 combined games. Their own forwards have managed to tally 11 goals during the same period.
France vs Netherlands – Betting Analysis
An analysis of their previous head-to-head matches dating back to 05/03/2014 reveals that France has won 5 of them and Netherlands has won 1, with 0 games being tied.
Between the two teams, a total of 17 goals were tallied during this time, with Les Bleus scoring 12 and Oranje scoring 5. That equals 2.83 goals per game on average.
The Netherlands defeated France 2-0 in the teams’ most recent league matchup, which occurred on Nations League Match Day 5 on November 16, 2018.
That time, Netherlands had 14 shots at goal, 11 of which were successful, and 64% of the possession. The goals were scored by Memphis Depay (96′) and Georginio Wijnaldum (44′). France had 5 shots on goal, with 2 of them going in. Anthony Taylor served as the umpire for the game.
Didier Deschamps, the manager of France, has a completely healthy roster at his disposal, so there are no fitness concerns at all going into this match.
Ronald Koeman, the manager of the Netherlands, doesn’t have any concerns about his team’s physical condition going into this matchup because the entire roster is healthy and ready for selection.
Despite the fact that it might not quite equal the number of goals they will have tallied against France, we think the Netherlands should have enough to dismantle their lineup.
What are the best odds for this match?
Checking the betting prices for this game in the win-draw-win market, the win for France can be had for 1.88, a wager on a draw is 3.55 and staking on a victory for Netherlands comes in at 4.52. These are the best of the prices offered as of now.
France vs Netherlands – Head -to- Head
Our Prediction: Over 1.5 Goals
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