Poland vs Netherlands

Netherlands will look to remain perched atop the UEFA Nations League A Group 4 when they take on Poland at the National Stadium in Warsaw on Thursday.

But the Cody Gakpo and Memphis Depay, who will likely form the strike partnership for the Netherlands against Poland, will also move wide at times to stretch the opposition defence. Poland and Netherlands have already faced off once in the current UEFA Nations League edition, with the Dutch national team twice coming from a goal down to hold the White and Red to a 2-2 draw. Nicola Zalewski and Szymon Zurkowski will be the two wide attackers for Poland, with the duo expected to veer infield more often than not to support the central striker. The UEFA Nations League will resume in Europe, and the Netherlands will hope to remain atop Group A4 when they lock horns with Poland at the National Stadium in Warsaw on Thursday night. As for the midfield unit, Grzegorz Krychowiak is enjoying a renaissance at the international level and will likely line up alongside Karol Linetty in the double pivot. But they have struggled in the latest UEFA Nations League edition, managing four points from as many games thus far to sit behind the Netherlands and Belgium in the Group A4 standings.

Check out our preview for the UEFA Nations League clash between Poland and the Netherlands with odds, head to head and prediction.

The first meeting in UNL ended 2-2 at the Amsterdam Arena. Netherlands (+100) is without a defeat for the last 13 games, with the last one being in the EURO Round of 16. This is a team with very good chemistry because all the players know one another very well as they have been playing for a long time. They had a solid run during the qualifiers, finishing behind England in their group. On the other hand, Oranje would like to stay unbeaten here and preserve first place in the group. Poland (+250) won the opener against Wales, and after that had two very unpleasant experiences, both against Belgium.

Poland vs Netherlands prediction, match preview and betting tips by DamirJ on Thursday, 22 September 2022 - H2H, Stats & Results - Odds: 1.76.

The Polish side will definitely try to be as dangerous as they can be in the upcoming clash, and possibly come up with a surprise that will secure their place in League A, as previously mentioned. The Dutch are traveling to Warsaw with high expectations, as they are a current group leader, leaving their biggest threat Belgium with three points in deficit, so reasonably, they are certainly heading for all three in this upcoming encounter. They are facing some issues, visibly, as they failed to record a positive result in their last three fixtures against pretty tough opponents (Belgium and Netherlands), surely hoping that the upcoming second group match with the Dutch will see them making a more stable and dangerous appearance.

Poland and the Netherlands face off on Thursday in a League A Group 4 Nationals League game at the National Stadium. These two teams faced off on June.

Netherlands faced off with Wales in the last game, and they scored three goals on the way to the victory. They gave up two goals the last time these two teams faced off, and I expect them to give up at least that here. These two teams faced off on June 11th and it ended in a 2-2 draw.

Elsewhere Croatia take on Denmark, Didier Deschamps' injury-hit France host Austria in Paris and Poland welcome the Oranje to Warsaw. Let's dig into the stats ...

SIMPLE_SELECTION Poland’s recent form has seen them lose twice to Belgium (by seven goals to one over both games), drawing 2-2 in the reverse fixture against the Netherlands and beat Wales and Sweden at home. Over their five most recently played games they’ve won three and drawn two with BTTS landing in all five and Overs occurring in four. Austria have won one of their last five matches, drawing two and losing two, scoring seven while conceding seven as well. Les Blues are very short odds to take the victory here but it must be said that they’re not in the best of form and have a massive injury list. When playing on home soil they’ve won just two of their last five, drawing two and losing one, scoring five and conceding six with BTTS landing in three. With the Croats conceding in five of their last seven at home and Denmark scoring plenty of late a BTTS bet looks like the best value here, particularly as both sides have conceded six and eight over their last five respective home/away games. Their away form isn’t bad either, they’ve won three of their last five on their excursions, losing the other two, scoring 10 while conceding eight with Overs landing in four and BTTS occurring in three. Of their last five matches the Danes have won four and lost one. They’ve won two of their last five on the road, drawing one and losing two, scoring nine and conceding nine as well with Overs landing in four and BTTS occurring in four too. Over their last five on home soil they’ve won four and lost one, scoring 16 and conceding six with Both Teams to Score landing in three and Over 2.5 Goals occurring in five. Elsewhere, Croatia take on Denmark, Didier Deschamps’ injury-hit France host Austria in Paris and Poland welcome the Dutch to Warsaw.

POL vs NED Live Streaming: Netherlands will be traveling to Warsaw to face Poland on Friday, September 23.

Moreover, the Poland vs Netherlands game will begin at 12:15 AM IST. Netherlands are sitting in the first position of the table with 10 points in 4 games so far. Poland are sitting in the third position of the table with 4 points in 4 games so far.

Odds, preview, and Poland vs Netherlands pick for a UEFA Nations League Matchday 5 encounter on Thursday, September 22nd. Poland vs Netherlands odds.

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