Netherlands vs England Odds and Betting Tips Euro 2024
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Netherlands and England go head-to-head at Dortmund's Westfalenstadion on Wednesday 10th July (8pm) for the chance to compete against either Spain or France in the Euro 2024 Final.
You can back the Netherlands at 9/4 to claim the win, England are the 13/8 favourites, while a draw could prove to be a popular bet at 2/1 (all in 90 minutes).
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Match Preview: Netherlands vs England
England are the 5/2 second favourites to win Euro 2024 while the Netherlands can be backed at 5/1 to lift the trophy.
Both countries overcame adversity in the quarter-finals to book their respective spots in the semi-finals of the tournament.
England dug deep once again after they fell a goal behind to Switzerland with just 15 minutes left on the clock. After relying on a stunning Jude Bellingham overhead kick to save them against Slovakia, this time it was the turn of Bukayo Saka whose moment of individual brilliance drew his country level five minutes later to force extra-time. Still tied at 1-1 after 120 minutes of football, England superbly kept their cool to deliver five perfect penalties to topple the Swiss 5-3 in the shoot-out.
The Netherlands also went 1-0 down, to Turkey, who led from the 35th to the 70th minute, only for the Dutch to conjure up two goals in the space of six minutes to turn the game on its head. Ronald Koeman's troops held on to record a 2-1 win and set up a tasty semi-final against the Three Lions.
Both countries are now a win away from the Euro 2024 Final. England are chasing back-to-back finals while the Dutch are seeking their first final appearance since they won the trophy in 1988.
Wednesday's encounter will be the first in five years between the countries. The Netherlands won the last meeting 3-1 (aet) in the semi-finals of the 2019 Nations League, which was their third win over England in the last four clashes, while they've only lost once in nine head-to-heads since Euro 1996, where England thrashed the Dutch 4-1; in what remains one of their greatest ever performances at a major tournament.
The Best Betting Markets for Netherlands vs England
Three of the four Euro 2024 quarter-finals went to extra time, and we could see a similar theme with both semi-final clashes.
England have drawn each of their last four matches at 90 minutes with this outcome priced at 2/1 (Midnite) to occur on Wednesday, with a 1-1 draw available at 5/1 with bet365.
Cody Gakpo was unfortunate not to grab his fourth goal of the tournament against Turkey, but his return of three goals from five matches puts him joint-top of the standings and now the favourite to win the Golden Boot. The Liverpool winger is 15/4 to add another to his tally on Wednesday, while Saka is available at 9/2 to score for the second successive game.
Netherlands vs England Head-To-Head Statistics
It's been over five years since Netherlands and England last faced one another, where the Oranje ran out as 3-1 winners as part of the sophomoric Nations League campaign.
A draw is the most dominant outcome of this particular head-to-head, with nine of their 22 matches ending in a stalemate.
| date | result | competition |
|---|---|---|
| 06/06/2019 | England 1-3 Netherlands | Nations League |
| 23/03/2018 | Netherlands 0-1 England | Friendly |
| 29/03/2016 | England 1-2 Netherlands | Friendly |
| 29/02/2012 | England 2-3 Netherlands | Friendly |
| 12/08/2009 | Netherlands 2-2 England | Friendly |
Pros & Cons of backing Netherlands to Win
Positives
- Building momentum nicely following wins over Romania and Turkey
- Only lost 1 of the last 9 meetings with England
Negatives
- Looked vulnerable against Turkey and conceded 15 shots
- Have struggled to beat the top teams; losing to Germany, France, Italy & Croatia since the 2022 World Cup
Pros & Cons of backing England to Win
Positives
- Have elite players who are capable of moments of individual brilliance
- Have won 3 of their last 4 penalty shoot-outs
Negatives
- Have only won 1 of their 5 matches in 90 minutes
- Have yet to face a top contender
Frequently Asked Questions for Netherlands vs England
When is Netherlands vs England?
The second semi-final kicks-off at 8pm (BST) on Wednesday 10th July.
Where is Netherlands vs England?
Borussia Dortmund's iconic Westfalenstadion will host the game.
How To Watch Netherlands vs England?
UK viewers can watch the game on IVT1 and ITVX.
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