England v Netherlands Betting Preview
The Three Lions put themselves to the test again on Tuesday night to close out the current international break. What’s more important at this stage in the build up to Euro 2016, getting a look at the squad players or not losing matches? That’s the fine balance for Roy Hodgson’s to figure out but still there should be a good chance to beat the Dutch who have lost four of their last six games played and look a bit of a mess at the back.
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England v Netherlands Betting Tips
So England went with a young side out in Germany on Saturday night, so it will be interesting to see if the Three Lions still stick with that on Tuesday when they host the Netherlands. At this point you may as well, quite frankly. England will really want to finish this international break on a high before they get back to their Euro 2016 warm ups in May. The first look in this one is that there probably will be goals in it and therefore over 2.5 goals is worth having a punt on at a price of 10/11. England’s back line didn’t look good against Germany at all on the weekend and the Netherlands certainly aren’t in any great form defensively, it has to be said. So goals should be on the cards at Wembley and Harry Kane, Daniel Sturridge and Jamie Vary are all around the 6/5 price to net in the game for England.
Kane slotted a brilliant goal against Germany, it has to be said. The last time that these two met there was five goals in a 3-2 victory for Holland which followed a 2-2 draw between. England have failed to beat the Dutch at the last six attempts (all international friendly matches) and four of the last five between them have been settled in a draw. So not the greatest of records against their opponents going into this one and if you want to go back further then England have won just one of their last eleven games against the Dutch. England have won their last three matches at Wembley, each by a 2-0 scoreline and that would a great result for Hodgson. An England 2-0 correct score returns odds of 7/1 in the correct score market with Boylesports.
So the Netherlands aren’t in great shape at the moment at all. They are out of Euro 2016 and looking a bit direction-less at the moment. They have lost four of their last six (W2) and those two victories in that sequence did happen to come on the road. They played out a 2-3 loss against France on Friday after being 2-0 down in the match. But France just totally switched off when they went 2-0 up allowing the Dutch to fight back for something, but as soon as they were level, France swept down the other end of the pitch and slotted home the winner. Holland’s last three games have been settled by a 3-2 scoreline (W1 L2). So yes, except goals. Holland have now conceded twelve goals in their last five internationals.
England v Netherlands Betting Odds
England 4/5, Draw 5/2, Netherlands 7/2
England v Netherlands Predictions
This is the kind of game that England should be winning on home soil against a side that are defensively all over the place at the moment. A positive performance England will want to finish with and it may be worth having a punt on them to deliver the win. Look for a game which goes over 2.5 goals though. Home win.
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