Netherlands vs Wales Prediction & Betting Tips (14 June)

The Netherlands and Wales will face each other this Tuesday night, at 19:45, at De Kuip, in Rotterdam, in a game counting for round four of the group stage of the League of Nations A. comes from a 2-2 draw with Poland, following in the isolated leadership of this group 4, with seven points, three more than Belgium and Poland and six more than the Welsh, who occupy the last place. comes from a 1-1 draw at home with the Belgians, in what was then their first point in this edition of the competition.

In order not to be out of the race for the first position, the Welsh team will have to win this match in Rotterdam, but A Clockwork Orange, which won in Wales 1-2, is in a good moment and has already scored eight goals in just three matches. Who will come out on top in this Tuesday night's game at De Kuip?

For this gathering, Louis van Gaal decided to leave the Wijnaldum framework (86 sel) on the floor, lacking playing time at PSG. Also note the absence of defender Karsdorp (Roma), midfielder Roon (Atalanta) and attackers Luuk de Jong (Barcelona) and Danjuma (Villarreal), injured. Promes (7 goals in 50 sels) is no longer summoned following his disputes with justice. Finally, the substitute goalkeeper Krul (34 years old) was forced to forfeit while the young nugget Gravenberch (10 sel), new element of Bayern, is not summoned. Indispensable with the selection but not in the club, Depay (41 goals in 79 caps), although he missed the winning penalty against Poland, is approaching the record for selection goals held by Robin van Persie (50). With Frenkie de Jong (43 caps), Bergwijn (21 caps), Matthijs de Ligt (37 caps) or the charismatic Virgil van Dijk (47 caps), the Oranje are well represented. The Welsh are complete for this truce, following their play-off winning accession to the next World Cup.

Almost everyone stayed in the ranks except striker Moore (26 caps), injured just like the experienced Allen (72 caps) who is uncertain tonight. Bale (38 goals in 105 caps) very often sublimates in selection, he who will have to choose his future destination after having gleaned 5 Champions Leagues with Real Madrid. Ramsey (20 goals in 74 caps) or Daniel James (5 goals in 35 caps) are present. Scorer against the Netherlands in the first leg, Rhys Norrington-Davies (11 caps) is suspended for this 4th poster but would certainly have been doubled by Chris Gunter (108 caps) and Ben Davies (73 caps) in defense. Burnley goalkeeper Wayne Hennessey, in the 100 club now with 103 caps, will take his place on the goal line.