Double Chance? Draw or Away @ 1.41
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Outcomes:
Draw - Full return in the event that actually happened. (e.g. the wager is returned in an Asian handicap bet)
Void - bet where the wager is returned. There are plenty of reasons why bets are voided, for instance if a match was cancelled, a player did not play etc. A void bet should not be confused with draw (event result = @1) in Asian handicap bets even if both terms result in the same thing, the return of the wager.
1/2 Win - Half the wager is a winning bet and half is a push in an Asian handicap bet.
1/2 Lost - Half the wager is a losing bet and half is a push in an Asian handicap bet.
The Netherlands and Germany face each other at the Amsterdam ArenA for the 3rd round of group 1 of League A. There has been no record of direct clashes between the two teams in the last 3 years. The last game played between both was on 11/14/2012, which ended tied (0-0). Special attention is needed for the home / off condition, since both teams present significantly different results in their home and away games.
Analysis of the Netherlands
The home team is currently in the bottom of the group with no points earned. In the last game by this competition, the Netherlands lost out against France by (2-1). In the previous game, he won at home against Peru in a friendly for (2-1). His attack has scored regularly, having scored in 9 of the last 10 games.
In the last 10 games for all competitions the home team records, 2 losses, 6 wins and 2 draws. The team led by Ronald Koeman is usually 3-4-3, preferring quick exits from the sidelines.
Probable lineup: J. Cillessen, D. Blind, M. de Ligt, V. van Dijk, D. Pröpper, F. de Jong, G. Wijnaldum, R. Babel, K. Strootman, M. Depay, Q. Promes.
Analysis of Germany
The visiting team is currently ranked 2nd in the group with 1 point. In the last game by this competition, the German team drew at home against France (0-0). In the previous game won at home against Peru, in a friendly, by (2-1). The visiting team in the last 10 games recorded 3 wins, 4 losses and 3 draws.
The defensive solidity has not been a strong point of this selection, having conceded goals in 9 of the last 10 games. The team led by Joachim Löw usually plays in a 4-1-2-3, privileging the style of direct play. The three men responsible for putting the defensive on alert are Thomas Müller, Timo Werner and Sané.
Probable listing: M. Neuer, J. Kimmich, A. Rüdiger, M. Hummels, J. Boateng, T. Kroos, J. Draxler, J. Hector, T. Müller, T. Werner, M. Reus.