The Dutch dominated their last fixture, and though this test will be tougher, we expect another win for Ronald Koeman\u2019s men.<\/p>\n
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Best bets for Netherlands vs FinlandNetherlands to win to nil at odds of 1.55 on 1xBet<\/a>First half with the most goals at odds of 2.87 on 1xBet<\/a>Under 3.5 goals at odds of 1.90 on 1xBet<\/a><\/p>\n The Netherlands should win 3-0 against Finland.<\/p>\n Our analysis: Form of both teams<\/p>\n The Netherlands head into this tie in strong form, having not lost a game in 90 minutes throughout the whole year so far. They put four past Malta in midweek, and kept their third clean sheet of their qualification campaign along the way. Victory here could see them take a huge step towards World Cup qualification.<\/p>\n Finland, meanwhile, are faring reasonably well themselves. They\u2019ve only lost twice this year, and victory over Lithuania on Thursday made sure their World Cup dream stayed alive. They lost 2-0 in the reverse fixture, and could really do with some sort of result in Amsterdam.<\/p>\n Probable lineups for Netherlands vs Finland<\/p>\n Netherlands expected lineup: Verbruggen, Dumfries, Timber, van Dijk, van de Ven, Reijnders, Gravenberch, de Jong, Simons, Depay, Gakpo<\/p>\n Finland expected lineup: Sinisalo, Alho, Ivanov, Koski, Lahteenmaki, Kairinen, Walta, Markhiev, Kallman, Antman, Pohjanpalo<\/p>\n Koeman\u2019s experienced backline<\/p>\n No matter which back four Ronald Koeman goes for, he can trust they\u2019re absolutely capable of shutting Finland out. With the likes of Virgil van Dijk, Micky van de Ven, Denzel Dumfries and more at his disposal, there\u2019s plenty of experience and quality to rely on. Finland will face a tough challenge just breaking through this defence, let alone claiming a win.<\/p>\n As aforementioned, the Dutch have kept clean sheets in three of their WCQ games, and will be eyeing another one on home soil here. Koeman has options if he wants to rotate from the side that dismantled Malta, but their defence certainly wasn\u2019t stretched enough to warrant a rest.<\/p>\n Finland aren\u2019t particularly big goalscorers, either. They couldn\u2019t find a way past the Dutch in their last meeting, and haven\u2019t scored more than twice in a game all year. The hosts will be confident of keeping them out once again.<\/p>\n Netherlands vs Finland Bet 1: Home team to win to nil at odds of 1.55 on 1xBet<\/a>Danger from the first whistle<\/p>\n Top scorer, Memphis Depay, was rested against the Maltese after some injury concerns, but he still came off the bench and got on the scoresheet. Players such as Xavi Simons and Donyell Malen are fresh too, having started on the bench in midweek. The Netherlands have numerous ways to hurt the visitors, and can get at them from the start.<\/p>\n The Dutch have scored inside the opening 30 minutes in all five of their qualifying fixtures up to now. You wouldn\u2019t put it past them making it six in a row. Finland have conceded far too many first-half goals for Jacob Friis\u2019 liking, and he\u2019ll be very wary of the way that the Dutch start matches.<\/p>\n