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Where to watch Netherlands vs Austria

You can watch Netherlands vs Austria in Group D at Euro 2024 at 5pm on Tuesday, June 25, live on BBC Two

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Netherlands vs Austria odds

Netherlands 6-5
Austria 14-5
Draw 9-4

Odds correct at time of publishing

Netherlands vs Austria predictions

The Netherlands kick off the final round of Group D fixtures on top of the table but there could be plenty of twists and turns on matchday three of a fascinating section.

The Dutch needed an 83rd-minute goal from substitute Wout Weghorst to see off Poland 2-1 in their opening game and a controversial VAR decision denied them another narrow win against group favourites France.

Xavi Simons appeared to have struck a clean winner for the Dutch but Denzel Dumfries, standing in an offside position, was adjudged to have been obstructing France goalkeeper Mike Maignan.

There may be more frustration for the Dutch when they take on a dangerous Austria side who have played some impressive football in their first two games.

Ralf Rangnick's men were excellent against the French, losing 1-0 due to a Maximilian Wober own goal, and boosted their qualification hopes with a well-deserved 3-1 victory over the Poles on matchday two.

Their powerful midfield features Bundesliga stars Konrad Laimer, Marcel Sabitzer and Christoph Baumgartner, whose goal against Poland was his sixth in Austria's last seven internationals.

They look stronger in that department than the Dutch, whose midfield plans for the tournament were disrupted by the late withdrawals of Frenkie de Jong and Teun Koopmeiners.

The Netherlands have had some better luck with injuries at the finals, however, as France's star forward Kylian Mbappe was unable to face them due to a broken nose sustained against Austria.

While the disallowed Simons strike was the key moment of the game against France, Les Bleus created a host of good chances with Antoine Griezmann and Adrien Rabiot guilty of the worst misses.

That display suggests the Dutch may be vulnerable favourites against Austria, who have won seven of their last nine games including a 2-0 friendly victory against Germany last November and a 6-1 rout of Turkey in March.

They finished just one point behind Belgium in qualifying and look a superior side to the one who lost 2-0 to the Netherlands in Amsterdam during the group stage of Euro 2020.

Austria won their other two group matches against North Macedonia and Ukraine to set up a last-16 clash with Italy, who needed extra-time to knock them out on their way to the title.

Rangnick, who turned down the Bayern Munich job to lead Austria into the Euros, struggled to instil his aggressive, high-intensity football during an unhappy interim spell at Manchester United.

Austria's players, however, appear to be relishing his ethos and they can cause problems for a Dutch side who still look a little pedestrian in midfield and attack.

The Oranje hit the target with only four of their 21 shots against Poland, when Cody Gakpo's opener took a significant deflection, and their lack of cutting edge is a concern for favourite-backers.

Key stat

Austria have won seven of their last nine internationals

Netherlands vs Austria team news

Netherlands
Ronald Koeman is unlikely to tinker too much with the side who started the goalless draw against France. Striker Brian Brobbey (hamstring) returned to the bench for that game.

Austria
Centre-back Kevin Danso could start as Gernot Trauner (thigh) won’t recover in time to feature on Tuesday. Michael Gregoritsch could lead the line with veteran Marko Arnautovic kept in reserve.

Probable teams

Netherlands (4-2-3-1): Verbruggen; Dumfries, De Vrij, Van Dijk, Ake; Reijnders, Schouten; Frimpong, Simons, Gakpo; Depay

Austria (4-2-3-1): Pentz; Posch, Danso, Lienhart, Mwene; Seiwald, Laimer; Wimmer, Baumgartner, Sabitzer; Gregoritsch 

Inside info

Netherlands

Star man Virgil van Dijk
Top scorer Memphis Depay
Penalty taker Cody Gakpo
Card magnet Xavi Simons
Assist ace Denzel Dumfries
Set-piece aerial threat Virgil van Dijk 

Austria

Star man Konrad Laimer
Top scorer Marcel Sabitzer
Penalty taker Marcel Sabitzer
Card magnet Stefan Posch
Assist ace Christoph Baumgartner
Set-piece aerial threat Kevin Danso 

Match info

Fifa rankings
Netherlands 7, Austria 25

Venue
Olympiastadion, Berlin

Weather
Cloudy, 27C

Netherlands vs Austria bet builder predictions

Austria or draw double chance
Austria's only defeats in their last 18 internationals were by a one-goal margin against Belgium and France

Virgil van Dijk to have a shot
The Dutch defender averaged 1.3 shots per game in the 2023-24 Premier League and has had an attempt in each of the first two group matches

Kevin Danso to have a shot
The centre-back had an effort on goal against France and could replace Gernot Trauner, who scored a header against Poland

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