Netherlands vs Canada Prediction & Betting Tips (6 June)

Quarter-finalists of the last World Cup in Qatar, the Netherlands will be one to watch in this Euro and in particular for the Blues who will have them in the group. As a result, these friendly matches are not trivial and they will be important to supervise by Deschamps’ staff. Let us remember that the Dutch ended their qualifying phase for the Euro with an impressive series of six victories in their last seven matches, only one defeat against France at home 1-2. This series continued in March as part of a friendly won in fine style against Scotland 4-0 before ending against the host country of the Euro, Germany defeated 2-1. Canada participated in the last edition of the World Cup but unfortunately never managed to find success losing their three group matches against Belgium, Croatia and Morocco.

In the process, the Canadians participated in the Nations League A of the CONCACAF zone until qualifying for the final but losing to the USA 0-2. To stay with this competition, in March, they kept their spot in the 1st division by clearly winning against Trinidad and Tobago 2-0. From an overall point of view, we cannot say that it is brilliant for Alphonso Davies' teammates who even lost in October 2023 against Japan 4-1. In short, we have a selection full of talent but crumbly and not regular.

For the Euro, there are no big surprises on paper since potential players like Justin Timber (Arsenal), his brother Quinten (Feyenoord), midfielder Roon (Atalanta, 42 sel), Berghuis (Ajzx , 46 caps) and Noa Lang (PSV) are injured and therefore unavailable while boys like Klaassen (Inter, 10 goals in 41 caps), Kenny Tete (Fulham), Malacia (United) or even Botman (Newcastle) have not not been called to defend the badge. On the other hand, injured at the end of the season with FC Barcelona, ​​Frenkie de Jong (54 caps) was invited to the competition in the same way as the nugget Xavi Simons (Leipzig, 8 goals, 11 assists in the Bundesliga), the playmaker of Atalanta Koopmeiners (21 caps) without forgetting offensive players like Bergwijn (Ajax, 8 goals in 32 caps), Weghorst (Hoffenheim), Depay (Atlético, 44 ​​goals in 90 caps), Gakpo (Liverpool, 9 pawns in 23 sels), Malen (Dortmund, 6 goals in 30 sels) and Brobbey (Ajax). In Canada, we can never remember enough that Hutchinson (9 goals in 109 caps) retired last year and that a boy like striker Cavallini (19 goals in 40 caps) is injured (OUT). Note also the package of midfielder Fraser (FC Dallas, 19 caps).

To talk about those present, how can we not mention Lille's David (26 goals in 46 internationals), Mallorcan Larin (29 goals in 66 internationals) or even world-renowned left-back Davies (Bayern, 15 goals in 45 internationals). The important Osorio (9 goals in 71 caps) and Piette (68 caps) without forgetting Eustaquio (Porto, 35 caps) and Inter striker Buchanan (4 pawns in 36 caps) are present in the list.