Prediction Germany - Netherlands today 02:45 17/11/2026.

Đức demonstrated positive psychological momentum over the last three matches (Win-Draw-Win), showing an ability to maintain high focus in crucial games.

In the last 10 matches, Germany scored a total of 19 goals (averaging 1.9 goals per match), confirming its explosive attacking strength and superior scoring ability.

Đức has maintained strong defensive organization, keeping clean sheets in the last two matches out of the past ten, which suggests a certain level of stability.

Germany frequently applies attacking pressure and seeks opportunities from the flanks, evidenced by an average of 6.6 corners per match over this period of 10 games.

Germany's defensive backbone is solid, featuring Philipp Treu, who has demonstrated stability with 16 successful challenges and 7 tackles in recent matches, alongside Jonathan Tah and Nico Schlotterbeck.

Joshua Kimmich and Florian Wirtz form a stable central midfield axis, with Wirtz contributing 11 key passes and 2 goals accumulated over the season, helping Germany control the pace of the match.

Germany accumulating 12 yellow cards in the last 10 matches suggests that the team frequently engages in tactical struggles and displays determination on the pitch.

Despite the absence of four players (including rotation options like Gnabry and Conté), Germany's core strength remains intact because the key pillars are ready to play.

Although possessing strong attacking capabilities, Germany conceding two goals to Ecuador in this run of matches reveals defensive weaknesses that require attention.

The Netherlands demonstrated high consistency over the last 10 matches, with a record of 6 wins, 4 draws, and 0 losses, showcasing an excellent ability to secure points.

The Netherlands' attacking prowess is their biggest strength, having scored a total of 27 goals in the last 10 matches, averaging 2.7 goals per game.

The Netherlands has recorded an 80% rate of matches with three or more goals in the last 10 games, confirming continuous attacking pressure and breakthrough ability.

The Netherlands has continuously applied attacking pressure, averaging 5.6 corner kicks per match in the last 10 games, demonstrating proactive control of the match.

The Dutch defensive structure is very stable, with Denzel Dumfries and Micky van de Ven both starting throughout the last five matches, creating a powerful combination both offensively (Dumfries has 2 assists) and defensively (Van de Ven has 17 successful tackles).

The central midfield core of the Netherlands is spearheaded by Joey Veerman (20 Key passes, 9 tackles) and Tijjani Reijnders (4 goals, 11 Key passes). Both players started continuously in the last 4 of 5 matches, ensuring the pace of ball control.

In terms of personnel, the absence of Ryan Gravenberch (thigh muscle injury) and Jorrel Hato (back injury) does not diminish the core strength, as both are considered rotational assets.

The Netherlands' defense shows a clear weakness, having conceded a total of 11 goals in the last 10 matches, indicating a lack of consistency.

The Netherlands' Both Teams To Score (BTTS) rate has reached 90% in the last 10 matches, raising concerns about them being easily exploited by opponents when their defensive concentration lapses.

The Netherlands' accumulation of 9 yellow cards and 1 red card in their last 10 matches is a disciplinary warning, potentially making them vulnerable to counterattacks at crucial moments.