UEFA Nations League Prediction: Germany vs Netherlands (16-11-2026)

Germany host the Netherlands at Berlin’s Olympiastadion on Monday, November 16, with UEFA Nations League Group A2 still undecided. The Dutch lead with 11 points, three ahead of Germany and Greece, and a draw would guarantee them first place.

Germany’s 3-1 win in Serbia kept their quarter-final hopes alive, although the result of Greece’s meeting with Serbia could also prove decisive. The Netherlands arrive after an emphatic 7-0 victory over Greece.

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The Netherlands have scored 14 goals in five group matches, seven coming against Greece on Friday.

Tijjani Reijnders struck a first-half hat-trick, with Jurriën Timber adding two. Their previous four UEFA Nations League group fixtures all saw goals at both ends, and three produced at least three goals.

Germany have been far less prolific. Four of their five group matches featured fewer than three goals, and only Friday’s 3-1 victory in Serbia would have landed this combined bet.

Florian Wirtz and debutant Brajan Gruda scored after an early Serbian own goal.

There is reason to expect a different approach on Monday. Jürgen Klopp’s side may need to chase a victory rather than settle for a draw, while the Dutch have attacking players capable of exploiting the spaces left behind.

Xavi Hernández also has personnel problems. Virgil van Dijk and Brian Brobbey are unavailable, while Frenkie de Jong has been ruled out after experiencing discomfort against Greece.

Germany are missing defender Waldemar Anton, with Ridle Baku replacing him in the squad.

The earlier meeting in Amsterdam finished 1-1, while Germany’s two home group matches have produced just three combined goals.

That is the strongest argument against this selection: the hosts have not consistently contributed to high-scoring contests.

Nevertheless, a more open game is possible if Germany push for qualification. The Netherlands have conceded in four of their five group fixtures, and a 2-1 or 1-2 result is realistic.

The attacking potential is there, although Germany’s modest scoring record makes 1.70 a demanding price.