Betting tips for Netherlands VS Germany 24.03.2019

The famous football rivalry between the Netherlands (FIFA Ranking: # 14) and Germany (# 16) continues here in the Johan Cruijff ArenA. Neighboring nations have met on 42 previous occasions and 12 of them were official meetings (Holland has a record of G11, E16, P15).
The 4-0 victory over Belarus in the previous match was the biggest margin of victory for Ronald Koeman as coach of the Netherlands. The rising Dutch side only needed 50 seconds to score in their previous match, which was their quickest goal since scoring after 38 seconds against Romania in 2005.
Both coaches have admirable records against their respective rivals. Koeman remains unbeaten after his two recent clashes against Germany at the UNL (G1, E1), while Joachim Löw is unbeaten in four of his five meetings against the Netherlands (G2, E2, P1).
The German team has had many problems since their elimination of the World Cup (G2, E3, P2). Their two victories since then were at home against opponents with a worse FIFA ranking than them.
In particular, Germany have not won in the four games they have played against rivals in the Top 20 after the World Cup (E2, P2) and failed to score in two of those crashes.
Players to follow: "I'll keep the hat-trick for next time," Memphis Depay said after scoring a double last time. Depay has scored 14 goals for the oranje cast, becoming the youngest player (25) to do so since Patrick Kluivert (22) in 1999.
The German Leroy Sané had as many touches in the rival area as the whole team of Serbia (15). He has eight goals in 25 appearances in the PL with Manchester City this season.
Statistics to consider: The Netherlands have the opportunity to improve their record of official games against Germany in case of achieving a victory in this match (G3, E5, P4).
Löw has not won in each of their last three games against the Netherlands (E2, P1) and Germany have not scored in two of those games.
The Netherlands have scored at least twice in each of their last three qualifying matches in Europe and each of those last four matches has produced more than 2.5 goals in total.