Betting tips for Netherlands VS Estonia 19.11.2019
The Johann Cruijff ArenA hosts what is essentially an exhibition match since Holland (# 12 in the FIFA Ranking) comes from getting its classification for the 2020 Eurocup in the previous day. The home team has scored at least three goals in three of their last four victories and in three of those clashes there were goals from both teams. The exception was the 4-0 win against the weakest opponent of the group, Estonia (# 104).
Since the beginning of 2017, the Netherlands has played only two games against nations ranked below # 100 in the FIFA Ranking and in both have won by a margin of four or more goals. In addition, the Dutch cast has gone ahead in both games and scored 66.66% of their goals during the second half.
Estonia's last defeat extended its current goalless streak to 396 minutes of football. In fact, Estonia has lost to zero and has allowed a total of 16 goals against in four games against nations classified in a range of 10 places where Holland is located in 2019 (4.0 on average per game).
Despite its poor track record, Estonia has remained at a good level at least during the first half in more than half of its qualifiers for the 2020 Eurocup (MT: G1, E4, P2). However, Estonia lost four of those five games in which it led or was tied at halftime (E1, P4). In turn, 60% of the losses in their qualification group came after being tied for the break.
Players to follow: The first goal of Giorgino Wijnaldum in the last victory of Holland denotes that the Liverpool midfielder has scored 40% of his last ten goals of the Dutch national team.
Henri Anier scored the winning goal in Estonia's only victory outside its territory this year against a rival with the best FIFA Ranking this year (vs. Finland in January). That win was on neutral court.
Statistics to consider: The Netherlands has averaged 5.75 corner kicks per game in its four official home games.
Each of the last five clashes between the two teams has finished with more than 2.5 total goals per game (4.4 goals per game on average).
Estonia has received less than two reprimands in four of its last five away games.
Since the beginning of 2017, the Netherlands has played only two games against nations ranked below # 100 in the FIFA Ranking and in both have won by a margin of four or more goals. In addition, the Dutch cast has gone ahead in both games and scored 66.66% of their goals during the second half.
Estonia's last defeat extended its current goalless streak to 396 minutes of football. In fact, Estonia has lost to zero and has allowed a total of 16 goals against in four games against nations classified in a range of 10 places where Holland is located in 2019 (4.0 on average per game).
Despite its poor track record, Estonia has remained at a good level at least during the first half in more than half of its qualifiers for the 2020 Eurocup (MT: G1, E4, P2). However, Estonia lost four of those five games in which it led or was tied at halftime (E1, P4). In turn, 60% of the losses in their qualification group came after being tied for the break.
Players to follow: The first goal of Giorgino Wijnaldum in the last victory of Holland denotes that the Liverpool midfielder has scored 40% of his last ten goals of the Dutch national team.
Henri Anier scored the winning goal in Estonia's only victory outside its territory this year against a rival with the best FIFA Ranking this year (vs. Finland in January). That win was on neutral court.
Statistics to consider: The Netherlands has averaged 5.75 corner kicks per game in its four official home games.
Each of the last five clashes between the two teams has finished with more than 2.5 total goals per game (4.4 goals per game on average).
Estonia has received less than two reprimands in four of its last five away games.
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