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Greece’s national side has been stuck in a poor run of form for quite a stretch now, with no obvious signs of bouncing back easily ahead of this fixture. The Netherlands, by comparison, have not hit their usual high standards either, with a string of underwhelming showings in their recent outings. Both sides are fully motivated to avoid a disappointing defeat here, and will leave no stone unturned to grab a positive result, especially the Netherlands, who have shown clear signs of improvement and an upward trajectory in their recent play. Greece do carry consistent threat in the final third and are capable of finding the back of the net here, though their head-to-head record against this opponent is far from encouraging, having come off worse in the vast majority of their last 10 meetings. The Dutch are still dealing with a few key absences in their current squad, so the overall strength gap between the two sides is far from massive, leaving open the realistic possibility of Greece p

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Greece will enter the match with renewed confidence after securing a narrow 1-0 Nations League victory over Germany. Despite having only 24% possession and producing eight attempts, Greece made their limited opportunities count, with Dimitris Kourbelis scoring the decisive goal in the second half. However, their recent attacking record remains modest, with only four goals scored across their last six matches. They have conceded just five during the same period, suggesting that their defensive organization has generally been more reliable than their attacking output. With a fully fit squad available, Ivan Jovanović is expected to use a 4-4-2 formation featuring Kourbelis in midfield and Vangelis Pavlidis as one of the main attacking threats. The Netherlands arrive in stronger attacking form after defeating Serbia 2-1 in their previous Nations League fixture. They dominated possession with 67% and produced 25 attempts, including eight on target, while Mexx Meerdink made the difference b

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Greece’s backline has been far from cohesive in recent outings, with frequent unforced gaps that opponents can easily exploit. Over their last 10 fixtures, Greece have posted 3 wins, 3 draws and 4 losses, with wildly fluctuating form that has left them struggling to lock in steady positive results. Their head-to-head record against the Netherlands is surprisingly strong, as they have regularly dominated the game flow in past meetings. The Netherlands, by comparison, have racked up 5 wins, 4 draws and just 1 loss across their last 10 matches, but their recent run of performances has been underwhelming, with uncharacteristic dips in execution that have stopped them from hitting top gear. Both sides are closely matched in terms of points-gathering capability, and Greece have shown enough attacking threat to find the back of the net in this fixture. It will be well worth tracking if Greece can secure another winning result here.

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