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The most recent meeting between these sides came on Matchday 3 of the current campaign, when they shared a 2-2 draw in Greece. Fotis Ioannidis and Giorgos Masouras scored for the hosts before Virgil van Dijk and a late Tijjani Reijnders equaliser rescued a point for the Netherlands. Prior to that, the Dutch won both legs of their 2023 Euro qualifying encounters 3-0 at home and 1-0 away.

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A side-by-side comparison of opening and real-time match data reveals a clear performance gap between the two sides. The Netherlands hold a distinct edge in attacking output, with far higher finishing conversion rate and expected goals efficiency. Their front line excels at creating value via progressive passes, and posts a leading success rate for key passes in the final third. Greece, by contrast, suffer from poor midfield control and sluggish transition speed, making it nearly impossible for them to organize threatening counterattacks. The Netherlands also completely outperform their opponents in total running distance and high-intensity sprint counts. On the defensive end, they register more frequent tackles, interceptions and clearances, which effectively slow down and disrupt Greece's attacking rhythm. The expected goals data further confirms that the quality of chances the Netherlands generate is vastly superior, with the two teams' overall offensive and defensive metrics showin

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Prediction and tips Netherlands are set to play against Greece in Friday’s forthcoming Nations League meeting. Full predictions, pre-match stats and user poll for Netherlands v Greece are shown on this page - plus the latest betting odds.

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