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Fri, 14 Nov '25
19:45
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Our Predictions

Netherlands to win.
1.62

The Netherlands are group leaders, unbeaten in recent matches, and have won the last five meetings. The away win odds of 1.62 highlight their clear advantage. Poland have not beaten the Dutch in 14 tries.

Over 2.5 goals.
1.67

Both teams average over 2.5 goals per match in qualifying; attacking players are in form. The odds of 1.67 suggest bookies expect at least three goals, matching these teams’ recent history.

Both teams to score: Yes.
1.70

Poland’s attack is strong at home, and the Netherlands are always a threat. Both teams have scored in four of the last five meetings, and the 1.70 odds back this trend.

Accumulator odds

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Total Odds
4.60
Potential Winnings
$179.96
*Odds available at time of writing.
Favorite team
Netherlands
Odd
1.57
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Welcome to Extratips: Poland vs Netherlands World Cup Qualifier Preview

Get ready for a thrilling clash as Poland hosts the Netherlands at Warsaw’s National Stadium on November 14, 2025, at 19:45 UTC, in Group G of the World Cup Qualifiers. The Dutch arrive as group leaders with 16 points, while Poland sits second with 13, making this match critical for both teams’ ambitions.

Top Odds:

  • Away win (Netherlands): 1.62
  • Draw: 4.00
  • Home win (Poland): 4.75
    These numbers show the Netherlands are clear favorites, but upsets do happen.

Standings Impact: The Netherlands will secure direct qualification with a win, while Poland could draw level at the top with a big result, so motivation is sky-high for both.

Recent H2H: The Dutch have dominated, winning the last five direct meetings:

  • 2024: Netherlands 2-1 Poland
  • 2023: Poland 0-2 Netherlands
  • 2022: Netherlands 1-0 Poland
  • 2022: Poland 0-2 Netherlands
  • 2021: Netherlands 2-1 Poland

Form:

  • Poland, last 5 home: 3W-1D-1L
  • Netherlands, last 5 away: 4W-1D-0L

Strengths & Weaknesses:
Poland shine in attack with home support but leak goals late. They struggle against fast wingers and keeping concentration under pressure. The Dutch boast strong midfield control, clinical finishing, and an organized defense, but can be slow to start and are vulnerable on set pieces. Both sides have injured players: Kedziora (Poland) and Frimpong, Meerdink, Gravenberch (Netherlands) are sidelined.

Key Angles:

  • Can Poland finally end a 14-match winless streak vs the Oranje?
  • Will the Netherlands lock up World Cup qualification in enemy territory?
  • Will we see a high-scoring battle, given both teams’ goal rates?

Expect end-to-end action in Warsaw. With so much at stake, neither team will hold back.