Gibraltar vs Netherlands Prediction: the Reds and Whites to Concede a Quick Goal

Prediction for the UEFA Euro 2024 game between Gibraltar vs Netherlands, which will take place on November 21st. Who will turn out to be stronger? Check the team conditions! Several betting options are available.

Gibraltar

Gibraltar is an outsider in any major international competitions. In the current Euro 2024 qualifying, they failed all seven matches by a combined score of 0-35. They had no problems for long until they had to travel to Nice to face the Frenchmen. In the 16th minute, the Gibraltarians were already down 3:0, and a few minutes later, Ethan Santos got a red card, leaving Dale Cowling to keep the ball out of the net. The final score was an impressive 14:0. Of course, they deservedly sit at the bottom of Group B.

Netherlands

The Netherlands has a powerful squad, but more is needed to make it to the competitions. For example, they failed to qualify for Euro 2016 and missed the 2018 World Cup. Therefore, qualifying for Euro 2024 is already a success, and they achieved it ahead of schedule. In the eighth round, Ronald Koeman's men defeated Greece 1:0 to reach the final phase of the continental championship, and last weekend, they beat Ireland 1:0. The Oranges sit second in Group B.

Expert Betting Tips

Gibraltar is one of the weakest teams in the European qualifying tournament and even more so in Group B. The Reds and Whites are yet to earn a single point, while the difference between goals scored and conceded is 0:35. For a long time, they were doing okay, but in the last match, they lost to the French - 0:14. Now the Oranges face the challenge of breaking their record. Ronald Koeman's charges are unlikely to do it, but they will take a comfortable three points. 

Gibraltar has such a modest level of skill that they are often minutes away from missing the first goal. In their last four matches, they have only once lasted longer than ten minutes, conceding in the 23rd minute to the Welsh. The Greeks scored in the ninth, the Irish in the eighth, and the French in the third. So, the Oranges are unlikely to take too long to open the scoring.