Netherlands Euro 2024 Odds: Winner Odds, Game Lines, & Analysis
The Netherlands will take on England in the quarterfinals of the European Championship on Wednesday. The Dutch finished third in Group D after losing 3-2 to Austria on Matchday 3. However, they still made it through to the knockout stage of the tournament. They then beat Romania 3-0 in the Round of 16, before battling to a 2-1 victory over Turkey in the quarterfinals.
They are gaining momentum, but the sportsbooks make the Netherlands a +225 underdog against England. The Three Lions have plenty of dangerous forwards in their ranks, so the Dutch will need strong performances from defenders Virgil Van Dijk, Stefan de Vrij, and Nathan Aké on Wednesday. Below, we cover the Netherlands’ odds to win the Euro, fixtures, analysis, and more.
Netherlands’ odds to win Euro 2024
- Netherlands’ odds to win the Euro: [metabet_core_dynamic_odds market=”soa/soccer_winner” query=”soa/netherlands” site_id=”legalsportsreport”]
- Netherlands’ odds to reach the final: [metabet_core_dynamic_odds market=”soa/soccer_reach_final” query=”soa/netherlands” site_id=”legalsportsreport”]
Netherlands vs. Romania knockout stage odds
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Other Euro 2024 futures bets on the Netherlands
You can also bet on when the Netherlands will be eliminated from the tournament. These were the opening soccer odds and options at bet365:
- Group stage (+333)
- Round of 16 (+150)
- Quarterfinals (+350)
- Semifinals (+600)
- Runner-up (+1100)
- Winner (+1600)
Another option is to back the Netherlands to reach a particular stage of the Euros. For example, bet365 has the Dutch at +163 to reach the quarterfinals. If you place that bet, you win if they make it through to the quarterfinals, regardless of how they perform after that. For additional info, feel free to check out our soccer betting guide, as well.
Betting on the Netherlands’ Euro 2024 games
You will be able to bet on every game featuring the Netherlands at the Euros. Top online sportsbooks will offer more than 200 pregame markets, plus a wide array of live Euro betting options. These are the most popular bets:
Moneyline
A simple bet on the result of a Euro 2024 game featuring the Netherlands. For instance, Netherlands to beat Poland in the team’s opener is at [metabet_core_dynamic_odds market=”moneyLine-away” query=”561312″ site_id=”legalsportsreport”]. You can alternatively bet on a draw (tie) or a Poland win at [metabet_core_dynamic_odds market=”moneyLine-home” query=”561312″ site_id=”legalsportsreport”].
Spread
You can also bet on who will cover the spread, with one team having a handicap. For example, these are some of the options on the Netherlands’ opening game:
- Netherlands [metabet_core_dynamic_odds market=”spread-away” query=”561312″ site_id=”legalsportsreport”]
- Poland [metabet_core_dynamic_odds market=”spread-home” query=”561312″ site_id=”legalsportsreport”]
Total goals
Online sportsbooks will accept over/under bets on the total goals in a game featuring the Netherlands. For example, you can find an over/under of [metabet_core_dynamic_odds market=”overUnder” query=”561312″ site_id=”legalsportsreport”] when the Dutch take on Poland.
Additional betting options
These are some of the other popular options available to soccer bettors:
- Both teams to score: A simple bet on both teams to find the back of the net.
- Team totals: An over/under bet on how many goals the Dutch will score in a game.
- Draw no bet: A two-way moneyline bet that results in a push if the game is tied.
- Props: Bets on individual players, team stats, or in-game events. For example, you could bet on Cody Gakpo to score at any time in a game.
- Same-game parlays: Combine two or more picks for a single wager, such as the Netherlands to win and both teams to score.
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Netherlands’ potential path to victory
The Netherlands landed in a difficult Euro 2024 group alongside France, Austria, and Poland. They finished third, but they still managed to scrape through to the knockout stage. The Dutch were handed a Round of 16 clash with Romania, and they eased to a 3-0 n victory. They then beat Turkey 2-1 in the quarterfinals.
The Dutch will now face England in the semifinals. If they win that game, they will take on either Spain or France in the final on Sunday.
Netherlands group stage fixtures
The Dutch will begin their Euro 2024 campaign with a crucial game against Poland in Hamburg on June 16. The city is just 150 miles west of the Dutch border, so thousands of fans are likely to make the trip.
- Poland vs. Netherlands (9 a.m. ET on June 16)
- Netherlands vs. France (3 p.m. ET on June 21)
- Netherlands vs. Austria (12 p.m. ET on June 25)
Why the Netherlands could win Euro 2024
The Netherlands is blessed with an abundance of elite defenders. It also boasts a great deal of pace down the flanks, with the likes of Jeremie Frimpong and Donyell Malen running riot in wide areas. Frenkie de Jong and Teun Koopmeiners are technically gifted midfielders, Cody Gakpo is a talented striker, and Xavi Simons is a prodigious talent, so the team has all the necessary ingredients to mount a serious bid for glory this summer.
What could stop the Netherlands from winning Euro 2024?
Ronald Koeman has an underwhelming record during his time as manager. He also struggled at Barcelona and Everton, leading some pundits to question his tactical nous. The Netherlands also lacks a world-class goalkeeper and a prolific striker, which could prove to be its downfall.
Key player: Xavi Simons
The 20-year-old playmaker will carry the weight of a nation on his shoulders at this summer’s European Championship. There are no concerns over the Dutch defense, but they have lacked creativity at previous tournaments, so Xavi will likely need to be at his brilliant best.
How has the Netherlands performed in past Euros?
The Netherlands won this tournament in 1988. Koeman started alongside Frank Rijkaard at the heart of defense in that game, while strikers Ruud Gullit and Marco van Basten ultimately vanquished the Soviet Union. The team reached the semifinals in 1992, 2000, and 2004, but it has fallen short in recent years.
The Dutch failed to qualify for Euro 2016, and they suffered a disappointing Round of 16 defeat to the Czech Republic at the last European Championship. They then lost to Argentina in a penalty shootout in the quarterfinals of the 2022 World Cup, so they are still chasing their first trophy since that famous triumph in 1988.
Netherlands: Euro FAQ
Koeman declared that he would adopt a traditional 4-3-3 formation when he replaced Louis van Gaal as Netherlands manager in January 2023. However, he changed his tune after watching his team lose 4-0 to France in qualifying. Since then, he has gone with a 3-4-3 formation, with Aké, van Dijk, and de Ligt forming a strong defensive trio.
Simons is likely to start for the Netherlands at Euro 2024. He formed an attacking triumvirate with Cody Gakpo and Memphis Depay in a recent 4-0 win against Scotland, and Koeman could stick with that lineup at the Euros. However, Donyell Malen is in fine form for Borussia Dortmund, so competition for places is fierce on the Dutch team.
Memphis Depay is the top scorer for the Netherlands if we focus on the players who are currently active. The Atlético Madrid forward has scored 44 goals in 90 games for his country, which is an impressive hit rate. That makes Depay the second-highest scoring player of all time for the Netherlands, just six behind record-holder Robin van Persie.