Netherlands vs Wales Match Preview, Where to Watch, Odds and Lineups | June 14

Netherlands will welcome Wales on Matchday 4 of UEFA Nations League 2022/2023, on June 14. The game will be held at De Kuip Stadium in Rotterdam, from 20.45 CET.

Netherlands occupy the first place in Group A4 with seven points. Louis van Gaal's men are unbeaten in this UEFA Nations League edition. They beat Belgium 4-1 and Wales 2-1. The game with Poland ended in a 2-2 draw after Memphis Depay missed a late penalty for Netherlands.

Wales gained only one point so far in this group. They suffered two defeats, 1-2 vs Poland and 1-2 vs Netherlands, and then ended in a 1-1 draw with Belgium.

Experts from 1xBet see Netherlands as the favourites for this game with 1.34 odds to win at home. Wales has huge 9.10 odds for a victory at De Kuip. A draw in this match will cost a solid 5.25.

Bet365 offers 1.69 for Total Over 3 and 2.17 for Total Under 3.

Also, bookmakers from Betway offer 2.15 for "both teams to score - yes" and 1.67 for "both teams to score - no".

The game Poland vs Belgium will be televised on NPO Zapp. The broadcast from Rotterdam begins at 20.35 CET, ten minutes before the start of the match.

League A, Group 4: Belgium, Netherlands, Poland, Wales.

This is the third edition of UEFA Nations League. The competition will consist of three leagues of 16 teams each and a fourth of seven, the make-up decided by promotions and relegations from that second running.

The four group winners in League A will advance to the knockout Finals, while the group winners in the other three leagues will all be promoted for the next edition.

The teams finishing fourth in the groups in Leagues A and B will be relegated.

• Group A1: France, Denmark, Croatia, Austria;
• Group A2: Spain, Portugal, Switzerland, Czech Republic;
• Group A3: Italy, Germany, England, Hungary;
• Group A4: Belgium, Netherlands, Poland, Wales;

• Netherlands (3-5-2): Cillessen - Timber, De Vrij, De Ligt - Dumfries, Berghuis, Klaassen, F. de Jong, Blind - Gakpo, Memphis;
• Wales (4-4-2): Hennessey - Mepham, Rodon, Davies, Ampadu - Roberts, Ramsey, Wilson, N. Williams - James, Bale;