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Netherlands vs Finland Live Streaming, World Cup 2026 Qualifier: The Netherlands approach Sunday's World Cup 2026 qualifier at the Johan Cruijff ArenA in Amsterdam poised to seal their qualification to the tournament. Ronald Koeman's team has been unbeaten in Group G, winning four and drawing one of their five encounters to date. With home support and momentum on their side, the Oranje will seek to secure a double against Finland and stay atop the group.
Finland, led by Jacob Friis, are still in the running for a playoff but have a daunting challenge facing them against leaders of their group. Huuhkajat have been displaying their gritty nature with performances such as a 2-1 victory over Poland and a 2-2 tie against Lithuania. A comprehensive thrashing in Amsterdam may considerably damage their qualification prospects.
Date & Time: Sunday, October 12, 2025, 6:00 PM local time (12:00 PM ET)
Venue: Johan Cruijff ArenA, Amsterdam, Netherlands
The qualifier is set to be an interesting clash as the Netherlands seek to reinforce their top spot in Group G, while Finland will aim to remain in contention for the 2026 World Cup playoffs.
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Netherlands (Likely): Verbruggen; Dumfries, Van Hecke, Van Dijk, Van de Ven; Gravenberch, Koopmeiners, Reijnders; Frimpong, Depay, Gakpo
Finland (Likely): Joronen; Alho, Tenho, Koski, Uronen; Lod, Kairinen, Markhiyev; Kallman, Pohjanpalo, Antman
The Netherlands are favorites due to their attacking prowess and home conditions, and with the likes of Depay, Gakpo, and Gravenberch, who can create game-winning moments. Finland will be banking on resolve and discipline in order to keep it real. It should be a high-energy affair, although a Dutch win is the expectation according to form and past results.
Disclaimer: Projections are from existing form, team standing, and expert observation. Real results can differ, and readers are advised to use official sources for outcomes.
