The two teams have met 46 times in history, with the Netherlands at a disadvantage with 12 wins, 17 draws and 17 losses. It should be pointed out that in the last 20 matches between the two teams, the two teams each won 6 games evenly. The two teams met in a warm-up match in March this year, when Germany defeated the Netherlands 2-1 at home.

In this game, if there are no surprises on the offensive end, the Netherlands will send out a trident combination of Weghorst, Gakpo and Mullen. Since Depay is not included in this team's roster, whether the Oranje can score depends on the performance of these three players. The defense led by Van Dijk will face pressure from the German forwards.

Havertz may be the biggest threat in the frontcourt. He has scored 18 goals in the national team so far, making him the player with the most goals on the current German roster. Center Phil Kruger, who plays for Fulham, is also an important member of the German tank's front line. His height may play an unexpected role at critical moments.