With all the teams in League A Group 1 drawing on Friday night, everything's to play for in the final round of qualifiers for Euro 2025.
Top of the group Netherlands make the trip to second-placed Norway on Tuesday night knowing that a draw would be enough to book their place in Switzerland next summer.
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Norway vs Netherlands Women prediction: Tight and tense 90 minutes expected
Key Stats
- Under 2.5 goals have been produced in each of Norway's last four qualifiers.
- Each of the Netherlands' last six outings across all competitions have witnessed fewer than three goals.
- Lineth Beerensteyn has scored three goals in qualifying for the Netherlands.
Correct score prediction: Norway 1-1 Netherlands
Each of Norway's last three qualifiers have ended in draws with under 2.5 goals being scored, while the Netherlands have drawn their last two games and fewer than three goals were scored in each of those stalemates.
Pre-game odds and win probability: Odds not yet available
- HOME: N/A
- DRAW: N/A
- AWAY: N/A
*odds from Ladbrokes, subject to change
You can find all our predictions for today's games on our football betting tips page.
Last five H2Hs: The Dutch lead
The Netherlands have won three and lost two of their last five games against Norway, spanning back to 2017.
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Norway preview: Held at the Veritas Stadion on Friday
Despite making a fantastic start to the game against Finland on Friday night, Norway failed to win the game.
Guro Reiten scored her first goal of the qualifiers after just seven minutes and that goal looked to have been enough for Norway to win the game as the second half entered stoppage-time.
However, Finland kept pressing for an equaliser and in the eighth minute of time added on, the hosts scored and the game ended in a draw.
Predicted lineup: Fiskerstrand (GK), Bergsvand, Hansen, Harviken, Reiten, Bøe Risa, Engen, Maanum, Bjelde, Graham Hansen & Sævik
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France Women
2
Norway Women
0
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D
Iceland Women
0
Norway Women
0
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Switzerland Women
1
Norway Women
2
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France Women
1
Norway Women
0
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Northern Ireland Women
0
Norway Women
3
Netherlands preview: Secured a point against Italy
The group leaders could have booked their place at Euro 2025 with a win against Italy on Friday night but the game proved to be a tight and tense affair.
Neither side managed to find a breakthrough despite their best efforts and on the balance of play, a point apiece was probably a fair result.
The Dutch remain two points clear of Norway and Italy heading into the final round of qualifying matches, meaning a point against the Scandinavians would be enough to see them qualify.
Predicted lineup: Kop (GK), Janssen, Casparij, Spitse, van de Donk, Groenen, Brugts, Kaptein, Miedema, Beerensteyn & Grant
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Austria Women
1
Netherlands Women
3
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Austria Women
1
Netherlands Women
3
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Scotland Women
1
Netherlands Women
2
UEFA Women's Nations League 21/02/25
D
Germany Women
2
Netherlands Women
2
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USA Women
2
Netherlands Women
1
Player to watch – Lineth Beerensteyn
The Netherlands forward Lineth Beerensteyn is the only Dutch player to score in the Ero 2025 qualifiers after five games.
The 27-year-old has found the back of the net three times in League A Group 1, including the winner against Norway back in April.
The only player to score for the Netherlands in qualifying
We're backing Beerensteyn to find the back of the net again on Tuesday night, helping to guide her country to the point they need to confirm their qualification for Euro 2025.