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Serbia vs Netherlands Predictions

Published on 7:01pm GMT 25 September 2026

  • 16:00
  • 27
  • Rajko Mitić Stadium
Serbia
Netherlands

Netherlands to Win and Over 2.5 Match Goals

Reason for tip

Each of the Netherlands’ last nine matches have featured at least three goals, and the Dutch are now without a clean sheet across their nine matches in 2026. They head to a Serbian side that has lost four of their five matches this year, with at least three goals scored in each of those defeats.

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Netherlands 3-1

Reason for tip

Serbia have scored in defeats to Mexico and Greece across their last two matches, while they have conceded three or more goals on three occasions across their five matches this year. The Dutch haven’t kept a clean sheet across their nine matches in 2026, so back Serbia to get a consolation goal in another defeat.

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Cody Gakpo To Score Anytime

Reason for tip

Gakpo has scored twice for Liverpool this term, and he’s been key for the Netherlands all year, netting six goals across his last six appearances. That includes scoring the first goal of Xavi’s reign on Thursday night.

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Serbia vs Netherlands Predictions

  • Each of the Netherlands’ last nine victories have featured at least three goals
  • Serbia have lost four of their five matches in 2026 following their 2-1 home defeat to Greece
  • Each of Serbia’s five games this year have featured 3+ goals
  • The visitors have failed to keep a clean sheet in nine matches this year

Dutch can add to Serbia’s struggles

Serbia suffered another setback as they fell to a 2-1 defeat at home to Greece in their Nations League opener on Thursday. That was their fourth defeat in five matches in 2026, which followed a disappointing World Cup qualifying campaign in which they finished third.

Serbia scored four minutes into their game on Thursday, but they conceded 2.51 Expected Goals as Greece rallied back to claim all three points.

This looks like the start of a long rebuild for Serbia, and they look vulnerable to another defeat in Sunday’s clash with the Netherlands.

The Dutch drew 1-1 with Germany in their first game under new coach Xavi, but they generated 3.18 xG in that encounter.

The visitors have seen over 2.5 goals land in their last nine victories, while they’ve failed to keep a clean sheet across nine games in 2026. The Dutch do have plenty of difference-makers in the final third, and they can lead a routine win over the struggling hosts.

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