Germany vs Netherlands ( WON )

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Mon, 19-Nov-18 | 21:45

Expect Mats Hummels and Toni Kroos to return to the side having sat out of the friendly victory over Russia altogether, but elsewhere changes may be kept to a minimum.
Jonas Hector is also fit despite limping off in their friendly win over Russia, but Joachim Loew has conceded Marco Reus is a huge doubt, meaning Timo Werner could keep his place in the team.
It was a strong first half showing from Low’s side on Thursday, racing into a 3-0 lead having a adopted a 3-4-3 formation.
Joshua Kimmich continued to line-up in midfield, while the likes of Leroy Sane and Serge Gnabry could keep their places in the front three having scored last time out.
Low has hinted Thomas Muller could win his 100th cap from the start on Monday night, but that would only be out of sentiment.

Player	Status	Rating
Julian Draxler	Out	6
Jonas Hector	Doubtful	6.54
Marco Reus	Doubtful	6.14

Player

Reason

Status

Rating

Out

Doubtful

6.54

Doubtful

6.14

After an excellent display against World champions France, Ronald Koeman is unlikely to make changes to a winning side.
It will therefore be the same lineup that secured a memorable 3-0 win over the Germans last month, with Georginio Wijnaldum given the free role in midfield.

No missing players.

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Germany were relegated to League B following the Netherlands’ 2-0 win over France on Friday but will be playing for pride and revenge in what is a fierce rivalry between these two nations.
The Dutch were outstanding last time out but did use a lot of energy in their victory, so they will need their confidence to carry them through, knowing a point will be enough to book a place in the finals next year.
There is no doubt the hosts would love to be party poopers on Monday night, so don’t write them off despite a disappointing year, and this young Netherlands side must keep their cool.