Netherlands continue their 2026 World Cup qualification campaign with a crucial Group G encounter against Poland at De Kuip in Rotterdam on Thursday.
The Oranje host the Poles on home soil with both teams level on six points, though the Dutch have played one game less.
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Netherlands Team News
Memphis Depay has recovered from both a hamstring injury and viral illness that kept him sidelined, with the Corinthians forward back in training and available for selection. The experienced striker brings crucial experience and goal threat to Koeman’s attacking options.
Jeremie Frimpong remains unavailable due to a hamstring injury that will keep the Liverpool defender out until mid-September. His pace and attacking threat down the right flank will be missed against Poland’s physical approach.
Sem Steijn earns his first senior call-up after impressive performances for Feyenoord, with the 23-year-old midfielder bringing creativity and set-piece expertise. His familiarity with De Kuip could prove advantageous for his potential debut.
Robin Roefs receives his maiden international call-up following his summer move from NEC to Sunderland. The goalkeeper provides additional depth behind Mark Flekken and Nick Olij in Koeman’s goalkeeping ranks.
Wout Weghorst returns to the squad as the primary striker option, with the Ajax forward expected to lead the line in the absence of other centre-forward alternatives. Netherlands have won their opening two qualifiers 2-0 and 8-0 respectively.
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Netherlands Predicted Lineup
Netherlands predicted XI: Flekken; Dumfries, Van Dijk, De Vrij, Aké; Reijnders, De Jong, Simons; Gakpo, Weghorst, Depay.
When is Netherlands vs Poland?
Thursday at 7:45pm BST.
How to Watch Netherlands vs Poland?
The match will be broadcast live on Amazon Prime Video pay-per-view in the UK for £2.49, with no Prime membership required.
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