England Women vs Netherlands Women Prediction

England will be determined to right the wrongs of Saturday's defeat, and considering they have won the game that has directly followed their last two defeats, they will showcase that resilience to keep their knockout round hopes alive with a narrow victory.

Match info: Women’s Euros Group D

Venue: Kybunpark, St. Gallen

Date: Wednesday, 9^th July 2025

Time: 5 pm Nigerian time

The Three Lionesses of England will be looking to keep their European Championship hopes alive when they face the Netherlands Women in Wednesday’s fixture in Zurich.

As for the Netherlands, they are hoping to seal their place in the Women’s Euro 2025 quarter-finals with a game to spare.

Head-to-head:

• England have won 3 of the 6 Euros meetings between the two teams.
• Netherlands have recorded 2 victories.
• The other clash ended in a draw.
• England scored 7 goals in those games.
• The Netherlands hit the back of the net on 8 occasions.
• England have 14 wins from 23 matches in all competitions between them.
• The Netherlands were victorious five times
• The remaining four games were drawn.
• Their most recent clash occurred in December 2023, when England secured a 3-2 victory in the UEFA Women's Nations League.
• England's last six games have produced over 2.5 goals.
• Eleven of The Netherlands' last 12 games have produced three goals or more.

Form:

• England in the Women’s Euros: L
• England in all competitions: L-W-L-W-L
• Netherlands in the Women’s Euros: W
• Netherlands in all competitions: W-L-D-W-W

Team News:

• Wiegman will surely be tempted to make at least a few changes to the side that failed to deliver in Saturday’s opener against France. Niamh Charles is pushing to replace Jess Carter at left-back, while Grace Clinton could be in contention to start in midfield. Chloe Kelly is an option to freshen up England’s forward line, which could result in Beth Mead dropping down to the bench.
• As for the Netherlands, Jonker could decide to name an unchanged lineup after he saw his side breeze past Wales on matchday one. Goalkeeper Daphne van Domselaar will be targeting back-to-back clean sheets when she faces several of her Arsenal teammates, including England striker Russo. At the opposite end of the pitch, Miedema will be aiming to score in a third consecutive game after netting three goals in her last two international appearances.