Sports Mole provides score predictions and previews for all of today’s International Friendlies fixtures, including Netherlands vs. Iceland.
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Czech Republic will round off their preparations for this summer’s European Championship with a friendly against North Macedonia in Hradec Kralove on Monday night.
The hosts will begin their Euro 2024 campaign against Portugal on June 18, while North Macedonia will be back in competitive action in September in the UEFA Nations League.
We say: Czech Republic 2-0 North Macedonia
North Macedonia are certainly capable of making this a competitive match, which is what Czech Republic will want ahead of Euro 2024. The hosts can all upon the greater quality all across the pitch, though, and we are expecting them to triumph in Monday’s international friendly.
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Netherlands will conclude their preparations for Euro 2024 with a friendly against Iceland in Rotterdam on Monday night.
Ronald Koeman’s side will enter the contest off the back of a 4-0 success over Canada on Thursday, while Iceland also recorded a standout win last time out, beating England 1-0 at Wembley Stadium on Friday.
We say: Netherlands 2-1 Iceland
Iceland put a lot into their friendly with England, and it would therefore not be a surprise to see a drop-off in performance here. Netherlands will be determined to enter Euro 2024 off the back of a win, meanwhile, and we can see the home side navigating their way to a narrow success on Monday night.
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Two teams in the final stages of their preparations for Euro 2024 will lock horns in an international friendly on Monday evening, with Poland welcoming Turkey to Warsaw.
The hosts will open their European Championship campaign against the Netherlands on June 16, while Turkey’s challenge at the competition in Germany will begin against Georgia on June 18.
We say: Poland 1-1 Turkey
This should be an intriguing match, with the start of Euro 2024 just around the corner. Poland are in the better form, but Turkey defended impressively against Italy last time out, and we are expecting the spoils to be shared in Monday’s contest.
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