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Will the Orange win for the first time under De Boer? Germany in a secondary squad. Belgium-Switzerland 0: 0, Italy-Estonia 0: 0, Portugal-Andorra 0: 1 (m 1)

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Netherlands - Spain 0: 0 (No. 1), Germany - Czech Republic 0: 0 (No. 1)

Will the Orange win for the first time under De Boer?

Germany in a secondary squad.

Belgium-Switzerland 0: 0, Italy-Estonia 0: 0, Portugal-Andorra 0: 1 (m 1)

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Neuhaus accepted the place in the lineup (Photo: Stuart Franklin, Imagebank GettyImages)

Germany - Czech Republic 0: 0 (Half 1)

Four days before it hosts Israel, the Czech team will host Germany in a warm-up game.

The host team in Leipzig will come up with a relatively secondary lineup with Manuel Neuer, Matthias Gunter, Serge Gnabry, Leon Gorczka, Tony Cross, Leroy Sana and Timo Werner getting a rest.

Kai Habertz (Corona) and Yuzua Kimish (injured on Saturday for a long time) will also be missing.

Those who received credit are Luca Waldschmidt from Benfica, Jonas Hoffman from Borussia Mönchengladbach, Florian Neuhaus from Gladbach, Ridla Baku and Robin Koch from Leeds, among others.

The Czechs are expected to come up with their strongest lineup.

Memphis Depay and his teammates seek first victory under De Boer (Photo: Reuters)

Netherlands - Spain 0: 0 (Half 1)

The Orange team has not yet won the four games in which Frank de Boer stands on the lines: two losses and two draws are its balance sheet.

The Dutch will be looking for their first victory under the coach when they host Spain, who in their last game surprisingly lost 1-0 to Ukraine in the League of Nations.

This will be the first meeting between the two since March 2015, when the Netherlands won 0: 2.

Two of the most memorable encounters between the two teams are of course the 2010 World Cup final, when Spain won 0-1 after extra time and the Netherlands' 1-5 World Cup in 2014.

Minute 6: Nathan Aka was injured early and made way for Daily Blind.

Pep Guardiola would not like to see it.

The French are not supposed to have a hard time against Finland.

Dashan (Photo: Imagebank GettyImages)

France - Finland (22:10, 5 Live)

Didier Deschamps' team has not lost in its last 12 games, since the 2-0 draw with Turkey in June 2019 in the Euro qualifiers.

Now France will look for another victory to give some more confidence to the players and they will host Finland, who became the big story of the Euro qualifiers when they managed to finish in second place at home and advance directly to the final tournament.

In the League of Nations, too, the Finns look very good so far and have scored 9 points out of 12 possible, while in the last Bengal match they have won twice - Bulgaria and Ireland.

This will be the ninth meeting between the two teams and the balance between them so far is 0: 8 French.

Whoever is likely to make his debut for the French national team is Borussia Mönchengladbach striker Marcus Toram, who will become the second family member to play for the national team after his legendary father, Lillian.

Last time they snatched 5: 2 from Switzerland.

Belgium players (Photo: Reuters)

Belgium - Switzerland 0: 0 (Half 1)

The host lost last month 2-1 to England in what was its only loss in its last 15 games.

The Swiss, on the other hand, have not won in their last five games and last month finished 3: 3 against Germany away and lost 1: 0 to Spain in the League of Nations when in the preparation game before that they went down undefeated with 2: 1 against Croatia.

The last time these two teams met the Swiss defeated the Belgians 2: 5 in the League of Nations in November 2018 with Harris Sprowitz scoring a hat-trick and completing a turnaround after Belgium led 0: 2 an early clutch of Thurgan Hazar.

Lasagna and his friends are looking for a home win (Photo: Reuters)

Italy - Estonia 0: 0 (Half 1)

Roberto Mancini's team with a very comfortable home game before the games against Poland and Bosnia in the League of Nations.

The Estonians have not won in their last 13 games since the 0-1 draw against Gibraltar in March 2019 and it is hard to believe that they will achieve a victory this time.

In the six meetings held so far between the teams, Italy has always won.

Waiting on the bench.

Ronaldo (Photo: Reuters)

Portugal - Andorra 0: 0 (Half 1)

Cristiano Ronaldo received an invitation to play to close the gap on Ali Dai as the king of all-time national team goals.

The Portugal national team star, who was in doubt after being injured during Juventus' last game, is fit and should start in the squad.

Ronaldo currently has 101 goals while Iranian Dai with 109, so the gap stands at eight goals and can shrink significantly with the help of the home game against the weak Andorra.

Ronaldo really likes to play against Andorra and has scored five goals against it in the past, including a quartet in November 2016.

Minute 8: Goal!
Sergio Oliveira left for Pedro Neto, who easily kicked in from the air the 0: 1 of Portugal

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