The Netherlands national team played four friendly matches this year, winning three with identical scores of 4-0. Scotland, Canada, and Iceland were the unlucky opponents. However, in their match against Germany, Ronald Koeman's team was weaker, losing 1-2. Both teams are in full combat readiness. However, the Dutch team's standout attack, which scored 13 goals in 4 matches, is worth noting. During the same period, Poland scored 10 goals, but not without the help of Lewandowski.
Interestingly, the last encounters between Poland and the Netherlands took place in 2022 as part of the UEFA Nations League. The Dutch team drew with the Poles at home, 2-2, but beat Lewandowski and company in Warsaw with a score of 2-0. Thus, in both cases, the Netherlands scored twice against Poland. Considering that Koeman's team scored four times in 75% of their friendly matches before Euro 2024, one could bet on the Netherlands' individual total being more than 1.5 goals.
There is another good option for the match. Yes, Lewandowski is one of the key players in the attack, but he's not the only one who can score for the Polish team. Moreover, we've noted that the Dutch have a weak spot – their goalkeepers. Let's look at their statistics for the 2023/2024 season. Verbruggen from Brighton conceded 28 goals in 21 EPL games (an average of 1.33). Flekken from Brentford conceded 63 goals in 37 EPL games (an average of 1.70). And Bijlow from Feyenoord had the least playing time in the 2023/2024 season, conceding 14 goals in 17 matches in the Dutch league (an average of 0.82 per match). Although the latter goalkeeper seems more reliable, Koeman only considers him the third choice. Given that the Poles scored at least once in seven of their last eight matches, one could risk betting on Poland's individual total being more than 0.5 goals. It is quite possible that both suggested bets could play out in the match.