Euro 2012 action Sunday Night comes from the Metalist Stadium, Kharkiv featuring Portugal v Holland.
The whole game can be seen Live on ITV1 High Definition with a scheduled 19:45pm (BST) Kick Off Time.
Thanks for stopping by to read our Euro 2012 Portugal v Holland Betting Preview where we have also provided you with the latest Team News, Head to Head Statistics, Lineups, Predictions, Tips, Odds, Free Bets and Money Back Specials associated with the match.
A game both sides must win if they are to have any hopes of progressing through to the quarter final knock out stage of the tournament and as a result we should be in for a very exciting and entertaining game full of goals.
Portugal eventually got the job done against Denmark last time out despite Cristiano Ronaldo missing an absoloute sitter when one on one with the Danish keeper and that victory has now setup a mouth watering final group stage match against Holland who having fluffed more chances than a box of Monopoly contains in their opening two games will certainly be out to put right the wrongs of their previous two games.
Portugal v Holland Team News
Portugal Team News
A fully fit squad is available for coach Paulo Bento to choose from and it looks likely that the same starting eleven that beat Denmark will again take to the field against Holland in this one.
Probable Lineup : Rui Patricio, Pereira, Pepe, Alves, Coentrao, Meireles, Veloso, Moutinho, Nani, Postiga, Cristiano Ronaldo.
Holland Team News
No injury concerns or suspensions for coach Bert van Marwijk, but having seen his side struggle to score goals Robin Van Persie looks likely to be joined up front by Huntelaar as the combination worked well in the second half of their 2-1 defeat by Germany last time out.
Probable Lineup : Stekelenburg, Van der Wiel, Heitinga, Mathijsen, Willems, De Jong, Van Bommel, Sneijder, Robben, Van Persie, Huntelaar.
Portugal v Holland Head to Head Statistics
Sunday night’s match at the Metalist Stadium will become the 11th meeting between the two countries over the years and all the results of those previous games can be seen in our head to head statistics table shown below.
- Portugal Victories : 6
- Draws : 3
- Holland Victories : 1
The last meeting between the two sides came back in the 2006 World Cup where Portugal won the match 1-0 in a game that saw four people being sent off.
