After sharing the spoils with Scotland, Netherlands will be aiming to return to winning ways when they face Georgia at De Grolsch Veste on Sunday evening. The Oranje aim to impress in their last warm-up game before EURO 2020, and there is every chance head coach Frank de Boer is going to field the best possible side against Georgia.

Following a 1-1 draw with Denmark, Germany will be looking to get back on course when they face Latvia in their final warm-up game before EURO 2020. The Germans failed to turn their dominance into victory against Denmark, but they are widely expected to crush the Latvians in Dusseldorf. Real Madrid midfielder Toni Kroos is widely expected to return to the starting XI, as well as Chelsea attacker Timo Werner.

Don't know if there anyone who expects Spain to drop points against whatever the country Kosovo is ... especially after Enrique's side drew Greece last week.
On the other hand, let's bet on under 4.5 as the Spaniards scored 1+ goals only three times in their previous 10 encounters.

This fixture is an absolute must-win for the Croats who have failed to register as victory in five matches on the bounce, including a 1-0 loss at the hands of Slovenia this week.
I can't recall any huge result in Croatia's Nations League matches over the last year or two so let me stick with a total under 3.5.

Holla amigos 😍 Another victory for Spain is coming 🤑
This is not 2004 anymore but Greece are still favouring a park-the-bus philosophy and thus I believe La Furia Roja could even struggle a bit to find the back of the net in the upcoming clash but not for too long. I'll go with a 2-0 win for Spain.

Despite their loss in the Seville derby last week, Betis have been in much better form than Levante of late. The fact that Manuel Pellegrini's men are seven points ahead of the Valencian side serves as a proof of that. Levante, however, defeated Betis 4-3 in their previous head-to-head meeting this season so the upcoming match promises to be a quite entertaining one.

Seen highlights from Villarreal's win in Kiev and have one simple question - what the f**k are Dynamo doing in this stage of EL? What a joke of a team ...
Think another one or two goals from Emery's side will kill the return match in the first half.

The German club in the last round led during the meeting with “Istanbul Bashakshehir” with a difference of 2 goals, but almost missed the victory, scoring the decisive goal only in stoppage time (4: 3). This success made it possible to catch up on points with competitors in the struggle for the 1st place in the group. The team takes part in the Champions League for the 3rd time: last season, Leipzig managed to leave the group from 1st place and eventually reach the semifinals, and before that the club finished only in 3rd place and continued to play in the League Europe.

They say Internazionale has nothing to do in the UCL now. ❌Well, there are some reasonable explanations of that! I can only watch old photos and recall former stars and legends… However, two victories of Borussia can be explained by the disgusting performance of Shakhtar, so I think Internazionale will remind who’s the boss here.🥺