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The leader in the fourth Group of League A, the Netherlands, will play today in theory his easiest match, namely the hosting of Wales. The guests are in the last position and it would be difficult to move from it in the company of Poland and Belgium. The first match between today's opponents offered an equal 90 minutes with a small number of accurate shots, but three goals in the second half. We saw a lot of drama after the Dragons equalized in the 92nd minute, but only two later Weghorst brought success with 2: 1 for the Tulips.

As the leader of the group, the Netherlands did better against the other opponents. An impressive success was recorded with 4: 1 in the first match with Belgium, as the honorable goal for the "Red Devils" fell in added time. Wales, on the other hand, played a typical style match against this opponent, defended well, and with a little possession of the ball was quite dangerous on the counterattack. The match ended 1: 1, after the "Dragons" equalized minutes before the last referee signal at "Cardiff City Stadium".

Against Poland, however, the Netherlands was far from successful, although it had a chance to make a sensational turnaround. "Tulips" fell behind with 0: 2 in 49 minutes, but in 54 the result was already equal. The first match for Wales in the group was the visit of the "Polish Team". The match was going well for the British nation, which took the lead in the result, but made a complete turnaround. The final result 2: 1 for Poland was logical before the start of the match, but maybe the draw would be more appropriate for the events on the field.

If nothing else, at least this tournament provides us with mostly attacking and effective football, but this is normal when the stakes are not high. So far, all matches in this group offered goals in both goals and a pretty good result, as only the match between Wales and Belgium ended with less than 2.5 goals. The attack on the Netherlands continues to be very effective in 2022, but the defense still lacks a dry net. In seven of Wales' last eight matches, the goal-goal bet was winning and did not happen only in the valuable 1-0 victory over Ukraine in the final barrage for the World Cup.