Can the Netherlands make it out of the group, can the Netherlands make it?

At present, at the end of the second round, the points situation in Group E is that the Netherlands has won all 2 games with 6 points and a goal difference of 3, Japan has a goal difference of 0 points with 1 win and 1 loss in 2 games, Denmark has a goal difference of -1 and 3 points in 2 games, and Cameroon has lost all 2 games. Japan currently have a goal difference of 0, while Denmark, who are tied on three points, have a goal difference of -1. In this way, Japan only needs to draw with Denmark in the last game to eliminate the opponent by 1 goal difference and enter the round of 16.

Denmark will have to beat Japan if they want to qualify.

The Netherlands has won all 2 games and has taken the lead in qualifying, but the top of the group is not in hand, facing Denmark and Japan, which are closely behind, the Netherlands only needs to draw with Cameroon, who are at the bottom of the group, to ensure the first place in the group. However, if the Netherlands lose unexpectedly to the African Lions, the winner of the group will have to depend on the result of the match between Denmark and Japan. Assuming that the Netherlands loses by 1 goal, then the final goal difference of 6 points will be reduced to 2, and if Japan can beat Denmark by 3 goals, they will definitely qualify, but if they only win by 2 goals, they will compare the total number of goals with the Netherlands, and if it is still the same, the Netherlands will win the group by virtue of the advantage of winning and losing.

If the Netherlands lose by 2 goals, Japan will qualify by 2 goals, and if they win by 1 goal, the total number of goals will still be compared.

Denmark's hopes of topping the group are even slimmer, as Denmark need to win by four goals against Japan to win the group if they lose by one goal, and if they win by three, they will compare the total number of goals with the Netherlands. However, in terms of the number of goals, the Danish team, which has scored 2 goals, still has a greater advantage than the Japanese team. As things stand, the Netherlands have a very good chance of topping the group, while in Group F, in-form Italy will likely finish second in the group, and if that happens, there will be an Italy vs Netherlands clash in the round of 16.

The Netherlands have six points from two games and will qualify directly if Cameroon draws with Denmark tonight.

If the winner is decided, the Netherlands will have no problem because they have three goal differences.

In the just-completed match against Japan, the Dutch team won 1:0, so the Dutch team will definitely qualify, but it is just a question of first or second place.

Yes, we've already won 2 games.

The possibility of the Netherlands appearing is very small, but it is not impossible, and there is a theoretical possibility that the following conditions are met at the same time

1.In the final round, the Netherlands beat Portugal in the last game.

2.Germany wins Denmark, so Germany has 9 points, the Netherlands, Portugal, and Denmark each have 3 points, and the relationship between Denmark and the Netherlands is Denmark and the Netherlands, the Netherlands and Portugal and Denmark, which are just mutually restrictive, and they can't determine who wins whom. That's better than the goal difference relationship between each other;

3.Between the Netherlands, Portugal and Denmark, the Netherlands has the most goal difference.

When these three conditions are met, they appear. Anything is possible.

For the Netherlands now, it can be said that there is very little hope, unless the next game of the Netherlands beats Portugal and wins at least three or more goal difference, and also wants Germany to beat Denmark, it can be said that this only exists in theory, and the probability of this situation is too small.

Theoretically, but practically, it is almost impossible to beat Portugal and count on Germany to beat Denmark and qualify on goal difference.

Dreams are beautiful, reality is cruel. Goodbye Orange!

Estimated a bit choking, Germany and Portugal.

Group B is a delicate situation, and the most complicated formula is used to calculate who can qualify.

In the early morning of June 14, Beijing time, after the second round of Group B of the European Cup, the Portuguese team narrowly defeated the Danish team 3:2 and rekindled the hope of qualifying; Germany basically secured a place in the quarterfinals after beating the Netherlands 2:1, while the Netherlands slipped to the brink of elimination.

Germany now have six points in this group, Portugal and Denmark are tied on three points, and the Netherlands has 0 points. In the third round of the group stage, Germany met Denmark and Portugal met the Netherlands.

The Dutch must meet two major conditions to qualify, the first is that they themselves must win by at least two goals against Portugal, and the second is that the Germans are serious about taking Denmark seriously. Not only will they reach three points, level with Portugal and Denmark, but they will also finish second in the group on goal difference.

According to the rules of the European Cup, teams with the same score first look at each other's winning and losing relationships; Then compare the goal difference between the teams on the same score; Again, compare the total goals scored by teams with the same score.

As for the German team, as long as they do not lose to the Danish team in the final round, then they will qualify. However, if they lose and Portugal win against the Netherlands, they will have three teams tied on six points. Rankings are also based on the rules of the European Championships.

Once this happens, there will be one win and one loss between these three teams. In terms of goal difference and total goals scored by the three teams against each other, Portugal has been fixed at a goal difference of 0 and a total of 3 goals. Germany currently have a goal difference of 1 and a total goal difference, while Denmark have a goal difference of -1 and a total of 2 goals.

In other words, Denmark only needs to win against Germany.

If Germany loses Denmark by two or more goals, they will be out of the tournament. If Germany is 0:1 or 1:

2 Defeats to Denmark, with the same goal difference between the three teams, Germany will not qualify for the group with a maximum of 2 goals in total. If Germany scores three or more goals against Denmark and then loses Denmark by one goal, Portugal will be eliminated because of the low number of goals.

The most complicated scenario is a 3-2 defeat to Denmark, in which case Germany and Portugal will be exactly the same in terms of points, goal difference and total goals. So what to do?

UEFA also has a trick, which is to compare the first three of the two teams according to the first three of the remaining two teams, that is, to compare the results, goal difference and total goals of the matches between Germany and Portugal. Due to Germany's 1-0 win over Portugal, it will be Germany who advances.

For the Dutch team to appear, two conditions must be met:

1.Win against Portugal and win by at least two goals. Because the results of the three teams that played each other were:

Denmark now has 1 win and 1 loss, scoring 3 goals and conceding 3 goals; Portugal won 1, scored 3 goals and conceded 2 goals; The Dutch team scored 1 loss, 0 goals and conceded 1 goal, the Dutch team can only rely on the win-loss relationship between the three teams if they want to advance, and if the Dutch team only wins by 1 goal, then in any case, at least the Portuguese team will score more goals than the Netherlands, thus overwhelming the Netherlands to advance.

2. Germany beats Denmark, otherwise Denmark has 4 or 6 points, and the Netherlands will only win by 3 points.

As a Dutch fan, I also hope that he will show up!!

The conditions are very strict: 1: Germany must win against Denmark 2: The Netherlands must not only win against Portugal, but also win by at least two goals!

Let's pray.

Conditions for Germany to qualify.

1.Win or draw Denmark, accumulate 9 points or 7 points, and qualify first in the group;

2.Losing to Denmark and failing to beat the Netherlands, Germany finished second in the group;

3.Losing Denmark by one goal, but playing a score of 3:4 or more, can also ensure qualification.

Portugal's qualifying conditions.

1.win against the Netherlands, as long as Denmark does not play a score of more than 4:3 against Germany, you can qualify;

2.draw with the Netherlands, as long as Denmark can't win against Germany, they can qualify;

3.If you lose to the Netherlands, Denmark will only qualify.

Conditions for Denmark to qualify.

1.A two-goal win over Germany would ensure qualification;

2.A one-goal win over Germany but a score of more than 4:3 can ensure qualification;

3.A one-goal victory over Germany but no big score, Portugal can qualify without a win;

4.Draw with Germany, Portugal will only qualify if they lose.

Conditions for the Netherlands to qualify.

A two-goal or more win over Portugal and Denmark lose to Germany to qualify.

The first round of the group stage of the Qatar 2022 World Cup is now over, and there have been some interesting and shocking results in this round.

Argentina's 2-1 defeat to Saudi Arabia dominated the headlines, while Germany lost to Japan by the same scoreline. However, for the other World Cup favourites, the tournament remains the same. Countries such as England, Brazil, France and Spain all claimed dominant victories after the opening round.

With the second round of fixtures geared up for Friday, we analysed how each team in the tournament performed after the start of the group and which teams qualified for the knockout stages.

Group A: Cody Gakpo broke the deadlock between the Netherlands and Senegal.

Netherlands - Their toughest test has been passed and should now top their group if they can find a way to beat Ecuador but will need to play better than they did in their first match.

Louis van Gaal admits his side are "playing a little sloppy" on the ball, while star player Frenkie de Jong admits he is below his best. However, they still got off to a good start and Cody Gakpo looks in good enough form to confidently take them to the knockout rounds. - 70% chance of qualifying

Ecuador - They beat hosts Qatar 2-0 as former West Ham and Everton star Enna Valencia was capable enough to secure three points for the South American side.

An impressive start, but it may have something to do with the opponent's lack of ability. - 60% chance of qualifying

SEENEGAL - Many expected more from the reigning African champions in their opening match, but they failed to really pose a threat to the Netherlands. Any mistake against Ecuador on Monday could mean the end of their knockout hopes. - 40% chance of qualifying