Tuesday European Championship Georgia VS Netherlands
Georgia: Georgia, as the host of this tournament, participated in the final stage of the European Youth Championship for the first time in its history. Georgia's first two group games, 2-0 against Portugal and 2-2 with Belgium, were eye-catching. Group A matches of this year's UEFA Youth Championship will be played on Georgia soil, which is home to Georgia. An unbeaten record of 2 wins and 1 draw in the last 3 matches, and the overall performance is good; The record in the last 6 matches is 3 wins, 2 draws and 1 defeat, with an unbeaten rate of 83%. Serie A MVP winner Kvarac Helia has announced his decision not to participate in this summer's Euro Youth Championship in Georgia, which is a big loss for the team.
Netherlands: Founded in 1976, the Netherlands won the European Under-21 Championship in 2006 and defended it the following year. Since his first European Youth Championship finals in 1998, he has reached the final week six times. In the history of the team, the player who has made the most appearances for the Netherlands is Arnold Jan Bruchenk (31 games) and the most goals for the Netherlands is Klaas-Jan Huntelaar (18 goals). The Netherlands have played Georgia in the last 2 times, scoring 6 goals, averaging 3 goals per game, and good offensive firepower; 1 win and 5 draws in the last 6 matches, with an unbeaten rate of 100%. The Netherlands drew 1-1 with Portugal in the last round, suffering four consecutive draws in all competitions; The last home meeting with Georgia, 0-1 defeat, psychological dominance.
Comprehensive analysis: Georgia has performed decently in the last 10 races and has not shown particularly good results. In 10 games, a total of 12 goals were scored, 14 goals conceded, 4 wins, 2 draws and 4 defeats. The Netherlands, on the other hand, have performed well in the last 10 matches, scoring 22 goals and conceding 2, with an overall record of 6 wins, 4 draws and 0 defeats. Although the Netherlands lost 1-0 at home to Georgia in their last home match, the score difference was not much and the psychological advantage was not dominant. Overall, the Netherlands is relatively strong, so I am personally optimistic about the Netherlands.
Tuesday European Championship Romania VS Croatia
Romania: Romania and Georgia are the hosts of this year's World Junior Championships. Romania's coach is 58-year-old homegrown coach Emil Sandoi, who took over last August for the first time in charge against Croatia. Romania has reached the main stage of the European Youth Championship three times before, with the best result being reaching the last four in 2019. Romania and Croatia have met once before, with Romania winning 4-1. Romania has a 75% defeat record of 2 draws and 6 defeats in the last 8 matches, and is in very poor form, Romania has failed to score in five consecutive games and is in very poor form in attack.
Croatia: Croatia finished 2nd in the group by 2 points in the qualifiers, knocking out Denmark in the play-offs to advance. Croatia's coach is 54-year-old homegrown coach Dragan Skocic, who took over in April for the first time in charge against Romania. Croatia have reached the main stage of the European Youth Championship four times before, with the best result being reaching the last eight in the last edition. Croatia have won only one of their last five matches, and the group stage has suffered two consecutive defeats; Croatia have failed to score in three of their last four games and have been poor attackingly.
Comprehensive analysis: Romania have been in very poor form with 2 wins, 4 draws, 4 defeats, 9 goals scored and 14 goals conceded in the last 10 matches, but have won in the previous clash with Croatia. Croatia have won 3, drawn 2 and lost 5, scored 15 goals and conceded 14 goals in their last 10 matches, and have been poor in attack. The personal preference is the draw, and the second choice is the main winner.