Bart Nieuwkoop and Fernando Lewis is the only player missing for Willem II when they welcome VVV-Venlo on Saturday.

Johnatan Opoku ruled out because of injury.

Robert Maaskant could make some changes from its last starting XI.

They have played a lot Head-To-Head games, with Venlo become rivals better most of the time. It will be a battle of teams that are in the middle of the table. They both play the same way this season with an identical number of points. Both Willem II and Venlo have 9 points from 6 matches. An interesting thing is that they have almost the same goal ratio, with Willem II scored 9 and conceded 11, and Venlo scored nine and conceded 12. Based on that, we can see that there is no strong favorite in this game. However, Willem II betting has been listed as one of the clear, which is not something I fully agree with. They both play an open type of football, so the barrage of goals is something we see quite often in their game. By looking at all of this, I am not so sure about Willem win this game easy, so perfect bet is both teams to score.

Adrie Koster's men have been struggling to turn things around and have conceded five goals in their Previous two games, one of which is in the cage.

In addition, the squad has been far from convincing in their clash here, and a 2-1 victory over Emmen is the only victory they have secured so far. It is also necessary to say that Willem II has not been faring well against this opponent in their previous meeting and have enjoyed success only three times in their last seven games in this stadium.

However, the far side has not come down to the best of starts in their journey on the road, and has been at the losing end in two of their previous three most recent events.

Taking into account that at the end Venlo lost in their last away game, there is little chance that Willem II will be able to force the guests to share the spoils with them the most.

Furthermore, the hosts scored only one goal before the break, in their last three clashes at home. Considering that the previous four fixtures their head to head here also have seen no more than one goal at least in the opening forty-five minutes, expect a low-scoring first half with under 1.5 goals in the charts.