Netherlands vs. Argentina odds: Betting on total goals, cards, corners and scorers for World Cup quarterfinal

Argentina and the Netherlands met in the 2014 World Cup semifinals. Argentina advanced to the final on penalties, while Netherlands were sent to third-place match. Lionel Messi and Argentina are in this year's World cup quarterfinals. The Dutch are unbeaten in 19 matches since Louis van Gaal took over the national team.

Argentina are favorites in this match, but they have not impressed at any point yet this tournament. The Netherlands are given a real chance to dump Messi & Co. out of the event. Argentina have conceded the fewest expected goals of any team in the tournament field thus far.

Netherlands are not missing Giorginio Wijnaldum. Nathan Ake, Frenkie de Jong, Matthijs de Ligt, and Teun Koopmeiners are all sitting on yellow cards. Angel Di Maria is injured but should be available off the bench. Papu Gomez is also fit after spraining his ankle against Australia. Argentina have no injury concerns with Gio Lo Celso, Nico Gonzalez, or Joaquin Correa.

Lionel Messi is the favorite to score for Argentina against Netherlands. Memphis Depay and Cody Gakpo are the main goalscorers for the Dutch. Steven Bergwijn has been prolific late in games. Vincent Janssen and Wout Weghorst are looking for their first goals.

Netherlands vs. Argentina is a World Cup quarterfinal match.

Argentina and Netherlands are playing in a World Cup quarterfinal. Argentina are seen as the favorites. The second half is a favorite to feature the most goals.

Argentina and Netherlands are playing a World Cup quarterfinal match. Argentina are thought to control the pace and flow of the game. The game flow tracks in that direction as well. Jurrien Timber is thought most at risk of a booking in the match as he goes up against Messi on the flank. Enzo Fernandez is at least as likely to be booked for Argentina.

Netherlands vs. Argentina is a World Cup quarterfinal match. Booking points are used in Europe to summarize the disciplinary record of a team or match and are worth 35 points.

One yellow card is worth 10 booking points. One red card worth 25 booking point. Second yellow is 35 points, 10 for initial yellow and 25 for second red.