International friendly: German class too much for Clockwork Orange

Though the Germans boast as many draws as victories against the Dutch, so a splitting of the spoils is an enticing 14/5 to occur again, with Danny Blind’s side buoyed after beating Euro 2016 tournament finalists Wales at Cardiff City Stadium.

The Netherlands have won three of their last four away, so look much improved on the road, but are still unlikely 10/3 shouts to sink such a superior squad.

Facing top-draw opponents will be another chance for beleaguered boss Blind to assess his ranks, after the Netherlands’ calamitous campaign ended in failure to qualify for Euro 2016. With these two teams far from their best, odds of 11/5 for Germany to win but both sides to score look superb.

Thomas Muller the man to mark

This makes Muller, who found the net last time the Netherlands visited, a nifty 9/2 price to poach the opener, or a generous 6/5 to strike anytime. Other Die Mannschaft dangermen worth a punt include evergreen Mario Gomez (5/1 to notch last), as the Besiktas battering ram once bagged a brace against Clockwork Orange, and Wolfsburg star Andre Schurrle, who is 7/4 in an excellent anytime market.

As for the Dutch, another Die Wolfe attacker in Bas Dost should feature, as the striker continues to successfully stake his claim for a forward berth. After grabbing a goal versus Wales an anytime 2/1 price is princely, with Memphis Depay at 11/4, should he now get the nod after missing out against the Dragons.

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Coral’s top tip: Potent poacher Thomas Muller is a terrific price at 9/2 to net first