NED vs SER Dream11: The Netherlands will face Serbia in the upcoming European Volleyball Championship game. The Dutch are at the top of Group C with four wins, one loss and 13 points on board. Serbia is second in Pool A with 12 points after winning four and losing just one game. Both teams have done well and this could turn into a highly competitive affair. With that in mind, here is the NED vs SER Dream11 prediction for the game ahead.

Date: September 14th. Tuesday
Time: 9:00 PM (IST)

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Netherlands: WWW

Serbia: WWW

head to head

Of the last 14 matches between the two teams, both the Netherlands and Serbia have won seven games each.

Netherlands news

Squad

J Dronkers, O Steven, M Mertherus, J Klok, F Van Gestel, F De Weijer, J Berkhout, S Held, H Markus, G Van Solkema, W Keemink, T Wilternburg, M Parkinson, F Plak, M Van Zeist, E Luuc Van Der, B David, M Van Gareren, S Van Tilburg, T Horst Thijs, Y Bak, S Van Schie, G Jorna, A Van de Kamp, B Tuinstra, R Anfringa, G Ewoud, M Ahyi, W Ter Maat, M Brilhuis, N Abdel ziz, D Streukter

Netherlands starting line-up (possible)

J Dronkers, F De weijer, T Wilternburg, M Parkinson, M Van Garderen, M Ahyi

Serbia News

Serbia squad

M Kapur, N Pekovic, N Majstorvic, M Mitic, N Jovovic, A Batak, V Todorovic, A Okolic, P Krsmaovic, S Simic, N Masulovic, M Podracanin, S Lisinac, N Meljanac, U Kovacevic, N Petric, M Ivovic , M. Kuzundzic, P. Peric, L. Marinovic, A. Atanasijevic, D. Luburic, L. Bajandic, D. Kovac

Serbia starting line-up (possible)

LG Hugo, S Miguel, M Lourenco, M Andre, C Filip, T Rodrigues

Fantasy volleyball tips

Captain options

Drazen Lubaric and Pavle Peric can be two of the key players for Serbia and collect points.

Nimid Abel Aziz, Bennie Tuinstra and Just Dreonkers were some of the standout ones for the Netherlands as they are expected to start here.

NED vs SER Dream 11 teams

L: J Dronkers
S: W Keemink
B: M podrascanin
A: M Ivovic, P Peric
C: N Abdel Aziz

Who will win?

The NED vs SER Today Match Prediction Odds are with Serbia to take the win here.

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Sport
September 10, 2021 – 14:51

Latest news from the sport

After losing to the Netherlands with a result of 6: 1, in the framework of the qualifications for the World Cup “Qatar 2022”, Turkey has decided to dismiss the coach, Senol Gunes, writes Zeri.info.

The news of the dismissal of the coach was announced by the Turkish Football Federation, through its official website.

“After the meetings with the coach of our national team, Senol Gunes, it was decided to part ways.”

“We would like to thank our honored teacher Mr. Senol Gunes for his work during his time and for his contributions to Turkish football,” the federation said in a statement.

Otherwise, Gunes, who joined the Turkish national team on June 1, 2019, had 32 matches with Turkey, taking 15 wins, 10 draws and 7 losses in these matches.

However, the poor start to qualifying for the Qatar 2022 World Cup has prompted the Turkish Federation to decide on Gunes’s departure.

The recent 6-1 defeat by the Netherlands is said to have played a major role in the decision of the leaders of the Turkish federation. /Zeri.info

After the meetings with our National Team Technical Director, ëenol Güneë, it was decided that the roads should be separated as a square. We would like to thank my Deëerli teacher ëz Sayën ëenol Güneë for his work during his tenure and his contributions to Turkish football. pic.twitter.com/JWPhHdvchr

— TFF (@TFF_Org) September 10, 2021

world
July 17, 2021 – 22:19

Dutch authorities seized three tonnes of cocaine this Saturday.

The quantity of drugs was found inside a container with bananas in the port of Rotterdam. The cocaine was shipped from Ecuador and as the final destination, it is suspected that it had Basel, Switzerland. This operation is considered one of the largest ever carried out by this port.

It is worth mentioning that even in March, the port officials confiscated 4 tons of drugs hidden in a container, even then, the departure was made from Ecuador.

The media write that if the drug were put on the market, its value would be around 250 million euros. / balkanweb

The official report states that the reason for the train jumping off the rails in November last year was unadjusted speed.

After breaking through the fence on the elevated part of the track near Rotterdam, instead of falling into the water ten meters below, the train that travels on the subway line remained hanging in the air, leaning on the metal tail of the whale.

The driver who was alone in the train remained unharmed.

According to the investigation of the cause of the accident, the train was moving at a speed of 57 kilometers per hour on the part of the line where the limit is 35.

It was also determined that the rainy conditions and the reaction time of the train driver influenced the development of the situation.

The authorities emphasized that immediately after the accident, the part of the railway where the accident happened was put out of use.

Sport
June 27, 2021 – 10:17

Latest news from the sport

The national teams of the Netherlands and the Czech Republic meet tonight in the 1/8 finals of the European Championship, writes Zeri.info.

The winning national team of this match, in the quarterfinals will meet Denmark that yesterday (Saturday) eliminated Wales.

Jan Boril will miss the Czechs tonight, the cause of the yellow cards, while in doubt remains the midfielder, Vladim Darida, who suffered an injury in the match against England.

Meanwhile, the Dutch will miss the striker, Luuk de Jong, who was injured in the last match against Northern Macedonia.

Possible formations:

Netherlands: Stekelenburg; De Vrij, Blind, De Ligt; Dumfries, De Jong, De Roon, Van Aanholt; Wijnaldum; Depay, Weghorst.

Check: Vaclik; Coufal, Celustka, Kalas, Mateju; Holes, Soucek; Shrovetide, Darida, Yankto; Schick.

Otherwise, the match Netherlands – Czech Republic takes place from 18:00 in “Puskas Arena” in Budapest. /Zeri.info

The Netherlands is among some of the European Union countries that are hindering the visa liberalization process for Kosovo. The spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands, Bo de Koning, in an exclusive response to KosovaPress has stated that the arguments offered by Kosovo institutions to fight corruption and organized crime have not been quite convincing so far.

Koning mentioned the last meeting of the Council of Europe in which there was not enough support for visa liberalization for Kosovo. Apart from the Netherlands, such a thing is being made more difficult by the attitudes of countries such as France and Belgium, which are seeking more concrete steps in combating these negative phenomena.

“So far, there is insufficient support in the Council for visa liberalization for Kosovo. As you know, visa liberalization is a technical process, which is guided by the standards that a country must meet in a sustainable manner, before the Council takes a decision on the abolition of visas. “When the European Commission recently reported on this issue, the Dutch state concluded that the conclusions on fighting corruption and organized crime at the highest level were not convincing enough,” Koning told KosovaPress.

Further, she announced that currently there is no planned visit of these delegations in Kosovo due to the formation of the new government in the Netherlands. However, she reiterated the readiness of this country to assist Kosovo in this process.

“Kosovo can count on our support through projects, advice and experts to achieve these sustainable results in combating these phenomena,” she added.

The spokeswoman for the Dutch diplomacy called the current government’s plans to fight corruption and organized crime at a high level encouraging.

“It is important for the Netherlands that high-level corruption is not only prosecuted, but that there is an effective enforcement of punishment for those responsible. “The government’s plans to fight corruption and organized crime are encouraging, so we are waiting to see the results, as this is one of their priorities,” Koning said.

Finally, she said that the governments of the Netherlands and Kosovo are in constant contact in Pristina through the relevant authorities.

At the last meeting of the Commission for European Integration, the Deputy Prime Minister of Kosovo, Besnik Bislimi said that the problem for the visa liberalization process for Kosovo is not the five European Union countries that have not recognized Kosovo, but countries like France and the Netherlands, which are dissatisfied with Kosovo’s fight against crime and corruption.

Kosovo is the only country in the Western Balkans, which has no visa liberalization, despite ongoing efforts to meet the criteria set by the European Union for this process./Artina Muçiqi – KosovaPress /

With its breathtaking splendor and organization, Eurovision is back. Forced to cancel the extravagant song festival last year due to the pandemic, the Netherlands is expecting a quality content edition this week, with France as the favorite.

About 3,500 people, provided they present a negative but unmasked test, will take part in the final of the competition in the port city of Rotterdam. Candidates will be locked in a “special bubble”.

Frenchwoman Barbara Pravi, often compared to Edith Piaf, has topped the charts with her song “Voila” and could enable the Hexagon to take its first victory in 44 years. It is followed by Italy and Malta.

While vaccination has facilitated health measures for European countries, the Netherlands has officially authorized public participation in events in late April.

“Waiting for Eurovision in this particular period is not a responsibility we have taken lightly,” said Martin Oesterdahl, the competition’s executive director.

The 2020 edition of Eurovision was canceled for the first time in the history of competitions due to the pandemic.

For spectators accustomed to seeing a wave of flags and artists from around the world embracing each other on their small screens, the 2021 edition promises to be somewhat different.

While most of the candidates, from 39 countries, will travel to Rotterdam, others, like Austria will participate through pre-recorded videos.

National delegations in the country are also subject to strict rules, including strict separation from the public and the obligation to be tested for COVID-19 every 48 hours./ballkanweb

Prime Minister Albin Kurti has received a congratulatory letter from his Dutch counterpart, Mark Rutte.

As stated in the announcement sent by the Government, in his letter, Prime Minister Rutte congratulated Prime Minister Kurti on his new position and wished him success in the important tasks that await him.

Our countries, like the rest of Europe, are facing an indescribable challenge such as that of COVID-19, the letter said.

Prime Minister Rutte expressed satisfaction that the European Union had the opportunity to assist Kosovo through the Western Balkans assistance package and the COVAX mechanism for providing safe vaccines against COVID-19.

Similarly, the Netherlands came to the aid of Kosovo last year through a bilateral donation of personal protective equipment for the Center of University Clinics of Kosovo.

Prime Minister Rutte assured Prime Minister Kurti that the Netherlands supports Kosovo in its efforts to fight corruption and strengthen the rule of law.

“As Prime Minister, you have received a strong mandate from the people of Kosovo, which together with the development of good neighborly relations constitute the main elements of Kosovo towards Europe and European integration. The Netherlands is committed to Kosovo’s path to European integration, the letter reads, congratulating Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte.

world
March 24, 2021 – 09:18

The hope that the restrictive measures will be eased in the Netherlands is fading more and more every day.

Isolation in the country has been decided to be extended for another three weeks, due to the increase in COVID-19 infections. However, the curfew is extended by one hour, at 22:00, while the bars and restaurants that have been closed since mid-October will continue to be closed.

“I would like to urge you once again to adhere to the ground rules. We have done it before. We managed to avoid the third wave of the pandemic and we can do it again. I am convinced that our behavior remains the fastest way to ease the masses, “said Mark Rutte.

Norway

Norway is also pushing for plans to open the country. New national measures have entered into force by not allowing alcohol service. There was much hope that by the end of March the easing of restrictive measures would gradually resume, but the increase in those infected with the new variants dashed all hope.

Great Britain

The UK ended National Reflection Day with a ‘beacon of light’ as people across the four nations held torches and lit candles in memory of those who lost their lives during the pandemic.

Earlier, Prime Minister Boris Johnson said the country has had a difficult year.

“It has been an epic time of endurance and privacy, birthday parties for canceled children, postponed marriages, family gatherings of all kinds erased from everyday life. Worst of all we have suffered the loss of many people,” he said.

Greece and Spain

As we get closer to the summer season Greece and Spain will ease restrictions on flights from the UK.

Greece will start accepting test flights next month, while from next week Spain will allow the entry of flights from Britain.

Unfortunately the Johnson government is currently imposing fines of. 5,000 on anyone who tries to travel abroad without a compelling reason. / euronewsal