NRG Stadium in Houston will host the Netherlands' Group F World Cup clash with Sweden on Saturday evening.
The Netherlands were widely tipped to top the section, but they head into their second outing sitting third in the standings after being held to an entertaining 2-2 draw by Japan last Sunday night.
Ronald Koeman's side twice took the lead, only to be pegged back on each occasion, leaving them with work to do in their remaining group fixtures.
Nevertheless, there is little reason for alarm in the Dutch camp, with the Oranje still in control of their own destiny heading into their remaining two assignments.
Sweden, meanwhile, set the early pace in Group F courtesy of a dominant 5-1 victory over Tunisia in their opening fixture.
Graham Potter's side therefore arrive in Houston brimming with confidence, knowing that avoiding defeat would leave them on the verge of booking their place in the round of 32.
How the bookies view it: Netherlands to land first win
Despite last week's 2-2 draw with Japan, the Netherlands are firm 8/11 favourites with bet365.
Sweden are 15/4 outsiders on bet365, while a share of the spoils is an unfancied 14/5.
Head to head: History book dormant
The Netherlands and Sweden have met eight times previously on the international stage, with their most recent encounter coming in a 2018 World Cup qualifier almost a decade ago.
The Dutch hold the historical edge in this fixture and were 2-0 winners when the sides last crossed paths. The same scoreline on Saturday can be backed at 15/2 with bet365.
Players to watch: Summerville to strike?
After scoring a brilliant goal against Japan last week, Crysencio Summerville looks good value to hit the target at least one during this clash at 8/11 with bet365.
Sweden, meanwhile, will look to their star striking duo of Alexander Isak and Viktor Gyokeres for inspiration on Saturday evening. Both players were on the scoresheet against Tunisia and they are each priced at 21/10 to score anytime with bet365.
Predicted line-ups
The Netherlands have reported no injury concerns ahead of this clash. Ronald Koeman is expected to make one or two changes, with Memphis Depay pushing for a recall to the starting XI.
Sweden also have few fitness worries, although Gabriel Gudmundsson was forced off with cramp against Tunisia last time out. Even so, the Swede should be fit enough to retain his place in the starting lineup.
Netherlands: Verbruggen; Dumfries, Van Dijk, Van Hecke, Van de Ven; De Jong, Reijnders, Gravenberch; Summerville, Depay, Gakpo
Sweden: Nordfeldt; Lagerbielke, Hien, Lindelof; Bernhardsson, Nygren, Karlstrom, Ayari, Gudmundsson; Isak, Gyokeres
Anything else catch the eye?
Jan Paul van Hecke was fouled once against Japan last weekend, and given his knack for drawing free kicks, a repeat here appeals at 11/10 on bet365.
The Netherlands could also be worth backing to pick up two or more cards at 4/5 with bet365.
It was the Dutch who picked up all three bookings against Japan, and with the stakes now rising, two or more bookings looks attractive at the odds on offer.
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