While many European national teams have only just started their qualification for next year's World Cup, Group G has already had five rounds of matches. Of course, not every team has played all five matches due to an uneven number of teams and scheduling issues, but a clear group of leaders has emerged. For the Netherlands, the situation looked very promising until the previous game day. However, the result of the match between the 'Oranje' and the Poles will make them arrive in Lithuania much more focused than they might have been against the group's underdog. Lithuania itself is considered one of the weakest teams in Europe. Its results over the past few years speak for themselves. Local players will surely try to play confidently in defence and efficiently counter-attack in the Sunday match, but the first group meeting with the Netherlands could end in a heavy defeat. Bookmakers have made the visitors the favourites for the upcoming match, offering odds of 1.07 for their victory. Lithuania has quite often taken points from opponents at home in recent years. This happened three times in the last European qualification. The Lithuanians faced Hungary, Montenegro, and Bulgaria. The problem is that the instability of the Baltic team does not allow for any expectations of success. In 2024, the Lithuanians lost all six matches in the League C of the Nations League and 'dropped' to the weakest division, facing opponents like Liechtenstein and Andorra. In the four matches of the current World Cup qualifying campaign, Lithuania has drawn three times. However, in their first home match in September, the Lithuanians equalised against Malta only in the final minutes, which is hardly something to be proud of. The Netherlands won their first two qualifying matches in June with an aggregate score of 10-0. Malta mentioned earlier, conceded eight goals. In the last round, a home win for the 'Oranje' against Poland was expected, but the guests managed to equalise in the 80th minute after conceding in the first half, resulting in a 1-1 draw. In the standings, Poland and Finland share seven points with the Netherlands, which is certainly unsatisfactory for the latter. Even with fewer matches played... Let's bet that the visitors will provoke a minimum of three or four goals in Kaunas.