Willem II vs Cambuur Prediction

Willem II host Cambuur on 24 October 2026 at 19:45 in a clash between a side in freefall and one riding genuine momentum. The hosts have lost four consecutive matches, most recently 3-2 to Sparta Rotterdam, and remain winless this season. Cambuur arrive unbeaten in their last five Eredivisie games, including a draw against AZ Alkmaar, and have scored in every away fixture in the current sample. Willem II's defensive record at home is alarming: 2.50 goals conceded per game with no clean sheets. Cambuur average 1.20 goals per away outing and have both teams scoring in 80% of their road matches. Injuries to Culum, Hoogma, and Lachkar weaken Willem II further, while Cambuur will miss suspended defender Devid Bouah.

Form and H2H

Willem II's last ten home matches read W1 D2 L7, averaging 1.10 goals for and 2.70 against. Cambuur's away form over the same span is W2 D3 L5, with 1.40 goals scored and 2.39 conceded per game. The head-to-head record since 2015 shows six meetings with no clear pattern: Willem II won 3-0 in December 2015, but Cambuur took a 3-1 victory in December 2021. The most recent four encounters have produced only one decisive result, a 1-0 Cambuur win in September 2023. Both sides drew 2-2 when they last met in September 2025.

Best Bet

Cambuur to win at 2.52 with 1Win offers value given Willem II's defensive vulnerability and the visitors' current form. Cambuur have not lost in five league matches and face a team that has conceded 2.50 goals per home game. The away side's consistency in scoring on the road, combined with Willem II's inability to keep a clean sheet at home, makes an away victory the most likely outcome.

Odds to Watch

Willem II 1 is priced at 2.53 with 1Win, a reflection of their desperate position. The draw at 3.73 has shown profit over Willem II's recent home matches but appears unlikely given the gulf in current form. Over 2.5 goals remains the most probable scoreline given both teams' attacking and defensive profiles, with Cambuur's road record and Willem II's leaky backline pointing toward a high-scoring affair.