"A draw would be a good result for us," Olsen told a news conference at the Soccer City stadium on Sunday. "But we have to see how the match develops to discover if that expectation is fair."
The Danes have been hit by several injuries during their four-week preparation including Arsenal forward Nicklas Bendtner, who is recovering from a groin injury.
Asked about the Bendtner situation and whether he had become part of a game of bluff between Olsen and Netherlands coach Bert van Marwijk, the Dane said: "If Van Marwijk said that he expects Bendtner to feature, I can say that I expect (Arjen) Robben to play.
Besides Bendtner, Denmark's Jon Dahl Tomasson and Daniel Jensen are also carrying minor knocks and they trained separately from the rest of the squad. Both are rated doubtful for the match against the Dutch.
"We have prepared like we always do and we know already a lot of their players from our clubs," said Daniel Agger, who faces his Liverpool team-mates Dirk Kuyt and Ryan Babel.
"But tomorrow we have to stand like a team. It is a bonus match against one of the favourites for the title and we are ready for a surprise," added Christian Poulsen.
