Is the World Cup the Netherlands winning in suspense Has the Netherlands reached the World Cup final

Answer: Personally, I think the final winner will definitely be the Netherlands.

Why: The Dutch team is in very good shape right now. In this World Cup, the Dutch team has won the best start since the World Cup in 9 times (the previous best result in the group stage was 2 wins and 1 draw), and only the Netherlands and Argentina have won all 3 games.

Attentive fans may have observed that the Dutch team is no longer the all-attacking and defensive, flashy Tulip team that everyone remembers, and the difference is that they are more defensive-oriented. In the World Cup in Germany 4 years ago, the Italians won the Hercules Cup for the fourth time with their tenacious defense, and the style of play of the blue coats has always been criticized, but they won the World Cup, and they proved with their actions that practicality is the most important thing. In this World Cup, Lippi tried to change Italy's style of play, and many Italian football celebrities persuaded Lippi to change back to traditional playing style and return to "ugly football", and as a result, Lippi paid for his stubbornness.

From the Dutch team of the Van Marwijk era, you have a little bit of a shadow of Italian football. Van Marwijk puts a lot of emphasis on defence, with a fixed midfielder and full-backs not assisting as often as they used to. The current Dutch team's style of play is not as pleasing to the eye as before, which also makes many fans unhappy.

But Van Marwijk was unmoved, "If you can win, why not be ugly?" 'After the group stage, the Netherlands had a staggering statistic of allowing their opponents to hit the woodwork just three times per game, and they didn't concede a single goal in the open game, the only one conceded was Samuel Eto'o's penalty. Van Marwijk's adherence to this principle has given them a taste of the sweetness.

It is also worth noting that the Dutch are more united than before. In previous international competitions, the uncrowned king often went home early largely because of the contradictions within the team. And now the orange team is unprecedentedly united, the only negative news reported is that Van Persie doesn't like Kuyt, and this news is also groundless, Van Persie has publicly said early on that is**misunderstood his words.

It is no exaggeration to say that this Dutch team has ushered in the best time to change the fate of the uncrowned king, stable, and unprecedentedly focused on defense, so I personally think that the final champion will definitely be the Netherlands!

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Which game are you talking about? Although they did not play the traditional all-attacking and all-defensive Dutch style of play in this cup, they played very practically, and they had to play like this if they wanted to achieve results.

They did well in the group stage and did well in the knockout rounds, but it was still a bit difficult to get into the last four.

After watching the game, it is not difficult to find that the luck component of the Netherlands' 3 goals accounts for a large proportion, while Uruguay's 2 goals are very ornamental, and these 2 goals will definitely rank in the top 10 of the World Cup goals. The Netherlands' second goal was a disputed goal. (But I'm betting on the Netherlands to win, Q Ranch to win more than 40W).

Generally speaking, excluding other reasons, it is technically possible.

I don't like the Netherlands, but I believe that good results will be achieved. I don't know if Spain and Germany will outperform.

No, because the final stage of the World Cup is prepared for the current European teams.

Not hanging. The Netherlands is very pragmatic now!! It's about to be crowned.

The suspense of the victory is even controversial.

The Netherlands have reached the World Cup but have not reached the final.

The Dutch team has won three World Cup runners-up in the World Cup and has never won the World Cup in Qatar XXII in 2022. The Dutch national team, led by the Dutch Football Association, competes in international competitions and has reached the final three times in the history of the World Cup, but has unfortunately been runners-up.

Introduction to the Netherlands

The Netherlands have never won the World Cup, and their only international title was the 1988 European Championship. The Dutch national team is led by the Dutch Football Association and competes in international competitions. In the 70s, Michels, a generation of famous Dutch coaches, brought the "all-attack-all-defense" tactics of England coach Reynolds to the Dutch national team and launched an attack on the World Cup.

The Netherlands have won the 1988 European Championship in their history and have impressed with a number of thrilling big victories in the 2000 and 2008 European Championships. In the World Cup, the Dutch team reached the final three times, but they were defeated and relegated to the runner-up. In 1974 and 1978, they lost to West Germany and Argentina in the final, and in 2010, they conceded a goal in extra-time and lost 1-0 in the final against Spain.

In the 2014 World Cup, the Dutch team led by coach Louis van Gaal drew 0-0 with Argentina in the semi-finals, was eliminated 2-4 in the penalty shootout, and unfortunately did not enter the final. The Netherlands is known as the uncrowned king of the World Cup.

The final of the 2010 World Cup in South Africa was played at the Soccer City Stadium in the early hours of July 11. The Netherlands played against Spain, and after a tough game, the Netherlands lost 0:1 to Spain, and the Netherlands finished second in this World Cup.

This is also the third time that the Dutch team has won the runner-up in the World Cup. In the 62nd minute, Sneijder fell down the middle and played the ball straight away, providing Robben with a one-on-one chance, but the ball was blocked by Casillas with his foot, allowing the Netherlands to miss their best chance to score. In the 100th minute of the game, the team's captain Van der Vaart replaced De Jong.

Dutch defender Heitinga was sent off in the 108th minute for accumulating two yellow cards for fouls. Italy's Andres Iniesta scored a goal in the 116th minute to secure the game as the Netherlands missed out on the World Cup title once again.

The main reason is that Robben had two chances that would have been very good for the goal not to score, and he was sent off with a red card in the 109th minute of extra time, and the defensive strength of the draft was weakened, and he was scored a goal by the Spanish team Guangpei Annihilation in 116 minutes.

In the final of the 2010 World Cup in South Africa, Spain's Andres Iniesta defeated the Netherlands to win the title.