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Anonymous users2024-02-06Sports Network reporter Yan Jun from Johannesburg, South Africa The Netherlands and Spain will compete in the final of the 2010 World Cup in South Africa, no matter who wins the championship in this game, will fill the gap of World Cup champion honor in their respective history, and behind this game, there are deeper historical factors.
There is a certain degree of convergence between the Dutch and Spanish football philosophies, both of which have the influence of all-attacking and all-defensive tactics, and the two teams are currently made up of Ajax and Barcelona respectively, two clubs with the best youth systems in world football. The philosophy that has developed to the point where it is today is the historic contribution of the Dutch, with Michels on Ajax and Cruyff on Barcelona, although both have written history at both teams.
At present, there are as many as 9 people in the Dutch team with Ajax youth background (Sneijder, Van der Vaart, Huntelaar, Elia, Heitinga, De Jong, Van der Wiel, Stekelenberg, Babbel), and 8 people in the Spanish team have Barcelona youth background (Valdés, Pique, Puyol, Busquets, Xavi, Iniesta, Fabregas, Pedro), and most of them occupy the main position, which means that most of the players on the field are instilled with the football concept of all-attack and defense. The Dutch vs. Spain is actually a direct duel between the two heirs to this tactical legacy.
Although the Dutch team in this World Cup, under the leadership of coach Van Marwijk, has a strong utilitarian style, the team's attacking style in the front court still reflects the Dutch tradition, the combination of Van Persie + Sneijder + Robben + Kuyt, frequent changes of position, and unexpected attacking power. Spain, with Barcelona's main team as the team, insisted on a style of controlling the flow, and at one point there were even seven Barcelona players in the team at the same time, and the success of their style also gave artistic football a reason to recover.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Whoever wins is the first time to win!!
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Anonymous users2024-02-04Spain and the Netherlands have never met in the history of the World Cup, and this is the first time in history that they have met.
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Anonymous users2024-02-031934 2nd (9th)
May 27 1 8 finals lost to Switzerland 2-3
1938 3rd (14th).
5 June 1 8 Final Czechoslovakia 0-31974 10th (runners-up).
June 15 Preliminaries Group C defeated Uruguay 2-0
June 19 Preliminaries Group C draw Sweden 0-0
June 23 Preliminaries Group C defeated Bulgaria to make socks 4-16 June 26 Semi-final Group A defeated Argentina 4-0
June 30 Semi-final Group A defeated East Germany 2-0
July 3 Semi-final Group A defeated Brazil 2-0
July 7 Finals 1-2
1978 11th (runner-up).
June 3 Preliminary round Group D defeated Iran 3-0
June 7 Preliminaries Group D draw Peru 0-0
June 11 Preliminaries Group D lost to Scotland 2-3
June 14 Semi-final Group A defeated Austria 5-1
June 18 Semi-final Group A Draw West Germany 2-2
June 21 Semi-final Group A defeated Italy 2-1
July 7 Final Lost Argentina 1-3
1990 14th (15th).
June 12 Preliminaries Group F draw Egypt 1-1
June 16 Preliminaries Group F draw England 0-0
June 21 Preliminaries Group F draw Ireland 1-1
24 June 1 8 Final Lost West Germany 1-2
1994 15th (7th)
June 20 Preliminaries Group F defeated Saudi Arabia **2-1
June 25 Preliminary round Group F lost Belgium 0-1
June 29 Preliminaries Group F defeated Morocco 2-1
July 4 1 8 Final Win Ireland 2-0
July 9 1 4 finals lost to Brazil 2-3
1998 16th (4th)
June 13 Preliminary round Group E draw Belgium 0-0
June 20 Preliminaries Group E defeated South Korea 5-0
June 25 Preliminaries Group E draw Mexico 2-2
June 29 1 8 finals defeated Argentina 2-17 4 1 4 finals defeated Germany 3-0
July 7 Semi-finals draw Brazil 1-1 (minus 2-4 on penalties)July 11 3rd place final lost Croatia 1-2
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Anonymous users2024-02-02Netherlands 1 4 Finals of the World Cup (Final Results):
1994: Netherlands 2-3 Brazil, 1998: Netherlands 2-1 Argentina (fourth), 2010:
Netherlands 2-1 Brazil (runner-up), 2014 Oak: Netherlands 0-0 Costa Rica (third place), the last three 1 4 finals, the Netherlands team successfully qualified, and finally won the third place, second place, third place.
Netherlands Team Introduction:
The Dutch national team is led by the Dutch Football Association and competes in international competitions. In the 70s of the 20th century, Michels, a generation of Dutch coaches, brought the "all-attack-all-defense" tactics of England coach Reynolds to the Dutch national team and launched an impact on the World Cup. In the history of the World Cup, the Dutch team has reached the final three times, but unfortunately they were runners-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, and was eliminated 2:4 in the penalty shootout, unfortunately missing the final.
In the third and fourth place finals, the Dutch team defeated the Brazilian team 3:0 and won the third place. The Netherlands is known as the "uncrowned king" of the World Cup.
The Netherlands won the European Championship in 1988 and impressed with a number of thrilling big victories in Euro 2000 and Euro 2008.
In the Euro 2016 qualifiers, the Dutch team only finished fourth in the group and was eliminated, after which the Dutch team regrouped and re-attacked the 2018 World Cup, and after a hard-fought qualifying round, they only finished third in the group on goal difference. In 2021, the Netherlands won all three games in the group stage of the European Championship, but lost to the Czech Republic in the 1 8 finals and stopped in the round of 16.
As of 2017, the Dutch national team has achieved 397 wins, 172 draws and 219 losses in 788 games, with an aggregate score of 1616-1023 and a goal difference of 593, ranking among the top in Europe. In November 2022, the Dutch men's national football team participated in the 22nd World Cup.
The above content reference: Encyclopedia - Netherlands.
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