Euro 2020: Who is likely to be the Netherlands’ next opponent?

The Netherlands has finished Group C in their ongoing European Championship after defeating North Macedonia 3-0 at the Amsterdam Arena.

Holland opened the goal through their talisman, Memphis Depay, through a devastating counter-attack. Centre back Daley Blind began the move after winning a tackle on the edge of his box. Depay strikes the ball the first time from Donyell Malen’s cross.

Giorgio Wijnaldum, who recently left Liverpool for PSG, wrapped the game up in the second half with two goals in seven minutes. The first was from tapping in from Depay’s well-placed cross. He got his brace after Macedonian goalkeeper Stole Dimitrievski pushed Depay’s cross to his path for another close-range finish.

This means the Dutch will travel to Budapest for their last-16 tie, where they will play any team that finishes in third-place from Group D, E or F on 27 June.

On the other hand, Austria secured the second spot after edging Ukraine 1-0 in their other group match.

Group D comprises England, Croatia, Czech Republic and Scotland. As it stands, Czech is on top of the group after winning their first match against Scotland (3-1) and holding Croatia to a 1-1 draw in the second.

England is second after almost the same circumstaEuro 2020: Who is likely to be the Netherlands’ next opponent?

The Netherlands has finished Group C in their ongoing European Championship after defeating North Macedonia 3-0 at the Amsterdam Arena.

They have followed Italy to record three wins from their three group games. The only difference to the Azurris is that they conceded two goals while scoring eight along the way.

Holland opened the goal through their talisman, Memphis Depay, through a devastating counter-attack. Centre back Daley Blind began the move after winning a tackle on the edge of his box. Depay strikes the ball the first time from Donyell Malen’s cross.

Giorgio Wijnaldum, who recently left Liverpool for PSG, wrapped the game up in the second half with two goals in seven minutes. The first was from tapping in from Depay’s well-placed cross. He got his brace after Macedonian goalkeeper Stole Dimitrievski pushed Depay’s cross to his path for another close-range finish.

This means the Dutch will travel to Budapest for their last-16 tie, where they will play any team that finishes in third-place from Group D, E or F on 27 June.

On the other hand, Austria secured the second spot after edging Ukraine 1-0 in their other group match.

Group D comprises England, Croatia, Czech Republic and Scotland. As it stands, Czech is on top of the group after winning their first match against Scotland (3-1) and holding Croatia to a 1-1 draw in the second.

England is second after almost the same circumstances that see them defeat Croatia 1-0 in their opening game before being held to a goalless draw by Scotland at Wembley.

Croatia is third while Scotland is bottom of the table, having conceded more goals.

Sweden currently tops Group E with four points, followed by Slovakia with three points. Spain, who has been below expectation at the Euros, is third with just two points from two games while Poland, which held them to a 1-1 draw through Robert Lewandowski’s strike, is last in the group.

Group F features France, German, Portugal and Hungary. Les Bleus currently top the group with four points, followed by Germany with three points. Portugal, the defending champions that fell to Germany 4-2 in their second game, is third while Hungary is rooted to the table.

As it stands, the Netherland won’t want to meet any team in Group F which have been tagged group of death. Having either Croatia, Sweden, Slovakia could be good for their cause.nces that see them defeat Croatia 1-0 in their opening game before being held to a goalless draw by Scotland at Wembley.

Croatia is third while Scotland is bottom of the table, having conceded more goals.

Sweden currently tops Group E with four points, followed by Slovakia with three points. Spain, who has been below expectation at the Euros, is third with just two points from two games while Poland, which held them to a 1-1 draw through Robert Lewandowski’s strike, is last in the group.

Group F features France, German, Portugal and Hungary. Les Bleus currently top the group with four points, followed by Germany with three points. Portugal, the defending champions that fell to Germany 4-2 in their second game, is third while Hungary is rooted to the table.

As it stands, the Netherland won’t want to meet any team in Group F which have been tagged group of death. Having either Croatia, Sweden, Slovakia could be good for their cause.