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Nations League night: Netherlands seeks a repeat against Greece

🇳🇱 By 4AllFootball ·
Nations League night: Netherlands seeks a repeat against Greece

Tomorrow evening, the Oranje will play an away Nations League match against Greece. It will be the twelfth time the two nations meet. The match offers a new chapter in a series of five previous duels.

Recent qualification‑wins

The last meeting took place on 16 October 2023, a Euro qualification match in Athens. In injury time, Virgil van Dijk scored from the penalty spot the only goal, delivering a 1‑0 win.

In the same qualification round, the Netherlands played at home in the Philips Stadium. Just seventeen minutes in, Marten de Roon opened the scoring, Cody Gakpo made it 2‑0 in the 31st minute and just before halftime Wout Weghorst headed the 3‑0. In the second half neither team scored again.

Earlier friendly duels

In a training friendly in Eindhoven in 2016, the Oranje took an early lead thanks to Georginio Wijnaldum. Konstantinos Mitroglou equalised in the 29th minute and Giannis Gianniotas settled the result a quarter of an hour before the end with 1‑2.

In 2004 the two teams met again in a friendly match on Dutch soil. After a goalless first half, Roy Makaay, Boudewijn Zenden, John Heitinga and Pierre van Hooijdonk took their turn for a 4‑0 win.

The earliest meeting dates back to 4 December 1991, a Euro qualification match in Greece. Dennis Bergkamp opened the scoring in the fortieth minute, and Danny Blind provided the decisive 0‑2 just before the end.

In summary, the Oranje have won four of the five previous encounters and lost one, giving the team a clear historical advantage.

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