Netherlands see off USA to reach World Cup quarter-finals
Netherlands became the first team through to the World Cup quarter-finals with an entertaining 3-1 victory over the USA.
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Netherlands became the first team through to the World Cup quarter-finals with an entertaining 3-1 victory over the USA.
DOHA : The Netherlands became the first country into the World Cup quarter-finals as they beat the United States 3-1 at the Khalifa International Stadium on Saturday.
The World Cup's knockout stages kick-off this afternoon with the USA looking to cause an upset against the Netherlands.
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DOHA: For 90 minutes, the hulking, masked mass that is Joško Gvardiol kept Belgium’s big-name strikers at bay with timely tackles — none bigger than his stop on Romelu Lukaku two minutes into stoppage time. Then the 20-year-old Croat who is fast becoming the most sought-after center back in Europe went over to the side of the field and reached up to embrace his mother and cry. The fact that Croatia conceded only one goal in their three group games at the World Cup is largely down to the performance of Gvardiol, who, despite his hefty stature, is nicknamed “Little Pep” because of the similarities of his last name with that of Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola.