2023-10-16 21:39:00
Three days following their defeat once morest the Blues, the Netherlands relaunched themselves in the race for Euro-2024 by beating Greece 1-0 on Monday in Athens. The Oranje can thank their captain Virgil van Dijk who converted a penalty at the very end of the match.
At a disjointed end to the match, Dutch defender Denzel Dumfries was caught in the Greek area (89th). While Wout Weghorst missed a penalty in the 28th minute, Van Dijk this time grabbed the ball. The Liverpool defender finally broke the Greek barrier (90th + 3) and delivered his own.
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The Netherlands has its destiny in its own hands
Behind already qualified France, who beat them 2-1 on Friday, the Oranje regained second place to the detriment of their evening opponents, tied on points but with a better goal difference and one more match to play.
The Netherlands are taking a serious option on qualification and will have their destiny in their hands. They will host Ireland on November 18, then travel to Gibraltar on the 21st. For their final qualifying match, Greece will host France on November 21.
Austria qualified for Euro-2024
Austria qualified for Euro-2024 by beating Azerbaijan 1-0 on Monday in Baku, a victory which guarantees it one of the first two places in Group F with Belgium.
Borussia Dortmund midfielder Marcel Sabitzer scored the only goal of the match from a penalty (48th). This victory gives coach Ralf Rangnick’s Austria a third participation in a row in the continental competition.
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