New champion would be born when the Netherlands and Spain have clashed in the 2010 World Cup finals. But Which team has the right bears the title?
Holland will certainly appears adamant to bury the image as a "champion without a crown". The final game this time also became the best achievement of "The Flying Dutchman" after 32 years ago, when they stepped into the party telakhir times of peak at 1978 World Cup in Argentina.
Meanwhile, Spain also performed with the motivation would have soared during clashes in the Soccer City Stadium on Monday (7/12/2010) early morning hrs. In addition because this is their first final in history, Spain also has other ambitions that follow in the footsteps of previous successful juxtaposing French World Champion title in 1998 with the Euro in 2000. Spanish success in 2008 and then became European champions determined to marry with the Jules Rimet trophy in 2010.
If you view the history of the meeting of two teams, both the Netherlands and Spain have never clashed in official events like the World Cup or Euro. But, according to data quoted from Soccerbase, the two teams have clashed nine times, where the Netherlands and Spain are both collected four wins and one draw.
Battle of two European power shaft is done in the 1920/1921 Olympic Games in Antwerp Belgium. At that time, Spain succeeded in recording his first victory over the Netherlands with a score of 3-1.
The second Duel second place team in a friendly on trial match at Santiago Bernabeu, January 30, 1957. At that time, Spain is the status of the host must struggle to defeat the Dutch. After a 0-0 draw over 90 minutes, La Furia Roja won 5-1.
At the third meeting which again happens in a test match, the Dutch succeeded in silencing Spain 3-2 in Amsterdam, May 2, 1973. In the fourth test in a duel Balaídos, January 23, 1980, Spain again managed to win 1-0 thanks to back defeats.
In 1983, the two teams clashed in the Euro 1984 qualifier in France. In two meetings home and away, both teams beat each other. Spain to have the opportunity to host the first, managed to silence the Netherlands 1-0 in the Estadio Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan. While the game away in Rotterdam, the Netherlands managed to reply with a 2-1 victory. However, because losing an away goal aggressiveness, should be eliminated and the Netherlands failed to qualify for the final. While Spain had escaped, finishing as runner-up, losing to France in the final.
The rest, the two teams had met three times in the test arena. In 1987, the two teams 1-1 draw, while in 2000, the Dutch won 2-1. At the last meeting on March 27, 2002 and, again managed to conquer the Spanish Netherlands with the score 1-0 through the single goal legend, Frank De Boer in Rotterdam. Now, at the meeting in the final 10nya later, who came out as champions?
Netherlands vs Spain Meeting Records:
2001/2002 (International): Netherlands 1-0 Spain
2000/2001 (International): Spain 1-2 Netherlands
1986/1987 (International): Spain 1-1 Netherlands
1983/1984 (Europe): Netherlands 2-1 Spain
1983/1984 (Europe): Spain 1-0 Netherlands
1979/1980 (International): Spain 1-0 Netherlands
1972/1973 (International): Netherlands 3-2 Spain
1956/1957 (International): Spain 5-1 Netherlands
1920/1921 (Olympics): Netherlands 1-3 Spain (ACF)
Holland will certainly appears adamant to bury the image as a "champion without a crown". The final game this time also became the best achievement of "The Flying Dutchman" after 32 years ago, when they stepped into the party telakhir times of peak at 1978 World Cup in Argentina.
Meanwhile, Spain also performed with the motivation would have soared during clashes in the Soccer City Stadium on Monday (7/12/2010) early morning hrs. In addition because this is their first final in history, Spain also has other ambitions that follow in the footsteps of previous successful juxtaposing French World Champion title in 1998 with the Euro in 2000. Spanish success in 2008 and then became European champions determined to marry with the Jules Rimet trophy in 2010.
If you view the history of the meeting of two teams, both the Netherlands and Spain have never clashed in official events like the World Cup or Euro. But, according to data quoted from Soccerbase, the two teams have clashed nine times, where the Netherlands and Spain are both collected four wins and one draw.
Battle of two European power shaft is done in the 1920/1921 Olympic Games in Antwerp Belgium. At that time, Spain succeeded in recording his first victory over the Netherlands with a score of 3-1.
The second Duel second place team in a friendly on trial match at Santiago Bernabeu, January 30, 1957. At that time, Spain is the status of the host must struggle to defeat the Dutch. After a 0-0 draw over 90 minutes, La Furia Roja won 5-1.
At the third meeting which again happens in a test match, the Dutch succeeded in silencing Spain 3-2 in Amsterdam, May 2, 1973. In the fourth test in a duel Balaídos, January 23, 1980, Spain again managed to win 1-0 thanks to back defeats.
In 1983, the two teams clashed in the Euro 1984 qualifier in France. In two meetings home and away, both teams beat each other. Spain to have the opportunity to host the first, managed to silence the Netherlands 1-0 in the Estadio Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan. While the game away in Rotterdam, the Netherlands managed to reply with a 2-1 victory. However, because losing an away goal aggressiveness, should be eliminated and the Netherlands failed to qualify for the final. While Spain had escaped, finishing as runner-up, losing to France in the final.
The rest, the two teams had met three times in the test arena. In 1987, the two teams 1-1 draw, while in 2000, the Dutch won 2-1. At the last meeting on March 27, 2002 and, again managed to conquer the Spanish Netherlands with the score 1-0 through the single goal legend, Frank De Boer in Rotterdam. Now, at the meeting in the final 10nya later, who came out as champions?
Netherlands vs Spain Meeting Records:
2001/2002 (International): Netherlands 1-0 Spain
2000/2001 (International): Spain 1-2 Netherlands
1986/1987 (International): Spain 1-1 Netherlands
1983/1984 (Europe): Netherlands 2-1 Spain
1983/1984 (Europe): Spain 1-0 Netherlands
1979/1980 (International): Spain 1-0 Netherlands
1972/1973 (International): Netherlands 3-2 Spain
1956/1957 (International): Spain 5-1 Netherlands
1920/1921 (Olympics): Netherlands 1-3 Spain (ACF)
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