Jong Oranjecoach Reiziger: ‘Duel beslist in kleine details’Michael Reiziger is disappointed with Jong Oranje’s elimination against England. “It’s really sour. We had a tough time against them, but it was a match decided in small details,” he tells Ziggo Sport. He did enjoy Ohio’s goal. “It’s a shame it wasn’t enough today. It was a long journey for him too.”
Doelpuntenmaker Ohio: ‘Elliott kon een koffietje drinken’Noah Ohio was criticized during the tournament but did score in the semi-final against England. “I always look at the keeper. If the ball comes to my left, I always shoot. A great moment, but I would have preferred to win,” he says to Ziggo Sport. From the bench, he saw Jong Oranje fall behind. “We survived the first twenty minutes thanks to Roefs. We mainly got our chances through Valente.”
The goals came after halftime from England’s Elliott. “Conceding a goal so late is extra painful. He could have had a coffee with the last goal. We can be proud of each other, but this hurts.”
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Ohio ziet keeper verkeerd staan en scoort van ver voor Jong Oranje
Then everyone still had hope for Jong Oranje.
Rav van den Berg: ‘Individual qualities make the difference’Defender Rav van den Berg had a tough match against England. “The tempo made it very difficult. We got better in the second half, but their individual qualities make the difference,” he says to Ziggo Sport. Van den Berg felt there was more in it. “They would get tired eventually. That happened, but we are left empty-handed. So there was definitely more achievable.”
Jong Oranje captain Hato: ‘A shame how we give away goals’Jorrel Hato saw that there was more in it for Jong Oranje. “They have quality and punish you right away. How we concede the goals is really bad from us. The defending was substandard,” he said after the match to Ziggo Sport. He is particularly disappointed with the second goal conceded. “It was alibi pressure. Nothing was going on, but it’s a shame how we concede the goals.”
90+6′ over! Jong Oranje is eliminated from the European Championship
It has been a very painful evening for Jong Oranje. Elliott is the big man with two goals on the side of England. Ohio did score a brilliant goal, but it was not enough.
90+3′ England seems to be playing out the match easily. The energy is draining from the Netherlands, who are no longer creating chances. All duels are also being lost.
The release was great at England after Elliott’s goal. The Liverpool attacker takes the team in tow again.
86′ GOAL Young England! 2-1
Again, it is Elliott who does it for the English. He gets all the space to cross half the field and can shoot freely from sixteen meters. In the far corner, he passes Roefs with a low shot. Drama for the Netherlands!
85′ Manhoef goes deep and seems to be heading towards goalkeeper Beadle. Quansah just manages to dismantle the chance with a push.
Na zijn goal ging Ohio gelijk naar de bank toe om het feestje te vieren.
72′ GOAL Young Orange! 1-1
What a goal from the newly substituted Ohio! The striker, who came on the field three minutes ago for Milambo, shoots from 30 meters into the short corner. Goalkeeper Beadle is caught on the wrong foot and is passed. The attempt fits exactly between the post and the goalkeeper.
Teleurstelling bij Jong Oranje. Het wordt lastig om nog terug te komen.
62′ GOAL Young England! 1-0
Then things go wrong for Jong Oranje! Anderson comes through in midfield and passes the ball to Elliott. The attacker can go to goalkeeper Roefs and shoots hard into the near corner. Now the Netherlands will have to do something different.
59′ Maatsen with a flaming shot from 20 meters. Beadle makes a good save in the far corner.
55′ Valente comes through on the left and crosses low. Goalkeeper Beadle processes the cross to a corner for Jong Oranje.
52′ It is probing in the second half. England is not as dominant as in the first half.
46′ Kick-off second half! With Wouter Goes instead of Kasanwirjo, the second half has been set in motion.
It is a match with few chances, especially for the Netherlands, so the halftime score is 0-0. Everything is still possible for Jong Oranje in the hunt for a place in the final.
45+2′ Taking that free kick doesn’t go well, which leads to a counterattack from England. Scott can shoot from 10 meters, but his attempt is just blocked and processed to a corner.
45+1′ Now Anderson hits Milambo in the face. The referee is now done with it and gives the English midfielder the first yellow card of the match.
43′ The tactical battle between England and the Netherlands continues. Certainly in the last twenty minutes, we can record few chances.
38′ Again, it is Anderson who hits someone in the face. This time Hato is the loser. The referee doesn’t see it and isn’t called to the screen for it either.
Het moment waarop heel Nederland schreeuwde om een penalty.
30′ Exciting moment in front of England’s goal as Valente Van Bergen wants to put in front of goalkeeper Beadle with a through pass. The striker seems to get a push and falls. The referee sees no foul in it.
25′ The Netherlands is getting stronger but still manages to create few chances. Meanwhile, an annoying interruption of the strong Dutch phase: a drink break.
22′ McAtee comes free after a nice through pass from Livramento. The captain of Jong England tries it with a heel, but Roefs knows how to save quickly.
Anderson en Valente vechten tot nu toe veel duels uit.
16′ Good action from Valente who makes Anderson look. The midfielder then taps Valente in the face, giving Jong Oranje a free kick. That does not result in a big chance.
12′ Again, it is Elliott and Roefs who seek each other out. The attacker shoots towards the far corner and again it is Roefs who saves.
9′ Jong Oranje gets a little more of the ball in the last few minutes. The Netherlands is especially dangerous over the flanks with Poku and Manhoef.
De redding van Roefs prachtig in beeld.
3′ Good save from Roefs! Elliott tries it in the near corner after a good English attack. With a stretched leg, Roefs manages to keep the ball out of the Dutch goal.
2′ The Netherlands immediately puts high pressure on the English. The British play nicely underneath, which Jong Oranje must pay attention to in the remainder of the match.
1′ Kick-off! We are on our way to the first semi-final. Can Jong Oranje reach the final for the first time in eighteen years?