The Dhaka Times Desk Spain took a 1-0 lead with a penalty goal in the 26th minute, but in the end, the Netherlands beat Spain by a huge margin of 5-1.
The final match of the last World Cup, however, can be called a 'small war' instead of a match. 13 yellow cards and one red card were shown in that match. Both teams are in great form ahead of their first match of this World Cup. And there was no change in the strength of last season. On top of that, the two teams made it to the finals by playing very well in the World Cup qualifiers. Everyone thought that the fight between the Netherlands, the father of total football in world football, and Spain, one of the importers of Latin American football, would be very crowded. But at the end of the game, everyone's idea was proved wrong.
From the start, Netherlands fouled and played power football, but Spain kept the ball at their own pace. In the 26th minute of the game, Diego Costa scored a penalty, and Xavi Alonso gave Spain a 1-0 lead. However, Netherlands captain von Persie leveled the game with a superb header in the 43rd minute. Arjen Robben's goal led the Dutch 2-1. The Bayern winger scored in the 52nd minute of the game. The Netherlands is playing with Spain. Arjen Robben's goal in the 52nd minute led them to a 2-1 lead in the 65th minute when Stephen de Viez scored for the second time. Go ahead 3-1. Robben and Percy scored two more goals in quick succession to give the Netherlands a 5-1 lead. After that Spain had nothing to do. After playing the full 90 minutes, the Netherlands beat reigning world champions Spain 5-1 in what could be called sweet revenge.
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