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Frenkie de Jong said the Netherlands would keep a special eye on Cristiano Ronaldo when they meet Portugal in the first League of Nations final.
England's hopes of winning the first trophy in 53 years had died out in a calamitous way as her terrible defense allowed Holland to seal a 3-1 overtime victory and qualify for the first final of the World Cup. League of Nations.
Marcus Rashford's penalty in the first half was canceled by Matthijs De Ligt, before two late Quincy Promes goals drew the Dutch in Sunday's final.
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And midfielder De Jong, 22, who shone in the center against England, revealed that the Netherlands would closely monitor Ronaldo after his hat-trick eliminated Switzerland.
"Portugal has a lot of very good players," said De Jong after the win over England. "I saw a bit of the Switzerland match and obviously Ronaldo made the difference; we will have to keep a special eye on him.
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England and the Netherlands observe a minute of silence for former President of UEFA Lennart Johansson
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English captain Raheem Sterling surrounded by Dutch players Frenkie de Jong and Daley Blind
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Jordan Pickford makes a backup
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Matthijs de Ligt fouls Marcus Rashford in the penalty area
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Rashford is eager to take the trouble after firing the blame
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The Manchester United striker calmly pbaded the ball past Jasper Cillessen
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Rashford celebrates England's first goal with Jadon Sancho
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Virgil van Dijk makes gestures during the match
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England head coach Gareth Southgate and backstage staff on the bench
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Denzel Dumfries mingles with Ben Chilwell
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Ben Chilwell rests on the ground after the foul
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Ben Chilwell needs a treatment
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Jordan Pickford sets foot in Memphis Depay
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Dumfries attack in Rashford
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Marcus Rashford falls injured
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Memphis Depay tries a bike kick
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Jadon Sancho, unmarked, directs the ball towards the goal
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Cillessen easily records the blow
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Sancho shows his disappointment after the missed chance
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Harry Kane was bought for injured Rashford
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Jesse Lingard replaced Sancho
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Koeman controls the ball on the touchine
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Harry Kane fouls Daley Blind and receives a yellow card
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Kane checking Blind
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Matthijs de Ligt scores the first goal of the Netherlands
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The rise of De Ligt beats Kyle Walker and John Stones to lead the ball
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Declan Rice reacts after the grant from England
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Matthijs de Ligt celebrates with his teammates after scoring
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English players seem discouraged after the Netherlands equalizer
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Ross Barkley scores Jesse Lingard's goal
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Lingard pbades Cillessen
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Lingard celebrates the score
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England celebrates
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Dutch players demonstrate in front of referee Clement Turpin
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..whos checks the offside with the VAR, which confirms
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VAR graphic show Lingard marginally offside
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Kane reacts after a failure
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Southgate gives instructions to Jordan Henderson, who replaces Fabian Delph, before extra time
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Memphis Depay takes John Stones's ball and continues to shoot
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Pickford's backup of Depay's shot landed at Quincy Promes and his shot then deviated from Kyle Walker
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The ball beats Jordan Pickford and the Netherlands score their second goal
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Pickford reacts after conceding
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Promes celebrates the second goal
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Stones looks depressed after trading the ball
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His teammates in England are on the median line after conceding
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Southgate comforts defenseman during half-time overtime
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Quincy Promes scores third place in the Netherlands
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Promes celebrates the score with Depay who established it
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Southgate reacts after England concedes third goal
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The Netherlands celebrate their third goal
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Henderson, Pickford and Harry Maguire react after conceding
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English captains in the night react after losing the match 3-1
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Southgate kisses Stones after the match
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John Stones looks shot down after Dutch scored their second goal after defender error
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England and the Netherlands observe a minute of silence for former President of UEFA Lennart Johansson
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The leaders embrace at the beginning of the match
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English captain Raheem Sterling surrounded by Dutch players Frenkie de Jong and Daley Blind
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Jordan Pickford makes a backup
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Harry Kane looks from the bench
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Matthijs de Ligt fouls Marcus Rashford in the penalty area
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England inflicts a penalty against the march of the game at the half-hour
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Rashford is eager to take the trouble after firing the blame
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The Manchester United striker calmly pbaded the ball past Jasper Cillessen
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Rashford celebrates England's first goal with Jadon Sancho
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English fans celebrate
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Virgil van Dijk makes gestures during the match
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England head coach Gareth Southgate and backstage staff on the bench
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Denzel Dumfries mingles with Ben Chilwell
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Ben Chilwell rests on the ground after the foul
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Ben Chilwell needs a treatment
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Jordan Pickford sets foot in Memphis Depay
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Dumfries attack in Rashford
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Marcus Rashford falls injured
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Virgil Van Dijk cries
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Memphis Depay tries a bike kick
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Jadon Sancho, unmarked, directs the ball towards the goal
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Cillessen easily records the blow
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Sancho shows his disappointment after the missed chance
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Harry Kane was bought for injured Rashford
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Jesse Lingard replaced Sancho
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Koeman controls the ball on the touchine
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Harry Kane fouls Daley Blind and receives a yellow card
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Kane checking Blind
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Matthijs de Ligt scores the first goal of the Netherlands
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The rise of De Ligt beats Kyle Walker and John Stones to lead the ball
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19-year-old famed goal scorer
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Declan Rice reacts after the grant from England
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Matthijs de Ligt celebrates with his teammates after scoring
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English players seem discouraged after the Netherlands equalizer
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Ross Barkley scores Jesse Lingard's goal
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Lingard pbades Cillessen
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Lingard celebrates the score
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England celebrates
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Dutch players demonstrate in front of referee Clement Turpin
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..whos checks the offside with the VAR, which confirms
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VAR graphic show Lingard marginally offside
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Kane reacts after a failure
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Southgate gives instructions to Jordan Henderson, who replaces Fabian Delph, before extra time
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Memphis Depay takes John Stones's ball and continues to shoot
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Pickford's backup of Depay's shot landed at Quincy Promes and his shot then deviated from Kyle Walker
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The ball beats Jordan Pickford and the Netherlands score their second goal
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Quincy promes famous
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Pickford reacts after conceding
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Promes celebrates the second goal
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Stones looks depressed after trading the ball
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His teammates in England are on the median line after conceding
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Southgate comforts defenseman during half-time overtime
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Quincy Promes scores third place in the Netherlands
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Promes celebrates the score with Depay who established it
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Southgate reacts after England concedes third goal
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The Netherlands celebrate their third goal
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Henderson, Pickford and Harry Maguire react after conceding
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A fan of England looks shot
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English captains in the night react after losing the match 3-1
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Southgate kisses Stones after the match
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De Jong, who will join Barcelona since Ajax this summer, also dismissed the idea that the Dutch would be tired after their overtime win.
"Fatigue could have been a problem if we had lost but not with a win. We are all in good shape and we have not had a lot of games recently, "he said.
"One of our main advantages is that we continue. We all run for each other and never give up. This is not the first time we come from behind. "
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