The 2010 FIFA World Cup will definitely be won by a European nation, as last night the first of the semi finals saw the Netherlands up against Uruguay for a spot in the final.
The Dutch will now rest up and suss out their competition for the 2010 World Cup when Spain and Germany play tonight.
The winner would face either Spain or Germany, with the two taking to their semi final fixture tonight, and so with the Netherlands coming away with a 3-2 win, guarantees an all-European final.
It was an exciting match from the kick-off, with the Dutch proving why they had entered the fixture as favourites after Giovanni Van Bronckhorst started the goal scoring in the 18th minute.
Uruguay’s Diego Forlan then equalised with a superb swerving left foot shot four minutes from the break, although Wesley Sneijder delivered for the fifth time this tournament in the 70th minute, with Arjen Robben sealing the win for the Dutch.
Maximiliano Pereira managed to net one for the South Americans in injury time, but it was not enough, and saw them on the bitter end of defeat at the penultimate stage of the competition.
The Dutch will now rest up and suss out their competition for the 2010 World Cup when Spain and Germany play tonight, with Holland currently sitting at $2.30 to win overall, and Wesley Sneijder at $4.50 to finish as the top goal scorer.
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