Compete in Arena Corinthians, Sao Paulo, Monday (23/6) night, Louis Van Gaal's men from the kick-off game, it is difficult to penetrate the defenses of Chile are quite tight and solid.
Dutch began to get out of the pressure of Chile at the end of the first half. In the 35th minute, the Dutch get a golden opportunity through Stefan De Vrij tandukkan. Unfortunately, the ball is still not meet the target.
Not to be outdone by his colleague, Arjen Robben showing individual action four minutes later, to outwit the four players behind La Roja. But unfortunately, when it was close to the goal mouth Chile, kick players from Bayern Munich released it was wide.
Until halftime, 0-0 position has not changed.
Dibabak second, the Dutch begin to develop their game, after Van Gaal entering Memphis Depay and Leroy Fer to replace Sneijder Jeremain Lens and whose performance is less than satisfactory.
Van Gaal turned out to be useless to enter Leroy Fer. The player finally broke the deadlock team of windmill was to score a goal in the 77th minute.
Fer successfully ripped the nets Chilean goalkeeper Claudio Bravo escorted by passing tandukkannya by utilizing feedback from Daryl Janmaat.
Left behind one goal, Chile play more open. However, their efforts always fail due to the tight defense stymied the Netherlands.
Damn, it must be re-conceded Chile at the end of the game. Another substitute, Depay, scored the second goal after the Netherlands Arjen Robben's cross. Score 2-0 to the Netherlands advantage lasted until the end of the fight.
With this result, the Netherlands and Chile already qualified for the round of 16 of the 2014 World Cup. Netherlands are at the top of the final standings in Group B with a perfect score, 9. Meanwhile, Chile qualify as runners-up.
Lineup
Netherlands: Jasper Cillessen (GK), Ron Vlaar, Stefan de Vrij, Daley Blind, Nigel De Jong, Daryl Janmaat, Wesley Sneijder (Leroy Fer 75 '), Arjen Robben, Dirk Kuyt Terence Kongolo 89'), Jeremaine Lens (Memphis Depay 69 '), Giorgio Wijnaldum.
Chile: Claudio Bravo (GK), Eugenio Mena, Mauricio Isla, Francisco Silva (Jorge Valdivia 70 '), Alexis Sanchez, Eduardo Vargas (Mauricio Pinilla 81'), Felipe Gutierrez (Jean Beausejour 46 '), Gary Medel, Gonzalo Jara, Charles Aranguis, Marcelo Diaz.
Stage 16 of the World Cup Begins Saturday
After more than a week of the game, the World Cup is now about to enter the last 16 to look forward to, which will start this Saturday with a match featuring four teams of Latin America.
Brazil will face Chile in Belo Horizonte to start the second half, followed by the match between Colombia and Uruguay in Rio de Janeiro. The team must win in round system this fall to be able to advance to the next round. The draw will be followed by an extension of time and if the result is still a draw the winner will be decided by penalty kicks.
Belgium and Algeria managed to advance from Group H on Thursday, while Germany and the United progressing from Group G.
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