[半决赛]乌拉圭2-3荷兰~古董级元老对决无冕之王

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又是绿点球场！阿根廷耻辱记忆还未消退，7月6日当地时间20：30北京时间7月7日2：30，这里又将迎来2支老牌劲旅的半决赛对决。他们是，二星冠历史比俺们年龄大得多的南美古董级元老乌拉圭，在这里迎战无冕之王、74和78两届亚军的荷兰队。








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双方交战史



双方此前双方交战2次，各胜一场，均打进2球。1974年德国世界杯，乌拉圭遭遇克鲁伊夫率领的荷兰队，则在小组赛0-2失利。那届世界杯，乌拉圭小组赛3场1平2负进1球负6球而遭淘汰，而荷兰队打满7场比赛，决赛中以1-2惜败于东道主西德队。之后，1980年友谊赛，乌拉圭则2-0复仇荷兰队，这是最近一次双方交锋了。具体见下表

FIFA World Cup™ 世界杯

Edition	Venue	Date	Match			Stage
1974	Hanover	15/06/1974	URU	0:2 (0:1)	NED	Group matches

Friendly 友谊赛

Edition	Venue	Date	Match			Stage
1980	Montevideo	30/12/1980	URU	2:0 (2:0)	NED	First  stage

两队的历史战绩



乌队参赛史及其战绩见上表。从1970算起，乌队本次进入四强已恍然相隔40年！那么，此前参赛世界杯10次的乌拉圭队共夺得2次冠军，分别是在1930本土以4战4胜进15球失3球的成绩夺冠，和在1950巴西以4战3胜1平进15球失5球战绩夺冠。当然，这还 不如现在的美洲杯冠军有分量呢，不过毕竟是世界杯先河中荣耀吧。



荷兰队参赛史及其战绩见上表。从1998算起，荷队本次进入四强亦恍然相隔12年！那么，此前参赛世界杯8次的荷兰队共夺得2次亚军，分别是在1974德国世界杯上取得7战5胜1平1负的战绩，以及在1978阿根廷世界杯上取得7战3胜2平2负的战绩，因此而获得了近40年来世界杯无冕之王的称号，因为是克鲁伊夫和橙衣军团使得全攻全守打法风靡全 世界的。


本届世界杯上两队的目前战绩和红黄牌情况

乌拉圭前5场比赛之赛程、对手和战绩                                      荷兰前5场比赛之赛程、对手和战绩
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乌队5场比赛之得失球、红黄牌和最佳射手                               荷队5场比赛的得失球、红黄牌和最佳射手
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裁判：

乌兹别克人IRMATOV Ravshan
Role: RefereeCountry:UzbekistanDate of Birth: 09.08.1977Height: 183 cmOccupation: School football instructorMother tongue: UzbekOther languages: English, RussianInternational since: 2003 First international: Vietnam-Lebanon (31.03.2004)Hobbies: Football, swimming, tennisFondest memory: 2003 AFC Champions League (China PR); U-20 WC Canada 2007

焦点和看点：
4 40年后再次进入四强，南美珍稀贵族~乌拉圭队可否独力抗衡欧洲三强，不至于使2010南非世界杯决赛，则继续上演欧洲杯的独角戏，就看本场决战了？！这不仅是代表美洲，也代表非洲和亚洲，从广义上来讲。捍卫南美荣誉的重任，就在乌拉圭人今晚战斗中承载着
4 弗兰会成为超越王子佛朗西斯科的乌拉圭新民族英雄吗？上赛季的欧洲金靴得主，本届杯赛上已打入3球，多次力挽狂澜，期待他带领乌队复制且重现世界杯白金贵族的历史基因。
4 对荷兰队来讲，重振70年代橙衣风暴的雄风，也在此一举了。此战若胜利，那么新的三剑客~罗本、斯内德和库伊特将隆重诞生，以及纵贯线范布隆霍斯特-范博梅尔-斯内德-范佩西（还是亨特拉尔？），将从此扬名立万，而且新三剑客已经超越了当年米兰三剑客在世界杯上的成就。然而，问题将不止这些的。
4 斯内德可否超越博格坎普？本届5场战斗，他已打入4球，而前辈博格坎普用2届11场比赛的成本打进了6球，虽帮助荷兰队打入四强，但2次均输给巴西而遭淘汰出局。这一次1/4赛中，斯内德却用精妙的2球击溃了5星巴西，至少重现了74年克鲁伊夫2-0灭巴西的橙色风暴的历史。
4 当然，最直接问题就是，乌队这次可否复仇？因为74年小组赛乌队正是被荷队2-0击溃的，而对后面出线之战造成重大影响。
4 荷队可否打破南美队最近2次对其冲击更高目标的阻截囚笼？一是94年被巴西在1/4赛淘汰，二是98虽1/4赛闯过阿根廷蓝白军团那一险关，但最终在半决赛里点球惜败于巴西队。这一次虽然在1/4赛闯过了巴西队那一关，但是半决赛又遭遇另一南美雄英乌拉圭，那么无冠之基因的无冕之王，可否冲出94和98南美人制造的牢笼呢？也就在此一举了

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关键球员对决



2个10号~斯内德和弗兰较量，将影响着局势的走向和转化。

Wesley SNEIJDER斯内德官方资料链接http://www.fifa.com/worldcup/players/player=215002/index.html
弗兰官方资料链接http://www.fifa.com/worldcup/players/player=189259/index.html

首发阵容

俺不喜欢预测这玩艺的。张路老油条最热衷于此了，尽管他很少预测对比分的。不过，列位可看新浪等有关资料的。

fifa网直播间给出首发阵容，那是赛前几小时的事情，到时看最准确了。阿德大战前，俺们猜测和分析多少回了，可是马大帅排出的那个打墨西哥阵容，让人实在大跌眼镜啦。

给出fifa官方链接http://www.fifa.com/worldcup/matches/round=249719/match=300061512/index.html，请大家倒时点击一看就明白的

然而，影响双方首发阵容的，首先莫过于红黄牌以及伤病了。

1）乌拉圭方面：

打完加纳队后的总共5场比赛，乌拉圭得了6张黄牌和1张红牌。其中4号后防大将富西莱，参赛4场累计371min，嘉实多指数为8.66，但因累积2张黄牌，而不能出战本场半决赛，这是对乌拉圭的后防不小的影响。除此之外，后防大将2号Diego LUGANO卢加诺（嘉实多指数为9.03）、后场6号维多利诺、中场15号迭戈佩雷西（嘉实多指数8.51）和中场17号阿雷瓦洛（嘉实多指数8.86），各得1张黄牌，据说这些不会带入半决赛的。

然而不得不说说，乌队头号射手9号苏亚雷斯红牌停赛

4 苏亚雷斯
乌队的另一箭头人物，9号路易斯苏亚雷斯，在1/4赛对阵加纳时，勇于手球救险，领红牌下场了，本场比赛当然不能上场了。他5场球，上场453min、进3球、1张红牌。打门20次，其中射正13次，被阻1次，禁区内外各打门13和7次。3个进球都是在禁区里打进，2个在上半场打进，1个在下半场打进；3个进球中无1是点球打进的。在配合方面，他一共传球152次，传好75次成功率为49%；其中长传16次、6次传好成功率达38%，短传58次、传好29次成功率达50%，中传78次、传好40次成功率达51%，横传7次0成功。总共犯规15次、遭受犯规19次，1张红牌。具体数据链接http://www.fifa.com/worldcup/statistics/players/player=270775/index.html

乌队9号苏亚雷斯的嘉实多指数为9.50 vs 荷兰队9号范佩西的8.54：
荷9出战5场共计389min，打进1球1张黄牌；打门次数15、射正6次、角球6个、传球121，远远低于苏亚雷斯的20次打门13次射正角球15个的骄人成绩。更重要的是，乌9与队友配合要好于范佩西，丫一共仅传球121次。而且，乌9牺牲精神在前锋里，独树一帜，比老马90年小组赛的手球救险的表现，绝对不差的。总之，乌9苏亚雷斯，本场缺席的损失，将使弗兰童靴要独木成舟去迎击橙衣军团惊涛骇浪了。亦即乌拉圭将以实力悬殊的之阵迎战三线人才济济的荷兰队，实在令人不敢想象这场对决还能是势均力敌吗？！

2）荷兰方面：

世界杯开赛至德巴大战后为止，荷兰队共得了12张黄牌，其中中场大将8号德荣（嘉实多指数为8.71）和后场小将2号范德维尔（嘉实多指数为9.26）均因累积2张黄牌，而本半决赛自动停赛。他俩缺阵对荷兰中后场还是有一定影响的。
除此之外，11号罗本、7号库伊特、5号队长范布隆霍斯特、9号范佩西、23号范德法特、13号后场老将Andre OOIJER、3号海廷加、以及1号守门员，均有1张黄牌在身，不过，据说不会带入半决赛的。

伤病情况，2队均不太大的。

附录：乌拉圭和荷兰1/4赛的首发和替补阵容
请看10-11楼吧

风已逝

插了么？萌苏亚雷斯，无条件支持乌拉圭= =...

diego1990

3# 风已逝

不会的

diego1990

荷兰队，本次能否打进决赛，俺是非常好奇的。

关于荷兰足球，俺们听得最多的是克鲁伊夫，与他的两届世界杯传奇，但实际上他只参加了74年全部7场比赛，78年仅参加过预选赛，但是橙衣军团还是打进了决赛，最后在加时赛中以1-3败于东道主阿根廷队。

但是，对荷兰足球真正了解，还是从米兰三剑客以及他们在88、92欧洲杯和90世界杯上表演开始的。90世界杯，有范巴斯滕、古利特和里杰卡尔德之三剑客为代表的衬衣军团，何其英气勃发！携88欧洲杯冠军之威名和在意甲米兰王国之意气风发，大有不夺世界杯妄为人的气概，可惜天妒英才，造化弄人：进入淘汰赛就遭遇日耳曼战车，最终三剑客被肢解，完败于同在意甲豪门国米效力的三架马车之马特乌斯、克林斯曼和布雷默，遂橙衣军团出局。这是三剑客唯一一次齐战世界杯，当然在橙衣军团世界杯战史上，并无浓墨重彩，有的是无尽的遗憾。

不过，代表最近一段时间的荷兰队世界杯战绩的突出人物还是冰人博格坎普，参赛94和98二届世界杯，出战11场打进6球，居橙衣军团史上第二位（最多7球，是Johnny REP用74和78二届13场出战次数来夺得的），场均0.5个在橙衣军团史上居首。最重要的是，在98世界杯上，冰人帮助橙衣军团20年后又一次打进四强，而在半决赛中橘子队点球惜败于香蕉队巴西人。令阿迷至今难以忘怀的是，同样是98世界杯上，在1/4赛蓝白军团与橙衣军团战成1-1平局时，在后20min时逐渐取得上风，可是小毛驴奥特加一次不冷静行为，即进攻时吃大红牌被罚下，则导致场上形势急转直下，最后时刻，就是这个号称不能坐飞机的博格坎普，敏捷地接到后场长传球，以迅雷不及掩耳之势扣过当时的阿根廷后卫阿亚拉，犀利地打进绝杀球，令拥有巴蒂的蓝白军团饮恨出局。这是继74年克鲁伊夫军团制造4-0屠杀探戈军团的餐案后，24年来又一次橙衣军团战胜蓝白军团的杯具，虽然蓝白在78本土作战时，报了74年奇耻大辱之仇。

到目前为止，荷兰队参赛世界杯最多的球员记录就出自74和78届连续二届的Ruud KROL和Wim JANSEN，一共打满了全部14场比赛。
那么，细看74德国世界杯夺得亚军的橙衣军团战史，与本届何其相似？！

白与蓝之舞

我来顶并致敬。

diego1990

我来顶并致敬。
白与蓝之舞 发表于 2010-7-6 08:11

多谢版主！

白与蓝之舞

呵呵，如果真的比赛前后一直没什么人来跟帖，我是不是要重新考虑下面的场次了？不过我想西班牙对德国必定是有人来的吧。

diego1990

呵呵，如果真的比赛前后一直没什么人来跟帖，我是不是要重新考虑下面的场次了？不过我想西班牙对德国必定是有人来的吧。
白与蓝之舞 发表于 2010-7-6 08:23

乌荷之战，还是能够吸引眼球的，虽然比不上德西之战

diego1990

1/4赛，乌拉圭队出战加纳队的首发阵容和替补名单，显示了进球、红黄牌情况和替换时序

diego1990

1/4赛，荷兰队出战巴西队的首发阵容和替补名单，显示了进球、红黄牌情况和替换时序

pech1860

两队历史上交手了4次。乌拉圭三胜一负。
第一次交手是1924年奥运会，乌拉圭2：1胜，
1928年奥运会，乌拉圭2：0胜荷兰
最近的一次交手在1980年，乌拉圭2：0胜
唯一一次失利是在1974年世界杯，0：2

diego1990

12# pech1860

谢谢补充。
这里提到的只是成年队

diego1990

7月6日的重头戏，就是乌拉圭抗衡欧洲列强之战Uruguay versus Europe in last four

In focus
Diego Forlan v The Big Four
Deprived of strike sidekick Luis Suarez, who is suspended, the Atletico Madrid forward knows that Uruguay’s destiny in the competition lies squarely on his shoulders. Forlan has already hit three vital goals in South Africa and will not be lacking in motivation when he sets out to add to that haul on Tuesday. Unlike his opposite number Tabarez, Netherlands coach Van Marwijk has an embarrassment of riches up front. While Dutch fans are hoping to see the Big Four of Arjen Robben, Wesley Sneijder, Dirk Kuyt and Robin van Persie ride together once more, they also have the security of knowing that trusty understudies Ryan Babel, Eljero Elia, Klaas-Jan Huntelaar and Rafael van der Vaart are all waiting in the wings.  
弗兰要独力对付荷兰四重奏~罗本—斯内德—库伊特—范佩西。俺一直认为范佩西丫是个另类，所以更愿意说，没有了苏亚雷斯的帮助，弗兰要独力单挑荷兰新三剑客的围攻了

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Forlan: We're ready for the challenge弗兰：俺们准备好去面对挑战

(FIFA.com) Tuesday 6 July 2010

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Already recognised one of the finest finishers in the game today, Diego Forlan has merely bolstered his reputation at South Africa 2010.
The Uruguay striker is the touchstone of a solid and tightly knit team that has surprised most observers by checking into the semi-finals, where they face the Netherlands. Forlan has made a huge contribution to that run, scoring three goals along with strike partner Luis Suarez, the last of them a swerving free-kick that brought the South Americans level against Ghana in last Friday’s quarter-final.
Breaking off from his preparations to face the Dutch, the free-scoring Forlan spoke exclusively to FIFA about their dramatic win over the Black Stars and his expectations for Tuesday’s big game.
FIFA: Diego, the Netherlands are up next. What lessons from the Ghana match can you take into the semi-final?Diego Forlan: We started well and we had a definite gameplan. But then we began giving the ball away and tried to play them at their own game, which we shouldn’t have done. The good thing is we managed to pick ourselves up from their goal at the end of the first half. That was a real blow and it was good to fight back.
You were just a penalty kick away from going out in extra-time. What was going through your head then?The idea of having worked so hard only to go out in the 120th minute was too much to bear. I buried my head in my shirt because I honestly thought we were out. Then, when I saw the ball hit the crossbar I couldn’t believe it, and even less so when I saw it drop behind the goal.

We know people are getting really caught up in it, especially the youngsters, who’ve never seen Uruguay go this far. Uruguay's Diego Forlan



The incident that led to the penalty was a controversial one, of course. How is your team-mate Luis Suarez?He’s happy because he helped the team but sad at missing out on the semi-final. Both he and Jorge [Fucile] reacted instinctively on the line and they knew they’d be sent off if they handled the ball. At the end of the day Luis gave us another chance and we took it.
How do you go about preparing for a penalty shoot-out?All the players who took penalties against Ghana had been practising before and we knew what to do. Even Maxi [Pereira] struck his well and he only just missed. You really suffer at times like that, though, and we hope we don’t need another shoot-out against the Dutch.
What do you think about the Netherlands?Everyone knows they are a great side with some world-class players, especially up front. They are solid at the back too and they are all comfortable on the ball. That makes it an even more difficult game for us.
What is the key to winning the game?To keep on doing the things that have got us this far. We’ve had respect for all our opponents and we won’t be making an exception now. We know how to play teams like the Netherlands too, and you have to be ready to face the challenge, whether it’s 90 or 120 minutes. The team’s definitely ready to face this one.
Suarez and Fucile are suspended, your captain Diego Lugano is rated doubtful and Nicolas Lodeiro is definitely out... They are all important players but the ones who came in against Ghana showed they could rise to the occasion. To be honest, the whole squad’s ready to play. We’ll just have to wait and see how the coach [Oscar Tabarez] approaches the game, but I’m sure will be going into it in the best possible shape.
Finally, how is the team reacting to all the excitement back home?It’s fantastic to see and pretty hard to explain. We get lots of emails, message and calls but we’re so far away that we’re experiencing it in a different way. We know people are getting really caught up in it, especially the youngsters, who’ve never seen Uruguay go this far. And on a personal level I’m thrilled to be bringing so much joy to the Uruguayan people. Let’s just hope we can give them more to cheer about.

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Uruguay shouldering the weight of history乌拉圭承担着历史重任和复兴之举

(FIFA.com) Monday 5 July 2010

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First ever winners of the FIFA World Cup™ but the last team to qualify for South Africa 2010, semi-finalists Uruguay are savouring their unexpected return to the limelight. It is 60 years since the erstwhile global titans stunned hosts Brazil to claim their second and last world crown, yet La Celeste are now the sole defenders of South American honour after Europe’s finest asserted their supremacy in the last eight. Never, in fact, have Uruguay enjoyed a better chance to cast off the burden of their own history.
Los Charrúas have been dining out on past successes for half a century, seemingly resigned to living in the shadows of their mighty neighbours Brazil and Argentina. Even their most loyal fans have held out little hope of the golden years returning, despite a total of 18 major international titles clinched down the years: including two FIFA World Cups, two gold medals at Men's Olympic Football Tournaments and no fewer than 14 Copa America wins.
Those Olympic triumphs date back to 1924 and 1928, when victory in the competition was taken to reflect global supremacy. As a result, the South Americans were chosen to host the maiden edition of the FIFA World Cup in 1930, when Jose Andrade and his colleagues stormed to glory by signing off with a 4-2 win over Argentina in the Final.
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Unable to hit the same heights as the tournament switched to Europe for the next two editions, Uruguay worked their way back to the summit on 16 July 1950, when star performer Juan Schiaffino and Alcides Ghiggia found the target in a 2-1 success against heartbroken hosts Brazil. “Only three people have managed to silence the Maracana: the pope, Frank Sinatra and me,” explained Ghiggia recently, the 83-year-old happily signing autographs in the streets of Montevideo.
That win marked the last of Uruguay’s four most notable achievements, the quartet of stars on their shirts also echoing their pair of Olympic wins. Indeed, tough times lay ahead for the world champions, as writer Juan Sasturain had the foresight to predict. “The Uruguayans will forever carry around with them the glory and ill fortune of having been great,” he explained.
Uruguay’s small population of 3.5 million inhabitants slowly became accustomed to failure after 1950, but not before talented generations in 1954 and 1970 masked the general decline by sealing semi-final spots. Schiaffino grabbed the headlines at Switzerland 1954, helping his side down England 4-2 in the quarter-finals, and 16 years later it was Ladislao Mazurkiewicz who stood out, the country’s most reliable goalkeeper of all time steering a solid line-up through to the last four, where they fell 3-1 to eventual winners Brazil.
Hot and cold
The story of the next 40 years and nine FIFA World Cups before South Africa 2010 was one of recurring disappointment, La Celeste falling short of the final tournament on five occasions. Their form during these preliminary phases varied greatly, with much dependent on the intermittent emergence of gifted players such as Victor Esparrago in the 1970s, Enzo Francescoli, Ruben Sosa and Ruben Paz in the 1980s and 1990s, Daniel Fonseca in the latter decade, Alvaro Recoba around the turn of the century and Marcelo Zalayeta at the start of the new millennium. In 2002, they needed a play-off with Oceania winners Australia to advance after finishing fifth in South America, and worse came four years later when they failed at the same hurdle with the Socceroos this time turning the tables.
Few believed in their chances this time around when their struggling side was pitted against North, Central American and Caribbean hopefuls Costa Rica, but Uruguay narrowly prevailed thanks to a 1-0 away win and 1-1 draw in Montevideo. “The qualifiers are very difficult in South America,” said forward Diego Forlan. “We play matches against very strong teams like Brazil, Argentina, Chile and Paraguay. We play at altitude, in the heat, in the cold and on all different types of pitches. Before qualifying for the World Cup, we had to concentrate on every game without looking ahead to the future.”
“This is a very united squad and most of the players have been together for four years now,” added coach Oscar Tabarez. “That’s an important factor. Perhaps we lack a little experience as we have several younger players, but this team still hasn’t lost and it possesses certain qualities. These guys have shown me two things: that they give everything on the pitch and that they’re capable of turning a situation around.”
Confidence mounting
El Maestro, as the coach is known, has played his part as well, shedding Uruguay of their reputation as a combative, workmanlike team devoid of flair. A new crop of players has come to the fore, epitomised by striker Luis Suarez – who will be suspended for the Netherlands game – and with those emerging talents proving their worth, the future looks promising for Los Charrúas beyond their current campaign. The fact that confidence has been mounting with every passing game only adds to the impression too, and no one displayed the team’s belief better than Sebastian Abreu in the penalty shoot-out against last-eight rivals Ghana, El Loco coolly lofting his spot-kick down the middle to secure victory.
“The Netherlands have a great team with great players, but we need to believe in our chances,” said Tabarez, looking ahead to Tuesday’s test. “There’s hope and we have to hold on that.” The prize on offer for Forlan and Co is so much more than simply a FIFA World Cup decider, of course. They will be playing to lift themselves up from under the weight of past achievements – and if they manage to pull that off, expect the bus drivers of Montevideo to put down their calabash gourds of mate and clap with both hands.

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Van Marwijk: All about the next match荷兰主帅范马维克：一切关乎半决赛

(FIFA.com) Sunday 4 July 2010

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Netherlands coach Bert van Marwijk warned that it was vital his players put their quarter-final victory over Brazil behind them as he looked forward to Tuesday's semi-final against Uruguay in an interview with FIFA.
FIFA: Congratulations, you've reached the semi-finals. What a match on Friday against Brazil.
Bert van Marwijk: It was a match with everything in it for us. At the press conference afterwards, I said that you could see the last two years reflected in one match. We're a team that look very stable and can fall back on good organisation, and through that, we also have confidence and can play football very well. We're a team that can also be patient but we were facing a situation like this for the first time. In the first 20 minutes you could see that we weren't ourselves and in that period we could have easily lost the match.
What do you think went wrong in those first 20 minutes?
Our organisation wasn't right when they scored. Apart from that I think the players were positioned well during the whole match. But before the game I also said that against Brazil you really have to be yourself and play your own game, dictate your own tempo. We had decided that before and spoken about it, but then you begin and you see that, somehow, Brazil were just that bit smarter, that bit more aggressive, and more professional as well. They had a bit more confidence and we were missing that. We should have shown more initiative and self-confidence. You could see that after 20-25 minutes, it was coming back a bit and I hoped then that if we got to half-time at 1-0, we'd still have a chance in the second half. It was then that we shook off all the pressure and we played a very good match.
How proud are you of your players?
For me, the best moments are the moments when you get rewarded as a team for all the work you've done. That's what I enjoy most. The boys played fantastically well and showed the right mentality and on such a stage, in such an important match with so much pressure they came back from 1-0 down. That's just very good.

The euphoria at home is massive at the moment and maybe it's good that we're so far away and can't witness it because we really need to focus on Uruguay and that won’t be easy.
Bert van Marwijk, Netherlands coach




You said yourself that the team process is important. If you had to describe yourself as a coach, what do you think is most important?
I'm very clear to the players. They should be able to call you at night and I'll be there for them, but I like to show some very clear boundaries. I think it’s important that you're in the middle of the group at the right moments, but also take a distance from them at the right times. It's important that you can influence but that you don't get influenced. These are some of the most important characteristics for a coach. Everyone does it in his own way and me as well. Everything I say is my truth, not the one and only truth.


Now it's Uruguay in the semi finals. How well do you know them?
We've already seen a lot of Uruguay and I know some of the players. It will be a very dangerous match. I warned this on the first day two years ago – there's always the next game. The euphoria at home is massive at the moment and maybe it's good that we're so far away and can't witness it because we really need to focus on Uruguay and that won’t be easy. They didn't reach the semi final for nothing, so we have to really focus again and not think that we're already there.
Is that the biggest danger for you – the euphoria and the changes you need to make?
We have witnessed it before in the past. Think about two years ago in Austria and Switzerland – we beat Italy and France and everybody already thought we would become European champions but we didn't even survive the quarter-finals because we thought that we were already there. That's what I've tried to make clear, that this has to be different. Until now, the players have shown that they've picked that up very well but this will be another important test.
So in that sense, you fully trust your players?
I've a lot of faith in my players and in everything – our whole organisation and the way we work. But in the end it's also the mindset at a particular moment that decides whether you win a match or not.

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Dutch coach plays down favourites tag荷兰教练玩拿手花活？

(AFP) Tuesday 6 July 2010

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Netherlands coach Bert van Marwijk is keen to play down the fact his side are favourites to win their FIFA World Cup semi-final against Uruguay on Tuesday, saying he doesn't need the distraction. The Dutch have a 100 per cent record in South Africa, having won all eight of their qualifying games, but Van Marwijk said he was only focusing on the match ahead.
"In the group phase, we were always the favourite, never the underdog. Against Brazil (in the quarter-final), it was the other way around," he said. "I don't really have an opinion on that. We just want to concentrate on ourselves, we don't want to be misled or distracted by people thinking we are the favourites."
While Ajax defender Gregory van der Wiel and Manchester City midfielder Nigel de Jong are suspended and will not play, Van Marwijk still has a star-studded squad to choose from, with the likes of Bayern Munich's Arjen Robben and Inter Milan star Wesley Sneijder having been impressive so far.

We just want to concentrate on ourselves, we don't want to be misled or distracted by people thinking we are the favourites.
Bert van Marwijk, Netherlands coach




However, despite having plenty of talent, the Dutch have met with criticism in some quarters for not playing "beautiful" football, in contrast to sides like Argentina and Brazil, and even a rejuvenated Germany.
But captain Giovanni Van Bronckhorst said the team was in South Africa to win the FIFA World Cup whichever way they can. "Every game, you want to play well, the most important thing now is that we win matches," said the veteran defender. "In the past, we have started well and then gone on to lose, this time we are much closer and full of confidence.
"Of course, we want to win with beautiful football, but it is more important we win matches. This team always wants to play good football, but sometimes it is not possible."
He added that it had become harder as the tournament progressed to turn on their trademark flowing football, hinting that the Uruguay match would be more of the same. "It is becoming harder as we are in the last four, our opponents will be tough," he said. "If we win with beautiful football, great, but we would be happier with a victory."
If the Netherlands get through Tuesday's test, then either Germany or Spain will await them in the 11 July final in Johannesburg as the Dutch look to claim the first FIFA World Cup title in their history.

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Van Marwijk keeps Dutch united范马维克致力于橙衣军团的团结

(PA) Monday 5 July 2010

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Bert van Marwijk is not the most high-profile coach at South Africa 2010, but so far he has achieved what more famous Dutch names in recent times have failed to do. He has taken the Nethelands to the semi-finals of the FIFA World Cup™ without any rows, backbiting or scandals. There has been the occasional fiery glance from Robin van Persie and the odd exchange of opinion when the Arsenal striker has been substituted. But in the main, the Dutch team which faces Uruguay tomorrow night at the Green Point Stadium for a place in the World Cup Final have all been singing from the same sheet.
Captain Giovanni van Bronckhorst has talked about "hunger" and "belief", while Everton defender Johnny Heitinga said: "If you want to win a title the most important thing is you have to be a team and fight for each other. It doesn't matter if someone makes a mistake, you have to cover his back. You have to put your ego away."
So far that is exactly what appears to be happening with a Dutch team who won all eight of their matches in qualifying and have won all five matches in South Africa, including fighting back from a goal down to beat Brazil 2-1 in the quarter finals. Both goals came from Wesley Sneijder, the second a fine header. But he is not the only Dutchman using his head at this World Cup.
Despite being a team with a history of high-profile internal clashes, Van Marwijk, appears to have convinced his biggest stars to patch up their wounds. That is no easy task, especially when Sneijder and Van Persie, arguably Holland's most influential players, came into this competition on the back of a two-year dispute. It emanated from a training clash plus a row over who should take Holland's free kicks, dating back to Euro 2008 when Holland were knocked out 3-1 after extra time in the quarter-finals by Russia. The conflict has simmered ever since, but the team do not seem to have suffered.
Sneijder vital
Much of that is down to Van Marwijk, the 57-year-old who won the 2002 UEFA Cup with Feyenoord and has shown himself to be a master pragmatist. Under his reign Mark van Bommel was restored to the squad having excluded himself under Marco Van Basten. In fact, the only controversy in Holland's build-up was when Van Marwijk banned his players from posting on Twitter. But it has been the well-being of Sneijder which is most important.
If Van Persie provides the fire power and Arjen Robben the touch of unpredictability then Sneijder is the orchestrator. He is a creator, a supreme passer and he is full of confidence after inspiring Inter Milan to Serie A and Champions League glory in May. More importantly Sneijder, the man who already has scored four of Holland's nine goals at this World Cup, has delivered at a tournament where Cristiano Ronaldo, Wayne Rooney and Lionel Messi could be said to have disappointed.
It is that cutting edge which suggests Holland can reach their first World Cup Final since losing to Argentina in 1978 amid the 'Total Football' era which made the Orange army such a vibrant force. And if they do, it will be Van Marwijk's triumph and a victory for harmony.

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Gullit: Dutch had the luck古力特：荷兰队有幸运女神的青睐、

(FIFA.com) Tuesday 6 July 2010

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Still the only Netherlands captain to ever lift a major trophy, Ruud Gullit is full of praise for the current incarnation of the Oranje, who face Uruguay in the 2010 FIFA World Cup™ semi-finals on Tuesday in Cape Town. But the 1988 UEFA European Championship winner said on Monday that fortune had played a big part in the team reaching the last four.
“I think we've played well, but we've had luck at the right moments,” said the 1987 FIFA World Player of the Year. “The own goal against Denmark was lucky, the goal against Japan was so-so, and of course the own goal [which was later ruled to have been scored by Wesley Sneijder] against Brazil helped us to get confidence. We have played well and had a little bit of luck – that's the difference.”
The former Feyenoord, PSV, AC Milan and Chelsea star said that things could have been very different against the Brazilians, and that the Dutch couldn't take all of the credit for the famous quarter-final victory. “I was surprised by the outcome against Brazil,” he admitted. “In the first half, I think Brazil played much better than the Dutch team. If [Maarten] Stekelenburg didn't save that shot into the top corner and it had become 2-0, I think the game would have been over.
“Holland came out a little bit differently [in the second half], but I think the key moment was the own [Sneijder] goal. It was a gift. I was surprised that the Brazilians lost the plot. They lost their confidence, they lost their heads. We took advantage of them by playing our own game,” he said.

I was surprised that the Brazilians lost the plot. They lost their confidence, they lost their heads. We took advantage of them by playing our own game and therefore we won.
The Dutch legend on the quarter-final win over Brazil




But Gullit, who has also managed four clubs in three countries and is now working on the Netherlands/Belgium bid for the 2018 or 2022 FIFA World Cups, said the opportunity now was huge and that Bert van Marwijk's side needed to take the chance in front of them. “Everybody expects this to the moment. We have been twice to the Final,” he said. “The difference is with this time we won't play the hosts – because in Germany [1974], we had to play against Germany and in Argentina [1978] we had to face Argentina. This is a great opportunity to reach the Final.”
"Attacking teams have been rewarded"
Turning to the stand-out Oranje players, Gullit was full of praise for the dynamic Dutch midfield duo of Sneijder and Arjen Robben. “Sneijder is key and Robben has been a vital player,” he said. “A player of [Robben's] quality is important because he makes defenders go on their heels, they don't know what they're doing, they have to double up and other players can take advantage that. He's so quick and agile, so we're happy he is back. Of course Sneijder has been very important until now, scoring goals and providing goals...He's not particularly a goal scorer, he's a guy who usually makes other players score goals. Sneijder has not been a surprise for me, but it's a surprise for me that he has scored so many goals here.”
In terms of other players that have impressed him, Gullit mentioned Spain's David Villa as his pick for top scorer and Germany's Mesut Ozil as the biggest revelation. He also went out of his way to back struggling Spain striker Fernando Torres. But the formerly dread-locked player said the tournament had already been a success on the pitch. “The teams that have reached the last four are the strongest teams at the moment. I hope that Holland will go to the Final and we will see two teams that want to attack with their own identity.
"For me, luckily, the teams that played more attacking football have come to the finals. Destructive football is not going to survive, it's not going to win. I am proud that Spain, Holland, Uruguay and of course Germany – because Germany have been a revelation in the way they play – all the attacking teams have been rewarded, so for me that's what I will remember from this tournament.”

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法国足球暗示斯内德金球先生 荷兰天王:邓加老马白痴2010年07月06日06:41   新浪体育     已有1249条评论   转发此文至微博
　　新浪体育讯　荷兰队即将在世界杯半决赛中对阵乌拉圭，球队核心斯内德已经在本届杯赛上收获了4个进球，如果他把出色的状态继续下去并率队进入决赛直至捧起大力神杯的话，合二为一的FIFA足球先生和金球奖必然会成为斯内德的囊中之物。

　　国际足联和《法国足球》已经共同宣布，FIFA足球先生和金球奖(传统的欧洲足球先生)评选将合二为一。斯内德凭借着率领国际米兰勇夺三冠以及带领荷兰队在世界杯上高歌猛进的出色表现，成为了两奖合并之后的首个获得者的最有力争夺者。在《法国足球》官网的首页头条位置也打出了《斯内德让一切都指向了金球》的标题。《法国足球》是这样描述斯内德的：“既不高大也不强壮，但是却具有点石成金的魔力。”斯内德已经成为了获得这一所有球员梦想荣誉的大热门。不过，现在的焦点都集中在正在南非举行的世界杯上，斯内德率领的荷兰队有很大机会捧起大力神杯。文章的结尾部分写到“在同国米拿到三冠王并完成一届出色的世界杯之后，根据这个赛季的表现，毫无疑问，26岁的斯内德将会成为世界足球先生。”

　　而另一方面，斯内德在接受荷兰杂志《Helden》的采访时也显露了自己坦率的一面，毫不留情地称马拉多纳和邓加是“两个大傻瓜”。斯内德说：“教练席上的一些人会让你平静并远离恐惧。同巴西队的比赛的上半场我们踢得很艰苦，但我们还是使自己冷静了下来。幸运的是，我们有范马尔维克这样的教练而不是马拉多纳和邓加那样的两个大傻瓜。”

　　斯内德同时也对库伊特大加赞誉，“所有人都说荷兰有‘梦幻四人组’(斯内德、罗本、范佩西、范德法特)，但绝不能忽视库伊特的存在，他非常顽强并总是做出正确的选择。同样，范佩西的也是不应该被替换的，他对我们非常有帮助。”斯内德得对库伊特的赞誉也可以看做是建议国米方面考虑收购利物浦球星。

　　(威尔曼)

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荷兰战前集体削发明志 罗本笑场险害造型师“失手”2010年07月06日08:02   东方体育日报     已有229条评论   转发此文至微博
　　本报记者 潘丽娟
　　大战在即，荷兰人正在埋头为进军世界杯决赛做最后的备战。然而也有例外，昨天，几位荷兰大将就抬起头来，坐进了一位荷兰发型师的转椅，准备以全新造型迎接与乌拉圭队的半决赛。“他们的新发型看起来真是帅呆了！”这位发型师自卖自夸道。
　　芳龄22岁的汉娜·汉尼巴尔作为一名在阿姆斯特丹开业的发型师，这个时间出现在南非或多或少有些巧合成分。“范德维尔和埃利亚都是我的老顾客了。”汉娜对荷兰《电讯报》透露道，她的“汉尼发型创意”就开在阿姆斯特丹繁华地段，“有一次我们闲聊时说到大卫·贝克汉姆，2002年韩日世界杯时，贝克汉姆带了自己的御用理发师跟了去。起先我们只是说笑话，不过后来埃利亚和范德维尔都说希望我能去约翰内斯堡，这些家伙希望以清爽的造型来保持良好感觉，何况，有上百万观众在电视机前盯着他们。”
　　于是当橙衣军团打入四强后，发型师如约前往南非。没想到在荷兰队驻地酒店里，汉娜发现自己是如此受欢迎，“起初我只是趁队伍下午不训练的空当给埃利亚和范德维尔理了发，可是结果，人人都觉得来找我剪头发是个好主意，其他球员都兴冲冲地跑来了。”
　　这样一来让汉娜都有些手忙脚乱了，“他们都排成队伍等着了！”她大笑道。要知道她此番前来南非完全是自费，理发也是分文不取——这点和贝克汉姆的发型师完全不同，后者的部分差旅费由赞助商支付，剩余部分则由小贝来出。
　　不过此行对于汉娜意义重大，现在她又培养出了一批新顾客，包括门将斯特克伦伯格、范布隆克霍斯特、海廷加、范博梅尔、罗本、范佩西、斯内德以及巴贝尔等如今荷兰人心目中的偶像。而由于汉娜随身携带器械有限，大牌们纷纷贡献出了自带的剪刀、镊子和剃须刀，范德法特还特别提供定型啫喱一瓶，轮到罗本时，这位球队核心因为一撮头发掉到脸上吹不掉而忍不住笑出来，险些害造型师“失手”。至于库伊特，家住乌德勒支的他还向汉娜允诺，有机会去阿姆斯特丹就一定会去她的理发屋。
　　“最让我高兴的是，每个人都对新发型非常满意。”汉娜总结道。尽管只是快速简单的理发，但这个计划外的行动甚至得到了主帅范马尔韦克的支持，不过老帅得知得太晚，以至于《电讯报》调侃道，“他想要火线改变造型，恐怕得等到2012年欧锦赛了。”
　　事实上，原先荷兰队一直保持着大赛蓄须的传统，这是从荷兰冰球队学来的。本届世界杯上，最初的“胡子军团”由范德法特、博拉鲁兹和德容组成，后来，海廷加和斯内德也加入了他们的行列。荷兰队戏剧化地淘汰巴西队，就有人说是胡子带来的好运。没想到，半决赛前大家一水儿地改成了山青水绿的新形象，剃头有可能会剃掉他们的运气吗？至少汉娜不担心，“我知道球员们感觉很舒服，这可太好了。毕竟他们面对的是那么重要的一场大赛。”

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7月7日凌晨，乌拉圭与荷兰将争夺南非世界杯第一个决赛席位。相信在世界杯开始前，没有多少人预料到半决赛会出现这样的对局。一个是希望复辟的世界杯老王，一个则渴望撕掉“无冕之王”的标签，谁能如愿以偿？
——这是新浪网做的一个专题
http://2010.sina.com.cn/focus/focus17.html

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半决赛停赛球员一览：荷兰受损最大 德国准MVP缺席2010年07月04日05:00  新浪体育     已有758条评论   转发此文至微博
　　新浪体育讯　北京时间7月4日凌晨，南非世界杯四分之一决赛全部结束。荷兰、乌拉圭、德国和西班牙四支球队杀入半决赛。根据国际足联规则，四分之一决赛之后，累积两张黄牌或在1/4决赛吃到红牌的球员将停赛，而其他所有球员的黄牌将清零。按照这个规则，半决赛将有5名球员停赛，他们是：

　　荷兰：主力右后卫2号范德维尔、主力后腰8号德容

　　乌拉圭：主力前锋9号苏亚雷斯、主力左后卫4号弗西莱

　　德国：主力中场13号托马斯-穆勒

　　西班牙：无

　　除此之外，荷兰队的后卫马西森和前锋范佩西在1/4决赛中受伤，他们的伤势还不明朗，无法确定能否参加半决赛。乌拉圭前锋苏亚雷斯在比赛最后时刻用手挡出加纳队的必进球被红牌罚下，国际足联已经确认不会对其追加停赛，也就是说，苏亚雷斯将只会缺席半决赛一场比赛。

　　值得一提的是，德国队虽然只有出生于1989年的小将托马斯-穆勒一名球员停赛，但他在前5场比赛中取得了4个进球和3次助攻，是对球队贡献最大的球员，他的缺阵对于德国队的影响难以估量。而西班牙队无人停赛，他们在前5场比赛中也只吃到3张黄牌，仅仅比朝鲜队多，是32支球队中吃牌最少，也可以说踢得最干净的球队。按照世界杯公平竞赛奖的评奖规则，其评奖范围是进入16强的球队，所以西班牙队很有可能获此奖项。(杰里)

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荷兰VS乌拉圭交战记录：世界杯仅1次交锋 荷兰曾完胜2010年07月03日08:03   新浪体育     已有57条评论   转发此文至微博
　　新浪体育讯　北京时间7月3日凌晨，2010南非世界杯进行第2场1/4决赛，结果乌拉圭与加纳苦战120分钟1比1战平，在互射点球中乌拉圭以4比2获胜，从而在时隔40年后曾经两届世界杯得主乌拉圭再次进入四强，但主力前锋苏亚雷斯因红牌无缘半决赛。乌拉圭在半决赛的对手是2比1逆转巴西的荷兰，这将是两队的第3次交手，在世界杯历史中，荷兰曾在74年世界杯中以2比0轻取乌拉圭队。
　　双方最近一次交锋还要追溯到1980年12月在蒙的维的亚进行的一场友谊赛中，东道主乌拉圭以2比0战胜过荷兰。74年世界杯小组赛首轮乌拉圭与荷兰相遇，结果约翰尼-雷普梅开二度，荷兰2球轻取乌拉圭。最终乌拉圭1平2积1分垫底；而荷兰2胜1平保持不败积5分名列榜首从小组出线。
　　下面是乌拉圭VS荷兰两队的历史具体战绩：
　　两队在历史上交战过2场，乌拉圭队1胜1负与荷兰平分秋色，进2球失2球；其中世界杯历史上两队交战过1场，乌拉圭队在74年世界杯小组赛中以0比2不敌荷兰。

比赛日期 比赛场地 比赛性质 交战双方 比分 1980.12.30 蒙的维的亚 友谊赛 乌拉圭-荷兰 2:0 1974.06.15 汉诺威 世界杯小组赛 荷兰-乌拉圭 2:0

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