Rampant Russians roll over the dozy Dutch
The third of this amazing tournament's quarter-finals managed to live up to the high standards set
by the previous two, as the impressive Russians, coached impeccably by the Dutch master, Guus
Hiddink, overcame the Netherlands in a superb display of attacking football.
With the creative talents of Andrei Arshavin playing in a slightly withdrawn position and the
tireless work of Pavlyuchenko up front, Hiddink's men always look more dangerous than Van Basten's
team, who despite the majority of them having had eight days rest, looked tired and lethargic
compared to the Russians.
Festival of Football 2 @ Jun 21, 2008 7:00 PM EST | Blog Profile
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