Ha Moshava - Petah Tikva 12/06/2013 - 18:00CET (19:00 local time)
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Defending champions Spain made it three wins out of three in Israel as they beat the Netherlands 3-0 to secure first place in Group B and set up a semi-final meeting with Norway.
Julen Lopetegui's men had struck late winners in their two previous fixtures but this time they took a grip on the game early at a lively Ha Moshava Stadium, with Álvaro Morata – scoring for the third game running – and Isco putting them two goals in front inside 32 minutes, before Álvaro Vázquez added a late third. For the Netherlands, who featured a completely changed lineup from Sunday's win against Russia, the defeat means they will now face Group A winners Italy in the last four on Saturday.
Spain | Netherlands | ||
| 1 | De Gea (GK) | 16 | Bizot (GK) |
| 4 | Nacho | 6 | Clasie |
| 6 | Iñigo Martínez | 7 | Jozefzoon |
| 10 | Thiago Alcántara (C) | 12 | Leerdam |
| 12 | Morata | 13 | Van Der Hoorn |
| 14 | Camacho | 14 | Nuytinck (C) |
| 16 | Álvaro | 17 | Fer |
| 17 | Sarabia | 19 | Trindade de Vilhena |
| 19 | Muniain | 20 | Van Aanholt |
| 20 | Carvajal | 21 | Hoesen |
| 22 | Isco | 22 | Depay |
Substitutes | |||
| 23 | Joel (GK) | 1 | Zoet (GK) |
| 13 | Mariño (GK) | 23 | Marsman (GK) |
| 2 | Montoya | 2 | Van Rhijn |
| 3 | Illarramendi | 3 | De Vrij |
| 5 | Bartra | 4 | Martins Indi |
| 8 | Koke | 5 | Blind |
| 9 | Rodrigo | 8 | Strootman |
| 11 | Tello | 9 | L. de Jong |
| 15 | Marc Muniesa | 10 | Maher |
| 18 | Moreno | 11 | John |
| 21 | Álvaro Vázquez | 15 | Wijnaldum |
| 18 | Van Ginkel | ||
Coaches | |||
| Julen Lopetegui (ESP) | Cor Pot (NED) | ||
Referee | |||
| Ovidiu Haţegan (ROU) | |||
| P | Pts | |
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| 3 | 9 | |
| 3 | 6 | |
| 3 | 3 | |
| 3 | 0 |
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A classy, clinical Spain side eased past the Netherlands here to take pole position in the section and set up a last four meeting with Norway. The Dutch had their chances but profligacy - or rather, the reflexes of David De Gea - proved their undoing.