UEFA Nations League 2022/23 – Netherlands beat Wales 3-2: Netherlands made it two wins over Wales in a week to take control of their Nations League group by once again stunning them at the death in Rotterdam. Brennan Johnson fired in via the post for Rob Page’s side and looked to have sealed a draw with Gareth Bale’s late penalty, only for Memphis to break their hearts late yet again with the winner. Follow Nations League Live updates with InsideSport.IN
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UEFA Nations League 2022/23: Netherlands beat Wales 3-2 to stay unbeaten, Memphis Depay scored a 93rd minute winner, Watch Netherlands beat Wales HIGHLIGHTS
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UEFA Nations League 2022/23: Netherlands beat Wales 3-2
Memphis Depay snatched a 3-2 Nations League victory for the Netherlands as late drama in Rotterdam denied Wales, who thought a late Gareth Bale penalty had secured a point.
First-half goals from Cody Gakpo and Noa Lang put the hosts two up, but a Brennan Johnson goal and a stoppage-time Bale spot-kick looked to have earned Wales a draw.
However, Oranje talisman Depay subsequently grabbed a winner to spark wild celebrations in the home ranks.
UEFA Nations League 2022/23: Memphis Depay scored a 93rd minute winner
A third victory in four matches at the end of a long season continued a strong Nations League campaign for the Netherlands, who remain top of the group while Wales are bottom and winless.
That late heartbreak for Wales sees them remain rock-bottom of Group A4, still with just one point and unable to qualify for the Nations League finals. Holland, on the other hand, have almost secured their passage to the next stage, sitting three points and two goals clear of Benelux rivals Belgium with just two games left.
UEFA Nations League 2022/23: Netherlands beat Wales 3-2 to stay unbeaten, Memphis Depay scored a 93rd minute winner, Watch Netherlands beat Wales HIGHLIGHTS
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