Welcome into the latest edition of ESPN FC. I'm Dan Thomas, joined by Craig Burley and Shacker here.

It's like, what a day of Nations League action. Three of the ties going to extra time. We'll kick things off in Valencia.

Spain taking on the Netherlands. Remember it was 2-2 in the first leg. This would be a brilliant match,

right over the 120 minutes. Spain with the advantage, but the Netherlands kept pegging them back,

and in the end it goes to penalties. Laminia Marl would see his save, but in the end it would

be Spain who advanced, pedry scoring the winner. Marlin missing that key penalty for the

Dutch. So Spain through to the semi-finals. The Netherlands out. Alex Kirkland,

stay up late for us. He's in Spain. Come to you in a moment, Alice, it's good running. Good game again.

Absolutely. And, you know, I think in defeat and going out, Holland can take a lot out of the two games they've played against arguably the best team in the world, certainly in Europe.

Certainly one of the youngest, most talented in Spain, not going anywhere. And it looked early on to me that Spain were going to run away with this.

But there were some changes made, and the Dutch have got a little bit more steel about them.

And I have to say, Coombe has done a good job with this Dutch squad.

The game in Rotterdam was excellent.

This game was probably even better.

Spain's deficiencies at the back,

I suppose, in terms of allowing the space and allowing the Dutch back into the game.

But again, we know Spain are a good side.

We know they have all these talented players.

But I think what we learn from the two games more

is that actually the Dutch are starting to find a

feat again and they could be back to sort of mixing it amongst the big boys. Coom's done a good

job but they're out. Yeah Craig Wing's fair point. There was almost kind of an inevitability

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