Barry Glendenning

And then shortly before halftime, the camera cut to a woman in the crowd who had a small child in her lap and he was fast asleep.

And I think...

Fair enough.

Fair enough, yeah.

The Dutch dominated the first half.

Daniel Mallon had three pretty good chances that went to waste.

Yeah, it wasn't great first half, but the game sparked into life in the second half, certainly.

Virgil van Dijk, who had a kind of Virgil van Dijk-y game in that he's starting to look a bit slow and suspect at the back, but he scored a brilliant header.

Then the Japanese equalised with that Keito Nakamura shot on the turn, which fizzed into the corner.

Chrysensia Somerville put the Dutch ahead again, and then the Japanese scored with a brilliant header.

Gawa scored, it took a nick off.

Kamada on its way, and I don't think Kamada knew much about it.

But I would say the Japanese would be delighted with that draw.

The Dutch will feel they left two points out on the field.

And I think it's entirely their own fault.

There's a touch of the Liverpools or the Arsenal's about them, the way they just play the ball side to side and in that way.

There is, yeah.

And that horseshoe passing pattern around the edge of the box to no great effect.

And then when they went 2-0 up, Ronald Koeman decided, right, we'll try and hang on to this.

He brought on another central defender in Nathan Ake.