Austria went ahead twice. The Netherlands equalized both times. Then Austria scored the third goal. The Dutch could not repay that goal. If you lose, it’s 3-2.

With this great victory, Austria made it to the last sixteen as the best team from the ‘D’ group of the Euro. Austria points 6 with 2 wins and 1 loss from 3 matches.

In the other match of the same group, France drew 1-1 with Poland. With 5 points from 1 win and 2 draws, France has reached the last sixteen along with Austria. However, the Netherlands, who got 4 points from 3 matches, were not eliminated. The champions and runners-up of the six groups, with a total of 12 teams, will also advance to the last sixteen, with the top four teams finishing third. The Dutch have the most points of the third-placed team so far. So, barring any major upheaval, the Netherlands are also going to the last sixteen. Poland’s last sixteen hopes from this group had already ended.

Austria took the lead in the 6th minute of the match at the Olympic Stadium in Berlin. Dutch forward Daniel Malen sent the ball into his own net while clearing Austria’s attack.

The Dutch had to wait until the second half to repay that goal. Cody Gakpo made it 1-1 from Javi Simmons’ pass in the 47th minute. It is his 11th goal for the national team.

But this relief in the Netherlands did not last long. 12 minutes later, Austria went ahead again. This time Romano Schmid scored from Florial Grealish’s pass. The Netherlands equalized for the second time on 75 minutes, 2-2 with Memphis Depay’s superb finish from inside the box. In the beginning, however, the referee caught the handball, but after seeing the VAR, he decided the goal. Relief returns to the Dutch gallery.

But the drama is still there. In the 80th minute, Marcel Sabitzer put Austria ahead again from Christoph Baumgartner’s great pass. After that, Ronald Koeman’s team could not return to the match. This is Austria’s first win against the Netherlands since 1990.

Kylian Mbappe’s wait for a goal at the Euros finally ended with another match of the night in Dortmund. The French forward’s goal against Poland today came in the 56th minute of the match, from the penalty spot. Four in the last Euro, two in this Euro, this is Mbappe’s first goal in a total of six matches.