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Netherlands Wins Fair Play Award in FIFA World Cup 2026

The Netherlands were honored with the FIFA Fair Play Trophy following the conclusion of the World Cup 2026 tournament.

  • At the 2026 FIFA World Cup, the Netherlands collected the FIFA Fair Play Trophy, recognizing exemplary conduct throughout the tournament. This marks the Dutch's first-ever Fair Play Award.
  • Following their success in topping Group F, the Dutch were eliminated in the Round of 32 after a penalty shootout against Morocco. Their early exit set the stage for the Fair Play recognition.
  • Only three yellow cards were issued to Netherlands players across four matches, with no red cards, securing the Fair Play Award for the best disciplinary record. This exemplary conduct defined their tournament.
  • Defeating Argentina 1-0 in New York, Spain secured their second World Cup title, while Rodri, Unai Simon, and Pau Cubarsi claimed the Golden Ball, Golden Glove, and Best Young Player awards respectively.
  • Brazil holds the record with four Fair Play titles, while previous winners include Colombia in 2014 and England and France, who shared the honor in 1998. Netherlands now joins this distinguished group.
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Still a prize for the Dutch national team at this otherwise disappointing World Cup. FIFA gives the team the Fair Play award, based on the low number of yellow cards (3) that the team…

·Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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The Dutch national team will receive the Fair Play award after the World Cup.

·Hilversum, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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After the World Cup final between Spain and Argentina, the individual awards for the 2026 World Cup were also presented. Despite the early elimination, the Dutch national team did not leave empty-handed either.

·Rotterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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CNN Brasil broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Sunday, July 19, 2026.
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