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Xavi pleased with first week as Netherlands coach, but wants more

Xavi said the Dutch created many chances but need better pressing and wider passing before their next two Nations League matches.

AMSTERDAM, Sept 28 : Netherlands coach Xavi Hernández is pleased with his first week in charge but now wants his side to show an even more attacking game in their next two Nations League fixtures.The Spanish World Cup winner wants the Dutch side playing with more of the attacking intensity that paid off las

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Xavi pleased with first week as Netherlands coach, but wants more

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Xavi Hernandez is happy with the first week as the Netherlands selector, but wants his team to display even more attacking play in the other two Nations League matches.The Spanish icon wants the Netherlands to play with more intensity in...

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The "orange" team's harvest so far includes a home draw with Germany (1-1) and a 2-1 victory over Serbia...

Spanish media are impressed with Xavi at Oranje. The national coach is receiving praise for his first matches and the attacking playing style of the Dutch national team.

The Spanish coach of the Netherlands, Xavi Hernandez, is satisfied with his first week in charge, but now wants his team to present an even more aggressive game in their next two matches for the Nations League, including the one against Greece in Thessaloniki on Thursday (01/10). After the draw (1-1) against Germany,

New Netherlands coach Xavi Hernandez said he was satisfied with his first week in charge but wants his players to show more attacking power. The "Tulips" have recorded a win and a draw in their first two matches in the Nations League. They drew 1-1 with Germany at home and then won 2-1 away.

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CNN Brasil broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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