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Dutch expose USA

REUTERS, Foxboro
Roy Makaay and Andy van der Meyde scored their first senior international goals and goalkeeper Ronald Waterreus made a string of superb saves as the Netherlands defeated the United States 2-0 on Sunday.
The match played in front of a crowd of over 36,700 served as a final World Cup tune-up for the Americans who leave for South Korea on Wednesday and will open first-round Group D play against Portugal on June 5.
Led by Juventus midfielder Edgar Davids, the Dutch - missing their first finals since 1986 - opened the proceedings in determined form, but it was the hosts, riding a 10-match home unbeaten run this year, who had the better chances.
In the 12th minute, U.S. and Ajax midfielder John O'Brien was able to evade Davids in the middle of the Dutch area, only to see his well-hit shot go over the bar from 12 metres.
Ten minutes later, Brian McBride headed an O'Brien corner kick right at Waterreus and in the 23rd minute, Claudio Reyna forced Waterreus to parry the ball out of danger.
Wattereus was up to task again at 30 minutes when defender Eddie Pope hit a powerful shot from 20 metres..
However, a more composed Dutch side took the lead just before halftime as Davids found Makaay on the right side of the U.S. area where he broke in, slipping the ball under Brad Friedel from seven metres..
Van der Meyde, making his senior debut, nearly made it 2-0 for the Dutch three minutes after the interval as he beat defender David Regis along the right side before forcing substitute Kasey Keller to make a superb reflex save.
But 14 minutes from time, van der Meyde stole the ball from Regis and slotted into the empty U.S. net.
Netherlands coach Dick Advocaat said: 'I think we gave them far too many chances at the back and if we were playing against a stronger team, we would have been dead.
'There was no reason why Waterreus should have been subjected to that much pressure. He was by far our best player on the field today.'
In the 75th minute, Waterreus had again proved unbeatable as he denied Cobi Jones who broke in on the left side where the Dutchman was forced to make a point-blank stop only to have to kick out Jones's attempt at the rebound.
'I'm a little discouraged with our finishing,' said U.S. coach Bruce Arena. 'We need to be better (at) finishing, but their goalkeeper did have a very strong game.
'I think it was a tough goal to give up at 45 minutes, but I remember the game in 1998 which was really men against boys. It's just too bad they (Dutch) will not be in the World Cup.'
In the run-up to France '98, the Dutch outclassed the U.S. 2-0 in Miami.