Thank you for joining Sportskeeda's LIVE coverage of the UEFA Euro 2024 match between the Netherlands and Austria. It was a five-goal thriller which saw Austria register a historic result. We expect all of you to stay tuned for the upcoming matches where England will face Slovenia and Denmark will lock horns against Serbia in Group C. 

TRIVIA: As per Squawka, Austria have won back-to-back games at a major international tournament for the first time in 42 years. They also defeated the Netherlands for the first time since 1990, ending their last seven straight defeats against the Dutch. SENSATIONAL. 

Despite the result today, the Netherlands finished the group with four points and will progress to the knockouts as one of the third-placed teams in the tournament. However, Koeman won't be happy with how they played today and gave up the top two spots in Group D, making life harder for them at the knockouts. 

FULL TIME: Netherlands 2-3 Austria

Austria have done the unthinkable as they reign supreme over the Dutch in a five-goal thriller. They also win Group D following a 1-1 draw between France and Poland. It was a sensational effort by Ralf Rangnick's men and they truly deserve the three points and all the appreciation that comes along with it. While many people believed them to be the third-best team in the group, the likes of Sabitzer, Baumgartner, Laimer, etc have proven that they are here to change that narrative. 

90+6' Van Dijk's diagonal pass from defence almost finds Weghorst in the penalty area but the pass was slightly overhit and it goes out for a goalkick. 

90+5' Another opportunity for the Dutch as Depay delivers a cross from the left and it reaches Wijnaldum and his subsequent shot was blocked by Posch. 

90+3' An excellent move from Netherlands as Gakpo combined with Van de Ven on the right and the defender's cross was parried away by Pentz. A good spell of pressure from the Dutch. 

90+2' A change for Austria as Weimann comes in for Schmid, who scored a lovely goal. 

89' Netherlands are throwing everything at this Austrian defence in the dying minutes. However, Rangnick's men are somehow holding onto their lead but they have shown no intention of sitting back as they also push bodies forward in search of their fourth. As we speck a lot of six minutes have been added. 

85' An opportunity goes begging for the Dutch. Geertruida finds Weghorst in the penalty area with a brilliantly weighted long cross. The big striker gets his head to the ball but fails to make enough connect to test Pentz in goal. 

82' Austria almost score again!! A brilliant buildup from Rangnick's men ends with Baumgartner in space and the midfielder hammers the ball home from the first post. However, the goal is chalked off due to offside. 

80' AUSTRIA ARE BACK ON THE LEAD!!!

A brilliant run by Sabitzer before he plays a one-two with Prass, who gets Baumgartner into the play. The substitute spots Sabitzer's movement into the penalty area and plays a perfectly weighted ball and the Borussia Dortmund man does the rest with aplomb. Austria are back with the lead. Netherlands 2-3 Austria. 

78' A late change for Austria as Michael Gregoritsch is on for Arnautovic

75' GOOOOOAAAALLLL!! Depay hands Netherlands the equalizer.

A brilliant buildup from Gakpo who delivers the ball into the penalty area which was brought down by Weghorst and Depay finds himself in space, controls it brilliantly and slams it past Pentz. The referee rules it out momentarily because of a potential handball but after consulting VAR he lets the goal stand. A sigh of relief for the Dutch. 

73' Simons notices Pentz is off his line and the midfielder tries his luck from distance but his effort is way off target. 

71' Forced change for Koeman as Weghorst comes on for Malen, who after a collision with Prass couldn't continue. 

65' A couple of changes for Netherlands aswell

Van de Ven and Wijnaldum come on for Ake and Reijnders respectively. 

62' Three changes for Austria

Baumgartner, Laimer and Querfeld replace Grillitsch, Wimmer, Lienhart. Rangnick looking to freshen things up at vital positions. 

59' GOOOOAAAAALLLL!!! Austria take back the lead with their first attack of the second half as Romano Schmid finds the back of the net.

It was a good buildup started by Wimmer, who finds Sabitzer in the final third. The midfielder waited for Grillitsch's run into the penalty area. A beautiful cross from Grillitsch finds Schmid in the middle, who heads the ball home with a diving effort. Netherlands 1-2 Austria

57' A scrappy few minutes in the game as tackles are flying in midfield as both teams aim to disrupt the rhythm of their opponents. 

54' Pentz is going through some trouble and therefore he is receiving treatment on the pitch. 

51' Netherlands are looking like a different team in the second half. They have positive body language as they look to gain momentum and eventually get the goal that puts them ahead. Austria need to absorb pressure and wait for their chances. 

47' GOOOOOOAAAAAAAAAAAALLLL!!! Netherlands are back on level terms courtesy of Gakpo's equalizer.

Geertruida wins back possession and plays in towards Simons, who ran through the midfield and then plays Gakpo to his left in space and the Liverpool man hammers home the equalizer. He gave Pentz no chance in goal as it was a thunderous effort. Netherlands 1-1 Austria

46' Second Half begins!

HALF TIME: Netherlands 0-1 Austria

Austria have been the better team in the first half and that too by a long margin. The Dutch lacked creativity for the majority of the first 45 minutes. The introduction of Simons did add some guile to the midfield but overall it was not enough for Koeman's men to find the equalizer. Meanwhile, Austria were extremely pro-active with their pressing, movement and deliveries, especially from wide areas. Rangnick will expect more of the same in the second half. 

41' Posch is playing with fire as he bring down Gakpo but he evades the second yellow card as it was a genuine attempt to play the ball. 

37' SAVE!! Austria pile up more pressure on the Dutch. A brilliantly worked corner finds Sabitzer at the edge of the area as his effort forces Verbruggen to come up with a good save to keep it out. The rebound somehow reaches Arnautovic, who was in space but couldn't get the contact needed to slot it home. Almost the second goal for the Austrians. 

35' Substitution for Netherlands

Koeman has had enough as he turns to Xavi Simons, who replaces Veerman. 

34' First booking of the game goes to Posch who brings down Depay unfairly. A minute later, Wimmer also receives a yellow card. He will miss the next game. 

30' Netherlands have been majorly unimaginative while going forward. They have also lacked energy in midfield. They desperately need some changes. 

29' Austria are looking very dangerous whenever they are venturing forward through the right flank. Prass and Wimmer have been very impressive till now. 

23' HUGE CHANCE!!

How did Malen miss there? A brilliant buildup from Depay, who plays it to Reijnders and his subsequent pass finds Malen in space in the Austrian penalty area. However, with only the goalkeeper to beat, Malen scuffs his shot wide. Massive massive chance missed by the Dutch. 

20' In the last 10-15 minutes, Netherlands have grown into the game. However, they haven't had any big openings and credit to the Austrian defence for their resilience. 

15' The goal must have been a wake-up call for the Netherlands as they push bodies forward after winning possession courtesy of Depay who plays it to Gakpo. The Liverpool forward squares it to Reijnders but he side foots the ball way off target. It was a good opportunity for Netherlands. 

11' Netherlands have sat deep, given away possession and now they are trailing by a goal. it is the worst possible start for the Dutch. Koeman must be furious with his players as they haven't shown much intent going forward. 

7' GOOOOOAAAAALLLLLL!!! AUSTRIA TAKE THE LEAD

Very unfortunate for Malen as his intention of blocking Prass' cross inside the penalty area saw him turn it into his own net. It was another beautiful move orchestrated by Arnautovic and Prass as Austria are deservingly ahead. Netherlands 0-1 Austria

3' A good positive start for Austria as they move the ball around with a lot of intent. 

1' KICK OFF!! We are underway in Berlin as the Dutch are in their traditional orange while Austria sport their away white kit. 

The Dutch fans have taken over Berlin. CRAZY SCENES!!

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The players are out on the field as we gear up for the National Anthems!

A total of seven changes across both teams. Koeman bring in Lutsharel Geertruida, Joeey Vermeer and Donyell Malen. Meanwhile, Rangnick has named Max Wober, Romano Schmid, Alexander Prass and Patrick Wimmer as changes in the starting eleven for Austria. 

The lineups are out! 

Netherlands XI: Verbruggen; Geertruida, De Vrij, Van Dijk, Ake; Schouten, Reijnders, Veerman; Malen, Depay, Gakpo

Austria XI: Pentz; Posch, Wober, Lienhart, Prass; Seiwald, Grillitsch; Wimmer, Schmid, Sabitzer; Arnautovic

Form guide

Netherlands: (all competitions, most recent first): DWWWLW
Austria; (all competitions, most recent first): WLDWWW

Austria coach Ralf Rangnick revealed Gernot Trauner is not available for this fixture. He assessed, "We will miss Gernot Trauner, unfortunately, because he was in terrific form and played well in the first 60 minutes [against Poland]. He will not be available tomorrow, but apart from that we have everybody on board. They play their Dutch style, love to be in possession, love to find solutions on the ball, being creative, being flexible. But on the other hand, if we can play at the highest possible level against the ball, winning balls in their half, winning most of the second balls, this will be important for our performance. We have to do that on a very high level again because, individually, they are almost on the same level as France."

Netherlands coach Ronald Koeman was pretty confident at the pre-match press conference. He said, "We know that it will be a tough match because you can't underestimate Austria, especially the way they put you under pressure, so we'll have to be very focused and concentrated when we are in possession. We'll have to deal well with being in possession, and also know when to play the long ball to get out of the pressure they'll put us under."

Hello and welcome to Sportskeeda's LIVE coverage of the UEFA Euro 2024 match between the Netherlands and Austria. Both teams can finish at the top of Group D. A win for Austria will take them to the top if France and Poland play out a draw. Meanwhile, the Netherlands can also win the group as they are on four points from two games.