Vogts plays down Dutch troubles

Scotland manager Berti Vogts has played down suggestions that Holland are in disarray ahead of tomorrow’s Euro 2004 play-off second leg in Amsterdam.

Vogts plays down Dutch troubles
Tue, 18 Nov, 2003 - 18:32

Scotland manager Berti Vogts has played down suggestions that Holland are in disarray ahead of tomorrow’s Euro 2004 play-off second leg in Amsterdam.

Holland have a history of under-achieving on the big stage and are facing the prospect of failing to reach Euro 2004 after losing the first leg of the play-off 1-0 at Hampden Park.

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