BRAZIL 0-3 HOLLAND PLAYER RATINGS: Which of Louis van Gaal's men excelled and which Samba stars flopped?
- Holland win 3-0 in third-place play-off match against host Brazil
- A Robin van Persie penalty and Daley Blind strike ensured comfortable win
- Georginio Wijnaldum added a third for the Dutch in injury time
- Louis van Gaal's men pick up the bronze medals in the match in Brasilia
Louis van Gaal created the little bit of history that he desired by ensuring Holland remained undefeated in normal and extra time with a 3-0 third-place play-off victory over hosts Brazil.
A penalty from Robin van Persie after just three minutes, a Daley Blind strike and a Georginio Wijnaldum goal in injury time ensured a comfortable win for Van Gaal's men in Brasilia.
Here, Sportsmail rates all of the players involved in the match.
Success: Louis van Gaal's Holland side triumphed 3-0 over Brazil in the third-place play-off
Clincial: Robin van Persie put Holland ahead after just three minutes with an excellent penalty kick
Three-down: Georginio Wijnaldum adds a third for Holland as they comfortably see off Brazil in Brasilia
Bewildered: Brazil coach Luiz Felipe Scolari has seen his side concede ten goals in just two matches
Laughter: Neymar (left) was injured and unable to play but he still took his place on the Brazil bench
BRAZIL
JULIO CESAR - 6
Poor for the last goal but helpless for the first two.
MAICON - 6
Look likes a player who is treading water regularly but did okay at times.
DAVID LUIZ - 5
Poor for the second goal but was not anyway as awful as he was against Germany.
Poor: David Luiz (left) and Paulinho (right) struggled to deal with Arjen Robben's pace throughout
THIAGO SILVA - 6
Totally out-paced by Arjen Robben after just two minutes for the penalty but he does make a difference to this Brazil side.
MAXWELL - 6
Ran his heart out for Brazil but this is just not a classy Samba side we expect.
LUIS GUSTAVO - 5
Usually controls the midfield for Brazil but his form has deserted him in the last couple of matches.
Anger: Brazil captain Thiago Silva (left) appeals after giving away a second-minute penalty
RAMIRES - 6
He will run around for you as much as you like but he is also prone to committing a foul - and he made a couple of bad ones in this match.
PAULINHO - 5
Could not get himself into the match and had very little impact.
OSCAR - 7
Extremely unfortunate to be booked for diving when clearly clipped in the box and Brazil's most creative player.
Hacked: Oscar (left) was fouled by Ron Vlaar (right) in the box but the Brazilian midfielder was booked for diving
Booking: Oscar (centre on ground) was yellow carded for simulation during the second half in Brasilia
WILLIAN - 6
Should probably have featured more in this tournament because his workrate alone is infectious.
JO - 5
His Manchester City days may be long behind him but he is simply not a striker who should wear the Brazilian shirt.
SUBSTITUTES: FERNANDINHO 46 (for Gustavo), HULK 70 (for Ramires), HERNANES 57 (for Paulinho).
BOOKED: Thiago Silva, Oscar.
MANAGER: LUIZ FELIPE SCOLARI - 5.
His side have conceded 10 goals in two matches and he must surely lose his job now.
Deputising: Chelsea's Willian (number 19) played reasonably well considering his lack of World Cup action
Terrible: An awful week for Scolari got even worse as his side conceded 10 goals in just two matches
HOLLAND
JASPER CILLESSEN - 7
Didn't have too much to do but when he did he was commanding.
STEFAN DE VRIJ - 7
Every time Holland attacked the full-back seemed to be involved - he looks to be a real find.
RON VLAAR - 7
The Aston Villa centre-back has been a colossus in this tournament and he was once again.
BRUNO MARTINS INDI - 6
The least effective of Holland's defence but still relatively untroubled.
DIRK KUYT - 6
Admirably played despite having his head stapled and as industrious as ever.
GEORGINIO WIJNALDUM - 7
Finished off the result with a goal in injury time and had looked threatening throughout.
Finish: Daley Blind scored a brilliant second for Holland as they cruised to victory in Brasilia
JORDY CLASIE - 6
Is not a player who will ever set the world alight but he does exactly what Van Gaal wants of him
JONATHAN DE GUZMAN - 6
The Swansea star had a relatively quiet match but he had some nice touches here and there.
DALEY BLIND - 7
His finish for the second goal was sublime and he has had a really impressive tournament.
Foul: Arjen Robben (left) is dragged back by Brazil captain Thiago Silva in just the second minute of the match
Booking: Robben received a tellow card during the third-place play-off match with Brazil in Brasilia
ARJEN ROBBEN - 8
Broke free after just two minutes to win the penalty and continued his fantastic tournament. Serious Golden Ball contender.
ROBIN VAN PERSIE - 6
Stepped up and coolly slotted home third-minute penalty but still did not dominate as we know he can.
SUBSTITUTES: MICHEL VORM 90 (for Cillessen), DARYL JANMAAT 70 (for Blind), JOEL VELTMAN 90 (for Clasie).
BOOKED: Robben, de Guzman.
GOALS: Van Persie 3, Blind 17, Wijnaldum 90
MANAGER: LOUIS VAN GAAL - 7. Delivered exactly what he said he would be ensuring the Dutch were undefeated in normal and extra time throughout the tournament.
REFEREE: Djamel Haimoudi (Algeria) 7
As cool as you like: Van Persie steps up and slots the ball home from 12 yards after Robben is up-ended
Celebration: Van Persie points to the sky after putting after his third-minute penalty against Brazil
Delivered: Van Gaal ensured his side remained undefeated in all matches in normal and extra time
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