Netherlands ratings in the 2010 World Cup

6,86 Wesley Sneijder
6,47 Arjen Robben
6,31 Bert van Marwijk
6,29 Maarten Stekelenburg
6,26 Dirk Kuyt, Mark van Bommel
6,07 Giovanni van Bronckhorst
5,97 Eljero Elia, Gregory van der Wiel
5,94 Nigel de Jong
5,83 Joris Mathijsen
5,77 Rafael van der Vaart
5,75 Khalid Boulahrouz
5,74 John Heitinga
5,55 Robin van Persie

Average ratings in Euros & World Cups, 2000-2012, part 6/16.

Ratings: Kicker.

6,53 Mertesacker (rated 19 times)
6,50 Podolski (24), Gallas (17), Simão (15), Costinha (14), Karagounis, Rooney (13), Petit (11), P. Müller, Grosso (10), Rui Costa, Wiltord, Barnetta (9), Fernando Meira (8)
6,46 Kuyt (12)
6,45 Cafu (11)

Player ratings Fenerbahçe 2, Lazio 0.

1-0 78' Webó penalty, 2-0 90' Kuyt. Sent off: 47' Onazi. Att: 51.000.
Fenerbahçe: Volkan 6,00 - Gönül 5,70, Yobo 6,30, Egemen 5,50, Ziegler 5,50 - Raul Meireles 6,70, Mehmet Topal 5,50 (71' Caner 6,80) - Kuyt 6,80, Cristian 5,80 (75' Salih Uçan), Sow 6,00 (86' Mehmet Topuz) - Webó 6,50. - coach: Kocaman. = average: 6,03 [acceptable]
Lazio: Marchetti 6,10 - A. González 5,50, Cana 6,10, Ciani 6,00, Radu 5,50 - Onazi 4,20, Hernanes 5,30 (86' Mauri) - Candreva 5,70, Ederson 5,80 (63' C. Ledesma 5,50), Lulic 5,80 - Kozák 5,00 (72' Klose 5,30). - coach: Petkovic. = average: 5,52 [poor]

Memory Lane: goalscorers in the 2012 Euro.

Including qualifiers. In bold text players scoring 3 goals in the finals.

12: Klaas-Jan Huntelaar (Holland)
10: Miroslav Klose (Germany), Cristiano Ronaldo (Portugal)
9: Mario Gómez (Germany)
7: David Villa (Spain), Antonio Cassano (Italy), Alan Dzagoev (Russia), Zlatan Ibrahimović (Sweden), Robin van Persie (Holland), Robbie Keane (Ireland), Mikael Forssell (Finland)
6: David Silva (Spain), Mesut Özil (Germany), Mario Mandžukić (Croatia), Dirk Kuyt (Holland), Rudolf  Gergely (Hungary), Henrikh Mkhitaryan (Armenia)
5: Fernando Torres (Spain), Roman Pavlyuchenko (Russia), Nani & Hélder Postiga (Portugal), Nicklas Bendtner (Denmark), Marvin Ogunjimi (Belgium), Gevorg Ghazaryan (Armenia), Konstantin Vassiljev (Estonia), Tim Matavž (Slovenia), Adrian Mutu (Romania)
4: Lukas Podolski (Germany), Wayne Rooney (England), Michal Kadlec (Czech Republic), Michael Krohn-Dehli (Denmark), Sebastian Larsson (Sweden), Marko Arnautović (Austria), Arda Turan (Turkey), Niko Kranjčar (Croatia), Yossi Benayoun (Israel), Aleksandrs Cauņa (Latvia), Xherdan Shaqiri (Switzerland), Kasper Hämäläinen (Finland), Ádám Szalai (Hungary), Alexandr Suvorov (Moldova), Edin Džeko & Zvjezdan Misimović (Bosnia), Yura Movsisyan & Marcos Pizzelli (Armenia).