Line-up quiz! Can you name the Netherlands line-up from their Euro 2000 over France?

Dutch legend Frank Rijkaard was the Netherlands boss at Euro 2000
Dutch legend Frank Rijkaard was the Netherlands boss at Euro 2000 (Image credit: Getty Images)

It's quiz time again and we're heading back to the year 2000 for this one as we're asking you to name the Netherlands starting XI that saw off France 3-2 in the group stage of Euro 2000. 

It's a classic Oranje side, all right.

The Netherlands were co-hosts along with Belgium for the tournament and would make it all the way to the semi-finals on home soil, where they suffered a penalty shootout defeat to Italy.

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The win over World Cup holders and eventual Euro 2000 champions France was an instant classic, featuring a Dutch side packed with familiar names - but can you name each and every one of them?

There's no time limit for this one and don’t forget to tweet your scores @FourFourTwo and then share with your mates. How many can you name?

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Joe Mewis

For more than a decade, Joe Mewis has worked in football journalism as a reporter and editor. Mewis has had stints at Mirror Football and LeedsLive among others and worked at FourFourTwo throughout Euro 2024, reporting on the tournament. In addition to his journalist work, Mewis is also the author of four football history books that include times on Leeds United and the England national team. Now working as a digital marketing coordinator at Harrogate Town, too, Mewis counts some of his best career moments as being in the iconic Spygate press conference under Marcelo Bielsa and seeing his beloved Leeds lift the Championship trophy during lockdown.