Netherlands crowned Group F winners, Sweden and Japan into knock-outs
The Netherlands have defeated Tunisia 3-1 on Thursday to advance to the World Cup knock-out stage as Group F winners, while Japan and Sweden are also through after a 1-1 draw. The Netherlands will now face Morocco in the round of 32, whi…
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