Will the Oranje be Euro 2020s great entertainers?
Georginio Wijnaldum of the Netherlands (middle) celebrates with teammates after scoring his side's opening goal during their 3-2 Euro 2020 Group C win against Ukraine at the Johan Crujff Arena in Amsterdam, Netherlands. Image Credit: AP  Dubai: Day three of Euro 2020 was lit up by a pulsating five-goal second half between the Netherland and Ukraine and it didnt come as a surprise what with the way the game kicked off. Inside the very first minute Ukraine found themselves inside the Netherlands box and almost snatched a dramatic early lead but the ball was cleared out to Memphis Depay who hit them on the counter, running all the way from the halfway line only to see his strong shot saved by Georgi Bushchan in goal. The bright start set the tempo for the rest of the match and on several occasions the Netherlands nearly found themselves ahead with efforts from Georginio Wijnaldum and Denzel Dumfires but the real action in this Group C clash started in the second 45. Oranje boss Frank de Boer - still trying to convince fans he is the right man for the job, I'm not sure he is - had given Wijnaldum license to roam and he really enjoyed the freedom to play whereas while at Liverpool he had a more defensive role. PSG will be excited to have him on board if he can replicate last nights dominant performance. Neat finish  He broke the deadlock with a neat left-foot finish and soon enough Wout Weghorst added a second but if anyone turned off the telly or decided to watch some Netflix instead thinking game over you missed an absolute classic. With 12 minutes remaining, Ukraine came storming back with Andriy Yarmalenkos superb 25 yarder into the top corner. Its an early contender for goal of the tournament and will take some beating but it got even better for Andriy Shevchenko's side when Roman Yaremchuk headed an equalizer four minutes later to silence the Dutch fans. But they couldnt hold on for what would have been a valuable point as Dumfries headed a dramatic late winner with just five minutes remaining to lift the roof off the Johan Cruyff Arena and earn the Netherlands a thrilling 3-2 victory.