Greece and the Netherlands ended their match with a 2-2 draw. Christos Tzolis was injured and limped off for Greece. The Netherlands' manager, Xavi, admitted a slow start was his fault. Driessen expressed disapproval of Xavi following the game. Tzolis' injury raises questions for Arsenal during the international break.
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