Foreign media write about Kosovo’s draw with Netherlands: Very good luck for Kosovars, luckiest draw in history.

Kosovo U-17s have taken a draw with their friends from the Netherlands in a match that was obviously overwhelmed by ‘tulips’.

The Sun considers it a match made in a door, as the Dutch held the ball for 90 percent of the time in the match tick once.

Mentor Visser gives incredible credit to Kosovo goalkeeper Rijad Bytyqi, who made high expectations.The Netherlands included youthful stars, for example, PSV Eindhoven midfielder Mylian Jimenez, Xavi Simons of Paris Saint-Germain and Manchester United striker, Dillon Hoogewerf.Jimenez scored for the Netherlands, while Granit Hana reacted in the 69th moment. Dutch mentor Visser has said that the Kosovo goalkeeper ought to be given a statue: “He (the goalkeeper) will be made a statue in Kosovo.”

“You realize you need to have any kind of effect during a match. A ball can generally turn out badly. They had left a twofold transport and we didn’t continue ahead with it enough. “” I think we played well, we simply didn’t center for a minute. That destroyed us. ”

“We needed to make more space, despite the fact that they were restricted and less,” the Dutch mentor said.