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Robben laments "grim" World Cup exit
Dutch striker Arjen Robben rued his team's "grim" exit from the World Cup after being knocked out by Argentina in the semi-finals on Wednesday.
Published : 10 July 2014, 00:23 AM
Updated : 10 July 2014, 00:23 AM
"It hurts but we gave it our all this evening and it's grim going out in this way," Robben told Dutch television after the game.
The Netherlands went out as they lost 4-2 on penalties after a goalless draw over 120 minutes in Sao Paulo.
"Unbelievable. It's tough, but that's what sport is about," said Dutch defender Ron Vlaar, who missed the first penalty. "I wasn't nervous, I concentrated. It had to go in and it didn't."
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