With the World Cup in it's final weekend, it's time to end a shocking Cup, which saw the defending champions and arguably most dominant international football team ever, Spain, bow out after just two matches, and the greatest loss ever for Brasil while hosting. This is it: the beginning of the end. We begin with Holland, a team who came in seeming down on their luck. The Oranje came so close to a victory in South Africa, but seemed to come to Brasil more focused than ever. In one of the most dominant group stage displays ever, they dominated what seemed on the surface to be a fairly tough group, knocking out La Roja and sending Chile to a tough matchup with Brasil. But it took a late comeback from the Oranje just to defeat Mexico in the round of 16, as another of Van Gaal's genius moves came to fruition as substitute Klas-Jan Huntelaar tucked away a penalty to win it. Tim Krul became a savior off the bench as well, taking the mental game as his route to victory in stoppin...