Louis van Gaal was adamant the Netherlands "have been entitled to the win" after a late Memphis Depay purpose secured a 3-2 victory over Wales.
The hosts gave the impression to be cruising after first-1/2 dreams from Noa Lang and Cody Gakpo placed them 2-zero up after just 23 minutes.
However, the Dragons seemed to have snatched a factor after a Brennan Johnson strike become introduced to through Gareth Bale's stoppage-time penalty.
Wales had been to be left heartbroken, although, as Depay went immediately up the opposite give up and scored the winner with a few seconds ultimate.
That condemned Wales to their 10th straight defeat towards the Dutch, conceding 29 inside the process.
It additionally prolonged the Oranje's unbeaten streak to thirteen video games in all competitions as they prepare for the World Cup in Qatar.
Van Gaal, who become left annoyed through a few refereeing decisions, felt his crew got what they deserved.
"Great that it all became out like this, I think it is nice to peer the way we mentally resisted at 2-2. Although I notion we had been entitled to the win. It wasn't a penalty at all for Wales either. I can't consider the referee gave it," Van Gaal instructed NOS.
Turning his interest to the triumphing aim, which came after an extended ball forward straight from kick-off after Bale's penalty, Van Gaal refused to take the credit.
"They had agreed that they have been going to do this, I hadn't said some thing. It's extremely good that it works out like this," he added.
