Spain manager Vicente del Bosque was flabbergasted as to how his star-studded side failed to find the back of the net despite taking 'command' of their friendly defeat by Holland on Tuesday night. Despite the visitors dominating significant periods of the match, it was goals to Holland's Stefan de Vrij and Davy Klaassen that proved decisive at the Amsterdam ArenA. But it's Spain's lack of composure in front of goal that most frustrated Del Bosque. Holland's Stefan de Vrij meets a cross from Wesley Sneijder to opening the scoring against Spain . Within four minutes Davy Klaasen pounced on the rebound from his own shot after David de Gea's save . Vicente del Bosque says his Spanish side were made to pay for a lacklustre opening 20 minutes . 'It seems impossible not to have scored ... The first 20 minutes have burdened us,' Del Bosque said after the match. Guus Hiddink's side scored twice in the space of four minutes through a 13th-minute De Vrij header from Wesley Sneijder's cross before  Klaassen finished off the rebound from his own shot after it was saved by Manchester United's David De Gea. 'We have taken command of the game, we've been all over them, we have reached the penalty area but we lacked a goal.' Spain's Mario Suarez puts his hands on his head after a failed attempt on goal at Amsterdam ArenA . Gerard Pique shoots into Dutch keeper Kenneth Vermeer in one a number of good chances for Spain . Spain's David de Gea shows his frustration during the match dominated by his side but ultimately lost . Del Bosque's side were unable to atone for the 5-1 World Cup thrashing by the same side, a rematch of the 2010 final they won, which was the beginning of the end of their title defence in Brazil . On the bright side, Del Bosque was impressed with the debuts of Malaga forward Juanmi and Sevilla winger Vitolo. 'The two rookies have had a good performance. Vitolo has been very active and Juanmi looked like scoring,' Del Bosque added. Sevilla winger Vitolo runs into space as he makes his full international debut for Spain on Tuesday night . Del Bosque was impressed with the match's other debutant Juanmi (left) who 'looked like scoring' Spain's next outing will be in Euro 2016 qualifying against Belarus on June 14. They sit second in group C behind undefeated Slovakia. The Dutch have some work to do in their qualifying campaign as they trail unbeaten Czech Republic and Iceland to be third in group A after five games.
Spain were defeated 2-0 by Holland at the Amsterdam ArenA on Tuesday.
Stefan de Vrij and Davy Klaassen scored within four first-half minutes.
Vicente del Bosque said 'we've been all over them... but we lacked a goal'