pbr Dirk Kuyt is confident Holland are finally about to reach the end of their long journey to World Cup glory.br ppbr Beaten finalists in 1974 and 1978, the Dutch get their third shot at football's greatest prize at Soccer City on Sunday when they will tackle either Germany or Spain following last night's 3-2 defeat of Uruguay.br ppbr And Kuyt is determined to ensure it is third time lucky for the Oranje: "After a long journey we are in the final. We are so close to writing history. This is the third time we have reached the final. Now we have to win it."br ppbr Kuyt admitted it was difficult to put his emotions into words at the final whistle. Holland had gone in front thanks to a blistering strike from captain Giovanni van Bronckhorst, only to be pegged back by Diego Forlan just before half-time.br ppbr For a decent period in the second half, the South Americans looked the more likely winners.br ppbr However, just as it appeared there was no way through for the Dutch, Wesley Sneijder's incredible year took another twist when he threaded a shot through a crowd of bodies and into the Uruguay net.br ppbr Three minutes later, Kuyt crossed for Arjen Robben, whose precise header also went in off the post, and Holland were through.