Our Dutch defensive duo retained their starting place in the side - having both played in the 1-1 draw against Jurgen Klopp's Germany on Thursday night - as Mexx Meerdink bagged a brace on his first start with a goal in each half to secure the three points in Group B of the UEFA Nations League.
The AZ Alkmaar striker opened his international account from the penalty spot to break the deadlock on the half-hour mark and later restored the lead with a well-taken finish into the bottom corner on 69 minutes after Luka Jovic had earlier levelled 50 seconds into the second half.
That was JP's 18th cap and Micky's 26th with the pair playing the entirety of the contest at centre-back and left-back respectively.
Over in Copenhagen, Ben Davies captained Wales on his 102nd cap as they lost 2-0 to Denmark in Group D.
Danish forward Gustav Isaksen had a goal chalked off for offside in a goalless first half before both Denmark goals came from indirect free-kicks in the right channel as Ben inadvertently turned into his own net eight minutes after half-time and Isaksen doubled the lead with a deflected strike in the 66th minute.
Kevin Danso's Austria made it consecutive 3-1 wins in Nations League B as first-half goals from David Affengruber and Chukwubuike Adamu were added to by Carney Chukwuemeka on 61 minutes before Edon Zhegrova's spot-kick came as consolation for Kosovo in Vienna.
At youth level, Phoenix Offiah started and Oscar Sandiford remained an unused substitute as England Under-18s qualified for the UEFA Friendship Cup semi-finals with a 2-1 win over Egypt in Switzerland.
The Young Lions progressed as group winners after goals from Ryan Kavuma-McQueen and Michael Mills made it two wins from two at the Centre Sportif de Colovray in Nyon. Phoenix went close with a header over the bar in the second half before being substituted on 65 minutes.