<text>  Johan Cruyff labelled Hollands performance during Saturdays 1-1 draw at home to Turkey in their Euro 2016 qualifier a disgrace - but manager Guus Hiddink insists he does not fear for his job. Hiddinks side needed a 93rd minute equaliser from Klaas-Jan Huntelaar, who inadvertently deflected in Wesley Sneijders shot, to save a point in Amsterdam. The result leaves Holland third in Group A, five points behind Iceland in second and six off leaders Czech Republic but Hiddink rejected reports on Tuesday suggesting he is on the verge of being dismissed. Memphis Depay left and Ibrahim Afellay pictured in training as Holland prepare to play Spain in a friendly . Afellay right attempts to win the ball off of Depay in the Holland training session before the Spain match . Guus Hiddinks centre team are third in Group A of Euro 2016 qualifying after a 1-1 draw with Turkey . Johan Cruyff has revealed his dismay at Hollands performance in the encounter against Turkey . The author of the article is present in the press room so you should ask him, Hiddink said at a press conference. I dont have the feeling that they the Dutch Football Association, the KNVB want to sack me and I still have a lot of fun in my job. There is nothing going on. Pressure on Hiddink had earlier been heightened after Cruyffs damning verdict on the performance against Turkey. Holland were terrible against Turkey. Nobody did what they had to do, Cruyff wrote in his column in De Telegraaf. The defenders were only passing the ball to the midfielders and they then passed it back to the defenders, he added. The people with little creativity were dictating play. This is not what you want. The problems only got bigger. Holland have the opportunity to make amends when they host Spain on Tuesday in a friendly which sees the two sides meet for the first time since the Dutch routed the then World Cup holders 5-1 at the 2014 tournament in Brazil. Spain prepared for the friendly with a 1-0 home victory over Ukraine, a strike from Alvaro Morata moving them three points clear of their rivals in second place in Group C. Wesley Sneijder second right saved a point in stoppage time as his shot deflected off Klaas-Jan Huntelaar . Spain defender Dani Carvajal centre poses alongside Iker Casillas left and Isco as Spain head to Holland . David De Gea left poses with Sergio Asenjo as Spain aim for revenge against Holland on Tuesday . Juan Bernat wants Spain to avenge a 5-1 defeat to Holland at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil . Vicente del Bosques side are three points behind group leaders Slovenia, who have five wins from five, but their attention will now turn to avenging their World Cup defeat to Holland. Theres always a rematch in football, Juan Bernat of Bayern Munich told Spains official website. Thats what is so nice about this sport and what we will experience against the Netherlands after the match in the Brazil World Cup. 