Veteran Thomas Massamba, 35, was certainly back in the team, but Sweden did not succeed raw on the orange-clad in Istanbul.
It was a loss with 76-78 after drama at the end.
Sweden was two points behind before the fourth and final period, but lost important points at the beginning of the period.
The Swedish return shot did not work and the Netherlands could go from 63-58 and 67-60.
At most, the Netherlands led by ten points with 100 seconds left in the match.
Sweden remained, however, and was as close as 76-77 with seconds left, but the Netherlands managed the two-pointer and Sweden remains in third place in Group D.
Chris Czerapowicz became the best scorer in Sweden with 21 points.
On Sunday, a match awaits against group two Croatia, also in Istanbul.
Croatia meets Turkey later on Friday and then has a chance to take back the lead in the group.