If they are not singing, Willow Warblers are very hard to distinguish from Common Chiffchaffs (in Dutch: Tjiftjaf).
Willow Warblers have pale legs and feet whereas Common Chiffchaffs have dark legs and feet, although this is not always visible.
The Willow Warbler's supercilium over the eye is also generally stronger and more noticeable than that of the Chiffchaff.
But the main difference is the song: the Chiffchaff has a diagnostic repeating "chiff - chaff" call which is unmistakable whereas the Willow Warbler has a more melodic downward spiralling song with a little kick at the end.

1st photo: Bovenmeent, Bussum, The Netherlands, 23 July 2010
2nd photo: Sallandse Heuvelrug National Park, The Netherlands, 7 May 2020
3rd photo: Bird banding site, Naarden, The Netherlands, 6 June 2010
4th & 5th photo: Uiterwaarden, Everdingen, The Netherlands, 15 April 2019