The Netherlands delivered a dominant performance in the Nations League, thrashing previously unbeaten Greece in Amsterdam with a 7-0 victory.
Crysencio Summerville opened the scoring after capitalising on a defensive error, giving the Dutch an early lead.
Former Manchester City midfielder Tijjani Reijnders, now playing for Al-Qadsiah, then took centre stage by scoring three goals between the 12th and 33rd minutes.
Reijnders struck his first after receiving a through ball from Joey Veerman before converting Donyell Malen’s delivery from close range. He completed his hat-trick with a finish from Denzel Dumfries’ header, taking his international tally to 11 goals.
Roma forward Malen then set up Arsenal defender Jurrien Timber, who scored his first international goal to make it 5-0 before half-time.
Timber added his second after the break, converting another delivery from Dumfries, while Malen completed the 7-0 rout with a powerful finish.
The Netherlands remain unbeaten and lead Group A2 by three points over Greece and Germany. Germany strengthened their position with a 3-1 away victory against bottom-placed Serbia.
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The top two teams will qualify for the quarter-finals, while the third-placed side could face a relegation play-off.
Germany will host the Netherlands in Monday’s final group match, while Greece will welcome Serbia.
