Xavi’s Netherlands Routs Greece 7-0 in Nations League and Klopp’s Germany Also Wins – WTOP News
Tijjani Reijnders scored three first-half goals as the Dutch moved closer to the Nations League quarter-finals with a dominant home win.
- On Friday, the Netherlands routed Greece 7-0 in Amsterdam, staying unbeaten under coach Xavi Hernandez and all but securing a UEFA Nations League quarter-final spot.
- The Netherlands now lead Group A2 with 11 points, three clear of both Greece and Germany, while Monday's decider in Berlin will determine which two teams advance to the quarter-finals.
- Midfielder Tijjani Reijnders scored a first-half hat-trick in 33 minutes, while Arsenal defender Jurrien Timber added two goals as the Dutch led 5-0 by halftime.
- In Belgrade, Germany secured a 3-1 win over Serbia on Friday, confirming Serbia's relegation after losing all five matches in the group.
- Monday's clash between Germany and the Netherlands in Berlin will determine which two teams advance to the quarter-finals, with head-to-head record serving as the tiebreaker for qualification.
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Tijjani Reijnders' hat-trick powers Netherlands to 7-0 thrashing of Greece, Germany outclass Serbia
The Netherlands are top of the standings and Germany moved level on eight points with Greece to leave the three sides battling it out for quarter-final places.
Upon Frenkie de Jong's return, the Dutch national team played with two defensive midfielders, something that paid off: the Netherlands defeated Greece 7-0.
The Netherlands defeated Greece 7-0 in the Nations League, gaining an advantageous position for advancing to the quarterfinals. With concentrated firepower including a hat-trick by Reijders, the Netherlands finished first in their group. Meanwhile, Germany, under the leadership of manager Klopp, secured a victory against Serbia and will now aim for a place in the quarterfinals depending on the result of their final match.
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