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- The Netherlands defeated Finland 2-0 on Saturday to launch their World Cup qualification campaign.
- The early lead resulted from Memphis Depay capitalizing on a defensive error in the sixth minute.
- Denzel Dumfries extended the advantage in the first half with a precise finish, securing the confident victory.
- This win is the Netherlands' first World Cup qualifying match victory to kick off their campaign since 2012 and moves them into third place in Group G.
- Captain Virgil van Dijk expressed satisfaction despite missed scoring chances, highlighting the team’s early dominance and solid start.
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Memphis Depay says he is not so concerned with the title of all-time top scorer for the Dutch national team. But on Tuesday night against Malta it could happen. Two goals are enough to equal Robin van Persie, who with fifty goals is still the most productive international of the Netherlands
Dutch Dominate in World Cup Qualifier Against Finland | Sports-Games
The Netherlands began their World Cup qualification journey with a decisive 2-0 victory over Finland, thanks to goals from Memphis Depay and Denzel Dumfries. The win places them third in Group G, trailing Poland and Finland. This marks the first qualifying win since 2012 for the Dutch.
Ronald Koeman and his men will face Malta next Tuesday for their second World Cup 2026 qualifying game.
The Dutch national team wins at the start of the World Cup qualification against Finland in Helsinki: 0-2. Memphis Depay scores his 48th international goal.
In its strey in Europe’s Eradications for the World Cup of 2026, the Netherlands had no difficulty in defeating Finland for 2 to 0 this Saturday (7), in the Helsinki Olympic Stadium. The triumph was initiated by the Korean attacker Memphis Depay, who marked the 6-minute time after the attack. Dumfries confirmed the victory of the visitors. Three points to start our @FIFAWorldCup Qualifying! #NottingLikeOrange #FINNED pic.twitter.
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