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Orange Women Record Biggest Victory Under Veurink Against Hungary

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The Dutch women's football team is one step closer to a ticket for next year's World Cup. In the first of two play-off matches against Hungary, the Netherlands recorded their biggest victory under national coach Arjan Veurink: 0-8. The difference in class was immense at the Pancho Aréna in Felcsút, Hungary; it was already 0-4 at half-time.

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The Dutch women's football team is a big step closer to the World Cup after beating Hungary by a staggering 8-0.

·Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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The Orange Lionesses can already start preparing for the final after the first leg of the first round of the World Cup qualifying play-offs. In the country where the national dish goulash roughly translates to 'cowboy', the Dutch national team felt like they were in a shooting gallery. Hungary was shot to pieces with an 8-0 defeat.

·Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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The Orange Lionesses have made a good start to the World Cup qualifiers. Arjan Veurink's team won by a staggering 0-8 (!) away at Hungary. As a result, a place in the final is virtually assured.

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The Netherlands won the first match of the World Cup qualifiers in Felcsút by knockout. The post Reality set in, the women's football team suffered a brutal KO defeat first appeared on 24.hu.

·Budapest, Hungary
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The Orange Lionesses have taken a big step towards the final of the World Cup play-offs. National coach Arjan Veurink's team was in Felcsút with...

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The Dutch women's football team is one step closer to a ticket for next year's World Cup. In the first of two play-off matches against Hungary, the Netherlands recorded their biggest victory under national coach Arjan Veurink: 0-8. The difference in class was immense at the Pancho Aréna in Felcsút, Hungary; it was already 0-4 at half-time.

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De Telegraaf broke the news in Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the) on Friday, October 9, 2026.
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