The Netherlands laid down a marker to their World Cup rivals by thrashing Malta 8-0 of their Group G qualifier on Tuesday.
Elsewhere, Finland noticed off Poland and Austria put 4 previous San Marino.
Learn on to see how one of the best of the motion unfolded on the continent.
Netherlands 8-0 Malta
The Netherlands placed on a blinding show in Rotterdam, thrashing Malta 8–0 in a dominant efficiency that noticed seven completely different gamers contribute on to the scoreline.
Memphis Depay received the Oranje rolling early with a scientific penalty within the ninth minute after Justin Kluivert was fouled within the field.
Depay doubled his tally simply seven minutes later, firing house from the centre of the world.
Virgil van Dijk made it three within the twentieth minute with a uncommon objective from distance.
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Xavi Simons added a fourth shortly after the break, slotting into the underside nook following a intelligent move from Depay.
Donyell Malen struck twice in fast succession, first from a Micky van de Ven help, then ending off a slick group transfer involving Frenkie de Jong to make it 6–0.
Noa Lang additionally discovered the web, tapping in from shut vary on 78 minutes.
Van de Ven capped off the rout in stoppage time with a composed end to assert his first worldwide objective.
Finland 2-1 Poland
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Finland secured a 2-1 win over Poland their World Cup qualifier with Joel Pohjanpalo and Benjamin Kallman getting on the scoresheet in both half.
Regardless of dominating giant spells of possession and creating extra probabilities, Poland had been left to rue missed alternatives in entrance of objective.
The hosts took the lead on 31 minutes when Pohjanpalo transformed a penalty after Robin Lod was introduced down by goalkeeper Lukasz Skorupski.
Kallman then doubled the lead within the sixty fourth minute, ending off a fast counter-attack began by Oliver Antman.
Poland pulled one again by Jakub Kiwior, who reacted first to a free ball within the field within the 69th minute.
Jakub Piotrowski, Sebastian Szymanski, and Krzysztof Piatek all had efforts denied by the excellent Lukaš Hradecky, who made a string of key saves.
San Marino 0-4 Austria
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Austria cruised to a routine 4-0 win over San Marino in Serravalle as Ralf Rangnick’s aspect picked up three extra factors of their marketing campaign.
It took simply three minutes for Austria to open the scoring, Marko Arnautovic ending from shut vary after Stefan Posch’s low cross.
Michael Gregoritsch then doubled the lead with a strong drive from distance, earlier than Arnautovic struck once more within the fifteenth minute, capitalising on Marcel Sabitzer’s move to make it 3-0.
Austria’s fourth got here shortly earlier than the half-hour mark when Arnautovic turned supplier, establishing Christoph Baumgartner for a close-range header.
San Marino had no reply to Austria’s management, although they managed a number of moments of promise, notably Nicola Nanni’s shot within the thirty eighth minute, which drew a stable save from Patrick Pentz.
The second half lacked targets however remained one-sided.
Substitute Edoardo Colombo impressed in objective for the hosts, denying Sabitzer and Arnautovic on a number of events, together with saving a late penalty from the latter after Giacomo Valentini’s foul.
World Cup qualifying outcomes
Finland 2-1 Poland
Netherlands 8-0 Malta
Romania 2-0 Cyprus
San Marino 0-4 Austria
Latvia 1-1 Albania
Serbia 3-0 Andorra
