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Sport WorldBriefSoccer Checked story Published 14 November 2026 · Updated 14 Nov, 00:40 UTC

Netherlands 7–0 Greece: Reijnders' hat-trick leads a record-equalling rout in Amsterdam

The Netherlands beat Greece 7–0 in Amsterdam on Friday in the UEFA Nations League, matching the biggest win in the competition's history. Crysencio Summerville opened the scoring inside six minutes, Tijjani Reijnders struck a first-half hat-trick and Jurriën Timber scored either side of half-time, with Donyell Malen completing the scoring; it was 5–0 at the break. The win takes the Netherlands to 11 points, three clear at the top of Group A2.

The Johan Cruijff ArenA in Amsterdam, where the Netherlands beat Greece 7–0 on Friday (file photo)
Photo: Alf van Beem via Wikimedia Commons (CC0) · (File photo — not from this match)
Verified The Netherlands beat Greece 7–0 in Amsterdam on Friday 13 November 2026 in UEFA Nations League League A, Group A2, Matchday 5. Crysencio Summerville opened the scoring inside six minutes, Tijjani Reijnders scored a first-half hat-trick, Jurriën Timber scored either side of half-time and Donyell Malen completed the scoring, so it was 5–0 at half-time and 7–0 at full-time.

Key points

  • Final score: Netherlands 7, Greece 0 — Summerville, Reijnders (3), Timber (2) and Malen, in Amsterdam.
  • It was 5–0 by half-time; Reijnders' hat-trick all came in the first half.
  • The 7–0 matches the biggest win in Nations League history, UEFA records.
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  • Netherlands top Group A2 on 11 points, three clear of Greece and Germany, with the quarter-final places settled on Monday.
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What happened

Greece arrived level on points with the Netherlands at the top of the group and were swept away inside a half: Summerville's early opener was followed by Reijnders' hat-trick and a Timber goal before the break, and Timber and Malen added two more after it. Greece now need a result against Serbia on Monday and help from Berlin to reach the quarter-finals.

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What we know / what we don't know yet

What we know

  • The score, the scorers and the group picture, from UEFA's official round-up, with Reuters in agreement.

What we don't know yet

  • An official highlights video of this match — none was verified on UEFA's official YouTube channel at publish time, so no video is attached.
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