Jurrien Timber scored his first goals for the Netherlands in a huge 7-0 win over Greece in the UEFA Nations League.
Crysencio Summerville put the Netherlands ahead before a hat-trick from Tijjani Reijnders put the Dutch in charge in Amsterdam.
Timber then scored their first international goal, heading home former Gunner Donyell Malen’s cross to make it 5-0 before halftime.
Our defender scored his second and sixth goal for the Netherlands by scoring the ball at the far post after a low cross from Denzel Dumfries.
Malen then stepped up to make it 7-0 and put the Netherlands in control of the group.
Christos Tzolis started the match for Greece before being substituted in the 73rd minute.
Elsewhere in the group, Germany moved back level on points with Greece in the group thanks to a 3-1 victory over Serbia in Belgrade.
Kai Havertz started the match and played 73 minutes as strikes from Florian Wirtz, Brajan Gruda and an own goal from Srdjan Babic gave Jurgen Klopp’s Germany all three points.
Everything is decided to enter the last day since the first two in the group qualify for the quarter-finals. Kai’s Germany hosts Jurrien’s Netherlands, while Christos’ Greece faces Serbia.
Greece currently sits above Germany thanks to a better head-to-head record. Goal difference could possibly be the deciding factor if Greece beat Serbia and Germany beat the Netherlands, meaning all teams would have 11 points. Whoever finishes third will participate in the relegation playoffs.
James Scanlon played the full 90 minutes as Gibraltar lost 2-0 to Andorra. James’ nation will be promoted independently from League D due to the restructuring of the Nations League for the next edition.
Finally, Max Dowman became the youngest player to represent England Under-21s in a 1-0 defeat to Portugal in Bristol.
At 16 years, 10 months and 13 days, Max eclipsed the record set by Jude Bellingham, who played in Kosovo in 2020 at the age of 17 years, two months and six days.
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