World Cup qualifiers! 8-0, Netherlands has two consecutive victories approaching the top, Depp and Mullen each made 3 goals + Van Dijk scored

The world's sixth-ranked Dutch team ushered in the fourth round of the first stage of the European qualifiers. The Dutch team took their home court to face the world's 169th-ranked Malta team.

The Netherlands ranked third in Group G with 3 points in two rounds before the game, while Malta ranked last in 1 point. In the last six matches between the two sides, the Netherlands has had an absolute advantage, because the Netherlands defeated Malta in these six matches, and in these six matches, the Netherlands has not lost a single goal, scoring a total of 28 goals. It can be seen that the Dutch team's historical record against Malta is crushing. So before the game, almost everyone was optimistic that the Dutch team could win easily.

In the 9th minute of the first half, Cruivette Jr. made a point, and 31-year-old Manchester United player Depp scored a goal to help the Netherlands take the lead.

7 minutes later, Dumfries made a wonderful pass, and Deppy scored a shot near the top of the arc to help the Netherlands win another goal to expand its lead.

4 minutes later, De Jong made a wonderful pass and Van Dijk shot from the top of the arc to help the Dutch team win another goal. In the 16th minute of the second half, Depp made a wonderful pass and Simmons helped the Netherlands win another game.

13 minutes later, Van der Fen made a wonderful pass and Mullen helped the Netherlands win another game.

4 minutes later, Mallen made a wonderful story and Noarang helped the Netherlands win another game.

2 minutes later, De Jong made a wonderful pass and Mallen helped the Netherlands win another game. In

stoppage time, Van der Fen helped the Netherlands to win another game.

In the end, the Dutch team defeated Malta as they wished and ushered in a two-game winning streak in the World Cup. After the game, the Netherlands rose to second place, only 1 point away from the top of the Finnish team.