Netherlands beat US to book quarter-final place

Published: December 3, 2022

Last Updated: December 8, 2022

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Netherlands beat US to book quarter-final place

There were 20 passes in the build up to Memphis Depay’s opener, the longest passing sequence leading to a Netherlands goal on record (since 1966) at the World Cup

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Netherlands beat US to book quarter-final place

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