The match between the Netherlands and Sweden national teams, part of the second round of Group F of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, has concluded. The Dutch team, offering fans a goal-rich game, defeated their opponent with a score of 5:1.
The match, held at NRG Stadium in Houston, USA, was officiated by English referee Michael Oliver.
The Netherlands national team opened the scoring as early as the 5th minute of the game. Forward Brian Brobbey found the back of the opponent's net, and in the 17th minute, he scored his second goal, recording a double.
After the break, the Dutch did not ease the pressure. Cody Gakpo scored goals in the 47th and 54th minutes, strengthening his team's lead.
In the 59th minute, Anthony Elanga responded with one goal for Sweden. However, in the final minutes of the match, Crysencio Summerville brought the score to a large margin — 5:1.
After this victory, the Netherlands tops Group F with 4 points. Sweden has 3 points. In another match of the group, the national teams of Japan and Tunisia will face each other on June 21.
In the final round, the Netherlands will face Tunisia, while Sweden will compete against Japan.
