England 4-0, the Netherland

England handed over a dominant offer to maintain the hopes for the knockout in Europe 2025 alive with a convincing 4-0 victory over the Netherlands in the group D.

The goals of Lauren James, Georgia Stanway and Ella Tone – along with a brilliant performance from Alicia Rousseau – raised the lion to three vital points after an incomplete start of the tournament.

The tone has been placed early in a crowded stadium because England does not waste any time to confirm its attacking intention. Lauren James had already missed a chance in the opening minutes, and Rousseau nodded his head widely from a close distance before the penetration came in the 22nd minute.

Alicia Rousseau, who was at the heart of a large part of the England front play, chose James in the middle of the box. The Chelsea star did not make any mistake, as a shot rifle in the upper corner for 1-0.

England’s confidence has grown clearly after the opening match, and it resulted in the end of the first half. After constant pressure, the Stanway doubled the lead with an amazing long -term effort from outside the box.

Bayern Munich midfielder was faster to respond after a specific piece, as it was flowing into the left corner in the left corner at a time when it stopped in the first half.

The Dutch tried to reassemble its ranks in the second half with a triple replacement at the end of the first half, including the introduction of Sherida Spacey and Linith Perinstein.

However, England continued control. Hana Hampton was solid in the goal and valued her box well during the short pressure moments of the Netherlands, including providing an angle campaign from Spitse in the 79th minute.

Four goals and three big points in #Weuro2025! 🌟 pic.twitter.com/55sb1qo5hf

– Lioneses (@Lionesses) July 9, 2025

By the mark, England had actually finished the competition. Lauren James took second and third place in England in the 60th minute, as she quietly in the past in Dafni Van Domsellia after the end of defensive she left unlimited in the middle of the area.

After only seven minutes, it added the fourth England. Rousseau was once again turned into a provider, as he was connecting the ball to Ella Tone, who removed the finish of the left foot from a close distance to provide a leadership team step.

The goal was the first TOONE championship and an affirmation of the depth of the attack in England, where all the three midfielders won Scoreshet.

Administrative alternatives, followed by England, are confident. Aggie Beever-Jones, Chloe Kelly, Beth Mead, Grace Clinton and Niamh Charles on the bench, where Sarina Wiegman looked at minutes management and maintained energy before the group final.

Despite a wave of late errors and some Dutch corners, England remained disciplined and the game was comfortable.

The clean paper – thanks to the solid defensive offers from Jess Carter, Alex Greenwood and Lucy Bronz – was a welcome reward.

England is now heading to the final group match against Wales, knowing that the victory will get a place in the knockout rounds, while the Netherlands must get a victory against France.