EnglandHannah Hampton Distribution was excellent, particularly her superb pass that led to England’s opening goal. 7Lucy Bronze Much improved from Saturday and showed all her experience with her positioning. 7Leah Williamson Orchestrated the team solidly from the back and blocked crosses well when called upon. 7Jess Carter Looked significantly more comfortable at centre-back. Tackled strongly and read the game very well. 8Alex Greenwood Supremely calm on the ball and composed one-on-one. England have found their best back four lineup. 7Ella Toone Always offered teammates an option, worked hard and took her goal nicely. Good display. 7Keira Walsh Took control of midfield and looked like the player we saw at Euro 2022. 7Georgia Stanway Her emphatic strike was richly deserved. She was terrier-like, never giving the Dutch a moment’s rest. 8Lauren James She terrified the Netherlands. Took her first goal magnificently. The star of the show. 8Alessia Russo Her work rate and movement deserved a goal. Unfortunate to have one ruled out again. 7Lauren Hemp Had the beating of Casparij all night. Confident, skilful and could have had three assists. 7SubstitutesChloe Kelly (James, 69) England were in cruise control by the time she was brought on, but she did her job well. 6; Beth Mead (Hemp, 76) 6; Grace Clinton (Toone, 76) 6; Aggie Beever-Jones (Russo, 84) 6; Niamh Charles (Bronze, 84) 6.View image in fullscreen Deflated Netherlands players reflect on their heavy defeat by England. Photograph: Matthew Childs/ReutersNetherlandsDaphne van Domselaar Not good, but she did make a couple of decent saves to prevent England from running riot. 5Kerstin Casparij Struggled against her Manchester City teammate Hemp throughout and had a fairly bad evening. 5skip past newsletter promotion Sign up to Moving the Goalposts Free weekly newsletter No topic is too small or too big for us to cover as we deliver a twice-weekly roundup of the wonderful world of women’s football Enter your email address Sign up Privacy Notice: Newsletters may contain info about charities, online ads, and content funded by outside parties. For more information see our Newsletters may contain info about charities, online ads, and content funded by outside parties. For more information see our Privacy Policy . We use Google reCaptcha to protect our website and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply. after newsletter promotionDominique Janssen Russo gave her the runaround. She may have nightmares about the England striker. 4Veerle Buurman Looked outclassed by the skill in England’s forward line. One of three players taken off at half-time. 4Esmee Brugts Could not cope with the flair of James. Hard to remember her winning a duel. 5Wieke Kaptein Outbattled by Stanway, outrun by Toone and out-thought by Walsh. 5Jackie Groenen Another Netherlands midfielder who simply could not get into the game. Failed to create enough. 5Victoria Pelova Looked in excellent form against Wales but could not reproduce it. Never worried England. 5Chasity Grant Dangerous with her pace early on and did at least try to get in behind. 6Vivianne Miedema Outplayed by Carter and failed to make an impact before being substituted. 5Jill Roord Curled over from a half chance but was otherwise relatively quiet as England dominated. 5SubstitutesCaitlin Dijkstra (Brugts, ht) Made a slight difference but was still no match for this confident England. 6; Lineth Beerensteyn (Roord, h-t) Momentarily looked as if she could be the gamechanger but England coped well. 6; Sherida Spitse (Buurman, h-t) One of the Netherlands’ all-time greats, but she is not the player she used to be. 5; Daniëlle van de Donk (Miedema, 66) 6; Damaris Egurrola (Groenen, 85) 6
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