Netherlands 4-0 Iceland live – International friendly result as Koeman's side complete Euro 2024 preparations in style

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The Netherlands concluded their Euro 2024 preparations with a commanding 4-0 victory over Iceland.

Xavi Simons gave Ronald Koeman’s side a half-time lead, while Virgil van Dijk, Donyell Malen and Wout Weghorst were on target in the second half at Stadion Feijenoord.

The hosts broke the deadlock midway through the first half as Joey Veerman and Denzel Dumfries neatly combined to set up Simons for a close-range tap-in.

Van Dijk doubled the lead four minutes after the restart, the skipper nodding home from inside the six-yard box after Nathan Ake helped a corner into his path.

Substitute Malen put the result beyond doubt in the 79th minute, latching onto Memphis Depay’s throughball and slotting past Hakon Valdimarsson.

Depay was denied following a VAR review soon after, but the Dutch did get their fourth goal six minutes from time. Malen turned provider as he sprung the offside trap before unselfishly squaring for Weghorst to put the icing on the cake.

Netherlands 4-0 Iceland

Weghorst puts the icing on the cake!

Malen times his run brilliantly to spring the offside trap and get in behind the defence.

He then unselfishly squares for Weghorst, who delicately lifts over the advancing Valdimarsson.

The strike is initially ruled out for offside, but the referee rightly changes his mind to award it.

We are going to play an additional four minutes at the end of this game.

The Dutch will head to Germany with their tails up.

This will be their sixth win in seven matches, and they appear to have hit form at just the right time.

That was Depay's final act as he is replaced by Weghorst for the final few minutes.

Meanwhile, Iceland make two changes with Hlynsson and Bjarnason replacing Haraldsson and Ingason.

The Dutch think they have scored a fourth goal as Depay turns in Frimpong's deep cross.

However, the goal is ruled out following a VAR review, with the referee penalising Veerman for handball in the build-up.

Just on as a substitute, Malen puts the result beyond any doubt!

The Borussia Dortmund forward times his run beautifully to latch onto Depay's lofted throughball, before demonstrating brilliant composure to slot past Valdimarsson.

Koeman turns to the bench again.

On come Geertruida, Frimpong and Malen with Dumfries, Gakpo and Simons making way.

Iceland threaten again from a free-kick out on the right.

Ingason meets the delivery, but cannot steer his header inside Verbruggen's left post.

What an effort that was by Thordarson, who tries his luck from a good 30 to 35 yards out.

The substitute's ambitious effort dips dangerously towards Verbruggen's bottom-right corner, but crashes against the upright.

Ake and Schouten are giving a breather by Koeman, who introduces Van de Ven and Wijnaldum.

Iceland, who replaced Traustason with Thordarson at half-time, make their second change with Johannesson taking Thorsteinsson's place.

The Netherlands are very much in control after 60 minutes in Rotterdam.

It is looking like they are on course for a routine victory.

Reijnders is slow on the ball inside his own area following an Iceland corner.

Thorsteinsson quickly dispossesses him and sends the ball across the six-yard area, but De Vrij is alert and clears the danger.

Thorsteinsson drags down Dumfries who, while on the ground, trips the Iceland winger in retaliation.

A scuffle subsequently ensues, but a combination of their team-mates and the referee quickly diffuse the situation.

The Dutch double their advantage through the skipper!

After a corner is glanced towards the far post, Ake nods the ball into the six-yard box for the unmarked Van Dijk to head home.

Gakpo latches onto Depay's throughball, but Valdimarsson is quickly out of goal to deny the Liverpool forward.

Although, the offside flag subsequently goes up.

The Netherlands get the action back under way.