Netherlands earned a direct qualification to quarterfinal from Pool C with a record-breaking 14-0 win over Chile whereas Malaysia completed second within the desk after a 3-2 win over New Zealand of their matches held at Kalinga Stadium in Bhubaneswar on Thursday. With this win, Netherlands topped the Pool C with 9 factors and three wins in three matches. Malaysia ended as second with six factors and two wins in three matches.

New Zealand is on the third place with three factors and one win and two losses to their title. Malaysia and New Zealand can nonetheless qualify additional in the event that they carry out properly in cross-overs. But it’s the finish of the street for Chile, who end on the backside of the desk with three losses and nil factors.

Coming to the Netherlands’ match, the primary quarter of the match ended with the Netherlands main 1-0. The Dutch earned a PC within the sixth minute and Jip Janssen wasted no time in changing them.

The second quarter turned out to be extra depressing for the debutant Chilean workforce as Derck de Vilder (twenty second minute), Thijs van Dam (twenty third minute), skipper Thierry Brinkman (twenty fifth minute) took barely three minutes to make it 4-0 for the Dutch. Netherlands earned a PC within the twenty ninth minute and Janssen transformed it efficiently to make it 5-0 for the Netherlands.

At the top of the second quarter and first half, Netherlands led 5-0.

The third quarter was the worst for Chileans and three-time champions Netherlands continued making a mockery out of their defence. Goals from Brinkman (thirty third minute), Janssen (thirty fourth minute, penalty nook), Terrance Pieters (thirty seventh minute), Koen Bijen (fortieth minute), Justen Blok (42th minute) and Janssen (forty fourth minute, penalty nook) made it a whooping 11-0 in favour of the Dutch.

With the ultimate quarter to go, the Netherlands was main 11-0.

Chile earned their first PC within the fiftieth minute, however couldn’t convert it. Meanwhile, Netherlands broke the file for scoring most targets by a workforce in a single WC match, with Koen (forty fifth minute), Teun Beins (forty eighth minute, penalty stroke) and Brinkman (58th minute, penalty stroke) scoring extra to make it 14-0.

In the opposite match, which was carefully contested Malaysia defeated NZ by 3-2.

The first quarter noticed Black Sticks incomes a penalty stroke within the second minute, however failing to transform it. Malaysia was additionally unsuccessful in changing a PC earned in seventh minute, however an eighth-minute strike from Faizal Saari gave Malaysia an early lead.

Malaysia led 1-0 on the finish of the primary quarter.

The second quarter was goalless regardless of Malaysia getting two PCs. At the top of the second quarter and the primary half, Malaysia nonetheless had a 1-0 lead.

Malaysia doubled the lead within the third quarter with the assistance of a objective from Razie Rahim within the forty second minute. At the top of the third quarter, Malaysia had a 2-0 lead.

The ultimate quarter noticed Black Sticks staging a fightback as fast targets from Hayden Phillips (51st minute), Sam Lane (52nd minute) made issues even between each the perimeters. But Faizal scored his second objective of the match in 56th minute to present Malaysia the lead as soon as once more. Malaysia ended on the profitable facet by 3-2, regardless of NZ incomes a PC in 57th minute.

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