List of international matches for the Dutch national women's football team

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The list contains all FIFA- recognized A-internationals for the Dutch national women's football team .

Legend

This section serves as a legend for the following tables.

• WM = World Championship
• EM = European Championship
• n / a = after extension
• i. E. = on penalties
• Opponents = opponents marked in bold were reigning champions of their confederation at the time of the game, opponents marked with an asterisk were reigning world champions at the time of the game
• green background color = victory of the Dutch team
• red background color = defeat of the Dutch team
• yellow background color = draw (tie)

1971 to 1979

No.	Result	date	opponent	venue	occasion	comment
1	0: 4	04/17/1971	France	Hazebrouck ( FRA )	Qualifier for the Mundial (Women) 1971	First game against France, first away game, first women's international match recognized by FIFA
2	0: 1	11/09/1973	England	Reading ( ENG )		First game against England
3	3-0	05/11/1974	Switzerland	Schaffhausen ( CHE )		First game against Switzerland, first victory
4th	0: 3	05/31/1974	England	Groningen		First home game
5	1: 1	05.10.1974	Switzerland	Waalwijk
6th	1-0	05/24/1975	France	Breda
7th	2-0	November 15, 1975	France	Bischwiller ( FRA )
8th	1: 2	05/02/1976	England	Blackpool ( ENG )
9	5-0	09/29/1976	Switzerland	Thun ( CHE )
10	12: 0	08/27/1977	Israel	Zaandam		First game against Israel and first international match for the Israeli women's national team. One of the highest wins for the Dutch team
11	1-0	10/01/1977	Switzerland	Waalwijk
12	0: 1	10/15/1977	Denmark	Ribe ( DNK )		First game against Denmark
13	1: 1	05/28/1978	Italy	Naples ( ITA )		First game against Italy
14th	0: 1	05/30/1978	Italy	Rome ( ITA )
15th	2: 1	09/16/1978	Switzerland	Fountain ( CHE )
16	3: 1	09/30/1978	England	Vlissingen
17th	0: 3	10/21/1978	Denmark	ruins
18th	2-0	07/21/1979	Wales	Rimini ( ITA )	Inofficial European Women Championship 1979	First game against Wales
19th	1: 1	07/23/1979	Sweden	Rimini ( ITA )	Inofficial European Women Championship 1979	First game against Sweden
20th	0: 1	09/15/1979	Switzerland	Zeist
21st	2: 2	29.09.1979	Belgium	Eindhoven		First game against Belgium

1980 to 1989

No.	Result	date	opponent	venue	occasion	comment
22nd	3: 2	09/20/1980	Switzerland	Zurich ( CHE )
23	3: 2	04/10/1980	Belgium	Herentals ( BEL )
24	2: 1	04/25/1981	Sweden	Zweeloo
25th	1: 1	09/19/1981	Switzerland	Castricum
26th	0: 7	09/26/1981	Sweden	Borås ( SWE )		Biggest defeat
27	0: 3	10/16/1981	Norway	Taichung ( TPE )	Women's World Invitation Tournament 1981	Zwart-Wit '28 played for the Netherlands and BUL Oslo for Norway
28	0: 5	10/17/1981	Finland	Taipei ( TPE )	Women's World Invitation Tournament 1981	Zwart-Wit '28 played for the Netherlands and HJK Helsinki for Finland
29	0: 3	10/18/1981	Switzerland	Taipei ( TPE )	Women's World Invitation Tournament 1981	Zwart-Wit '28 played for the Netherlands and SV Seebach for Switzerland .
30th	0: 2	10/20/1981	New Zealand	Taipei ( TPE )	Women's World Invitation Tournament 1981	Zwart-Wit played for the Netherlands in '28
31	2: 1	10/21/1981	Thailand	Taipei ( TPE )	Women's World Invitation Tournament 1981	Zwart-Wit played for the Netherlands in '28
32	2: 1	03/27/1982	France	Eindhoven
33	2: 3	09/25/1982	Belgium	Brussels ( BEL )
34	2: 1	10/13/1982	Denmark	Groningen	European Championship qualification
35	2: 2	03/19/1983	Germany	Venray	European Championship qualification	First game against Germany
36	5-0	04/23/1983	Belgium	Oosterhout	European Championship qualification
37	1: 1	10/08/1983	Germany	Siegen ( DEU )	European Championship qualification
38	0: 2	October 29, 1983	Denmark	Sønderborg ( DNK )	European Championship qualification
39	5: 1	09/22/1984	Switzerland	Root ( CHE )
40	1: 1	11/21/1984	Germany	Waalwijk
41	1-0	March 16, 1985	France	Leeuwarden
42	1: 1	05/30/1985	Norway	Down		First game counted by the NFF against the Netherlands
43	0: 2	06/11/1985	Sweden	Helsingborg ( SWE )		First game against a reigning European champion
44	3: 1	09/28/1985	Belgium	Zaventem ( BEL )
45	5: 3	10/26/1985	France	Cambrai ( FRA )
46	2: 2	03/01/1986	Italy	Ascoli ( ITA )
47	1: 1	08/30/1986	Denmark	Kolding ( DNK )
48	3-0	09/20/1986	Belgium	Oosterhout
49	2-0	10/18/1986	Sweden	Hoogeveen		First victory against a reigning European champion
50	1: 3	11/19/1986	Germany	Nordhorn ( DEU )
51	1: 3	04/01/1987	Germany	Bad Neuenahr ( DEU )
52	0-0	05/23/1987	Norway	Oslo ( NOR )
53	4: 1	09/17/1987	Switzerland	Vianen
54	0-0	09/30/1987	Sweden	Linköping ( SWE )	European Championship qualification
55	4-0	07/11/1987	Scotland	Nuth	European Championship qualification	First game against Scotland. After the Scottish team withdrew from the qualification, the result was not taken into account.
56	1-0	11/29/1987	Ireland	Dublin ( IRl )	European Championship qualification	First game against Ireland
57	2-0	03/12/1988	Ireland	Delft	European Championship qualification
58	3-0	06/01/1988	Ivory Coast	Foshan ( CHN )	1988 FIFA Women's Invitational Tournament	First game against Ivory Coast
59	0: 1	06/03/1988	People's Republic of China	Guangzhou ( CHN )	1988 FIFA Women's Invitational Tournament	First game against the People's Republic of China First game against a reigning Asian champion
60	1: 1	06/05/1988	Canada	Foshan ( CHN )	1988 FIFA Women's Invitational Tournament	First game against Canada
61	1: 2	06/08/1988	Brazil	Foshan ( CHN )	1988 FIFA Women's Invitational Tournament, quarter-finals	First game against Brazil
62	1-0	10/01/1988	Sweden	Valkenswaard	European Championship qualification
63	1: 2	10/22/1988	Norway	Hoarding ( NOR )	European Championship qualification quarter-finals
64	0: 3	05/11/1988	Norway	Rijsoord	European Championship qualification quarter-finals
	1: 1	04/11/1989	Norway	Denekamp		First game by Marleen Wissink
65	0-0	05/13/1989	England	Épinal ( FRA )
66	1: 2	05/14/1989	France	Épinal ( FRA )
67	1: 1	10/03/1989	Belgium	Brussels ( BEL )
68	2-0	11/18/1989	Ireland	Koog aan de Zaan	European Championship qualification

1990 to 1999

No.	Result	date	opponent	venue	occasion	comment
69	1-0	03/11/1990	France	Saint-Quentin ( FRA )
70	6-0	03/17/1990	Northern Ireland	Belfast ( NIR )	European Championship qualification	First game against Northern Ireland
71	0-0	04/29/1990	Ireland	Dublin ( IRL )	European Championship qualification
72	1-0	May 10, 1990	Norway	The hague
73	1: 1	09/12/1990	Denmark	Roermond
74	9-0	09/22/1990	Northern Ireland	Kaatsheuvel	European Championship qualification
75	0-0	11/24/1990	Denmark	Vejle ( DNK )	European Championship qualification quarter-finals
76	0: 1 a.d.	December 8, 1990	Denmark	Denekamp	European Championship qualification quarter-finals
77	1: 4	03/07/1991	Italy	Lecce ( ITA )
78	4: 3	05/28/1991	United States	Vianen		First game against the USA First game against a reigning CONCACAF champion
79	0: 3	06/12/1991	Norway	Oslo ( NOR )
80	2: 2	09/11/1991	Nigeria	Lagos ( NGA )		First game against Nigeria. First game against a reigning African champion
81	5: 2	09/13/1991	Nigeria	Lagos ( NGA )
82	4-0	09/15/1991	Nigeria	Lagos ( NGA )
83	1: 3	10/09/1991	Sweden	Borås ( SWE )
84	3-0	03/08/1992	Greece	Komotini ( GRC )	European Championship qualification	First game against Greece
85	1-0	03/17/1992	Soviet Union	Zaandam		First game against the USSR
86	1-0	03/19/1992	Soviet Union	Alphen aan den Rijn		Last game against the USSR
87	2-0	04/04/1992	Greece	Valkenswaard	European Championship qualification
88	2: 1	04/22/1992	Sweden	Vlaardingen
89	1: 1	06/03/1992	Romania	Drachten	European Championship qualification	First game against Romania
90	2-0	09/10/1992	Russia	Kaluga ( RUS )		First game against Russia
91	4: 1	09/12/1992	Russia	Kaluga ( RUS )
92	0-0	09/23/1992	Romania	Brașov ( ROM )	European Championship qualification
93	0: 3	10/10/1992	Norway	Oslo ( NOR )	European Championship qualification quarter-finals
94	0: 3	11/07/1992	Norway	Raalte	European Championship qualification quarter-finals
95	0: 1	09/08/1993	Belgium	Brussels ( BEL )
96	1: 2	09/26/1993	Iceland	Reykjavík ( ISL )	European Championship qualification	First game against Iceland
97	0: 2	02/06/1994	France	Clairfontaine ( FRA )
98	3-0	03/03/1994	Belgium	Budel
99	2-0	03/19/1994	Greece	Wormerveer	European Championship qualification
100	4-0	04/16/1994	Greece	Xanthi ( GRC )	European Championship qualification
101	1: 1	06/02/1994	Austria	Vienna ( AUT )		First game against Austria
102	0: 1	09/14/1994	Denmark	Hoogezand
103	0: 1	09/24/1994	Iceland	Rotterdam	European Championship qualification
104	1-0	03/14/1995	Norway	Silves ( PRT )	Algarve Cup
105	1: 2	March 16, 1995	Sweden	Olhão ( PRT )	Algarve Cup
106	0: 2	03/17/1995	Italy	Vila Real de Santo Antonio ( PRT )	Algarve Cup
107	1: 1	03/19/1995	Finland	Portimao ( PRT )	Algarve Cup game for 5th place	First game against Finland Finland winners on penalties
108	3-0	09/20/1995	Belgium	Brussels ( BEL )
109	0: 2	07/10/1995	Iceland	Reykjavík ( ISL )	European Championship qualification
110	1: 1	11/04/1995	Russia	Koog aan de Zaan	European Championship qualification
111	1: 1	12/09/1995	France	Montpellier ( FRA )	European Championship qualification	First game by Annemieke Griffioen
112	4-0	03/06/1996	Belgium	Budel
113	1: 2	04/06/1996	France	Sassenheim	European Championship qualification
114	3: 1	04/18/1996	United States	San Diego ( USA )
115	0: 6	04/20/1996	United States	Fullerton ( USA )
116	1-0	05/18/1996	Russia	Selyatino ( RUS )	European Championship qualification
117	0: 2	06/05/1996	Iceland	The ham	European Championship qualification
118	0: 3	08/27/1996	Germany	Lichtenvoorde
119	2: 1	09/08/1996	Czech Republic	Čelákovice ( CZE )		First game against the Czech Republic
120	1-0	09/28/1996	Czech Republic	Helmond
121	0: 4	03/10/1997	Sweden	Faro ( PRT )	Algarve Cup
122	0: 1	03/12/1997	People's Republic of China	Portimao ( PRT )	Algarve Cup
123	1-0	03/14/1997	Portugal	Montechoro ( PRT )	Algarve Cup	First game against Portugal
124	1-0	March 16, 1997	Finland	Faro ( PRT )	Algarve Cup game for 5th place
125	1: 2	06/06/1997	Brazil	Tilburg		First game against a reigning South American champion
126	0-0	06/11/1997	Sweden	Zeist
127	1: 1	08/15/1997	Australia	Stede Broec (place Grootebroek)		First game against Australia First game against a reigning Oceania champion
128	2: 1	08/27/1997	Switzerland	Apeldoorn		First game by Daphne Koster
129	3-0	09/16/1997	Belgium	Zeist
130	1: 6	10/01/1997	Norway *	Oslo ( NOR )	World Cup qualification	First game against a reigning world champion
131	0: 1	10/30/1997	England	London ( ENG )	World Cup qualification
132	1-0	12/13/1997	Germany	Almelo	World Cup qualification
133	2: 1	03/15/1998	Portugal	Vila Real de Santo Antonio ( PRT )	Algarve Cup
134	0: 6	03/17/1998	Denmark	Silves ( PRT )	Algarve Cup
135	0: 1	03/19/1998	Sweden	Montechoro ( PRT )	Algarve Cup
136	2: 3	03/21/1998	People's Republic of China	Lagoa ( PRT )	Algarve Cup game for 5th place
137	1: 2	04/02/1998	Germany	Rheine ( DEU )	World Cup qualification
138	0-0	04/18/1998	Norway *	Sittard	World Cup qualification
139	2: 1	05/23/1998	England	Waalwijk	World Cup qualification
140	1-0	December 16, 1998	Scotland	Zeist
141	0: 1	04/04/1999	People's Republic of China	Bennekom
142	0-0	04/09/1999	France	Oss
143	1-0	04/11/1999	France	Wijchen
144	1: 1	04/21/1999	Nigeria	Heemskerk
145	0: 5	05/13/1999	United States	Milwaukee ( USA )
146	0: 3	05/16/1999	United States	Chicago ( USA )
147	0-0	05/26/1999	Norway *	Raufoss ( NOR )
148	0: 2	06/03/1999	Germany	Rheinbach ( DEU )
149	1-0	08/25/1999	Switzerland	Therwil ( CHE )
150	0-0	09/15/1999	Denmark	Harkema
151	1: 1	10/30/1999	France	Eindhoven	European Championship qualification
152	1: 1	12/12/1999	Spain	Cordoba ( ESP )	European Championship qualification	First game against Spain

2000 to 2009

No.	Result	date	opponent	venue	occasion	comment
153	2-0	02/01/2000	South Africa	Johannesburg ( RSA )		First game against South Africa
154	0-0	02/23/2000	Italy	Sorrento ( ITA )
155	2-0	March 16, 2000	Germany	Arnhem
156	1: 2	04/01/2000	Spain	Almelo	European Championship qualification
157	1: 2	04/15/2000	France	Castanet-Tolosan ( FRA )	European Championship qualification
158	1: 1	04/29/2000	Sweden	Varberg ( SWE )	European Championship qualification
159	0: 3	05/17/2000	Sweden	Rotterdam	European Championship qualification
160	3: 2	08/11/2000	Scotland	Hilversum
161	0: 1	08/23/2000	Belgium	Tielen ( BEL )
162	3: 1	September 18, 2000	Scotland	Veenendaal
163	6: 2	09/20/2000	Belarus	Veenendaal		First game against Belarus
164	3: 2	04/10/2000	Belgium	Really
165	3-0	10/14/2000	Hungary	Bük ( HUN )		First game against Hungary Dyanne Bito's first game
166	2-0	11/18/2000	Hungary	Almelo
	5: 1	03/06/2001	Belgium	Etten-Leur		The game is featured by the Belgian and Dutch associations and on the RSSSF list.
167	4-0	03/20/2001	Belgium	Kontich ( BEL )
168	1: 1	04/09/2001	Denmark	Elst
169	0: 3	04/11/2001	Denmark	Hoogeveen
	4-0	05/08/2001	Scotland	Livingston ( SCO )		The game is listed by the Dutch Federation and on the RSSSF list.
170	2-0	05/10/2001	Scotland	Livingston ( SCO )
171	2: 1	08/13/2001	Finland	De Goorn
172	0: 2	08/15/2001	Finland	De Goorn
173	1: 3	09/26/2001	France	Hoogeveen
	5: 2	10/09/2001	Belgium	Kontich ( BEL )		The game is featured by the Belgian and Dutch associations and on the RSSSF list.
174	0-0	04/11/2001	England	Grimsby ( ENG )	World Cup qualification
175	0: 3	11/17/2001	Germany	Enschede	World Cup qualification
176	1: 2	12/08/2001	Portugal	Tábua ( PRT )	World Cup qualification
177	0: 2	02/13/2002	Italy	Ostia ( ITA )
178	1: 4	03/23/2002	England	The hague	World Cup qualification
179	0: 6	04/18/2002	Germany	Aschaffenburg ( DEU )	World Cup qualification	100th game by Marleen Wissink
180	4: 1	05/19/2002	Portugal	Gemert	World Cup qualification
181	0: 2	10/16/2002	Switzerland	Heerhugowaard
182	4-0	11/27/2002	Belgium	Ridderkerk
183	0-0	12/15/2002	Scotland	Lagos ( PRT )
184	2: 1	12/17/2002	Portugal	Lagos ( PRT )
185	1: 2	02/25/2003	France	Albi ( FRA )
186	0: 1	03/26/2003	Spain	Zwolle	European Championship qualification
187	0: 5	04/16/2003	Italy	Hoofddorp
188	0: 2	05/15/2003	Norway	Mandal ( NOR )	European Championship qualification
189	0-0	06/10/2003	Nigeria	Amsterdam
190	2-0	10/01/2003	Scotland	Livingston ( SCO )
191	0: 3	10/18/2003	Denmark	Odense ( DNK )	European Championship qualification
192	3-0	11/22/2003	Belgium	Eindhoven	European Championship qualification
193	1: 2	02/17/2004	Italy	Viareggio ( ITA )
194	6-0	03/10/2004	Ireland	Suffer
195	0-0	03/21/2004	Spain	La Roda ( ESP )	European Championship qualification
196	3-0	04/25/2004	Belgium	Lions ( BEL )
197	0: 2	05/22/2004	Norway	Wezep	European Championship qualification
198	0: 2	08/06/2004	Japan	Zeist		First game against Japan
199	1: 2	09/18/2004	England	Heerhugowaard
200	0: 1	09/22/2004	England	Tuitjenhoorn
201	1: 5	09/29/2004	Denmark	Katwijk	European Championship qualification
202	0-0	10/14/2004	Germany *	Berlin ( DEU )		First game under Vera Pauw
203	0-0	02/17/2005	Spain	Las Palmas de Gran Canaria ( ESP )	Torneo Internacional Gran Canaria 2005 (Spain) (Women)
204	0: 1	02/18/2005	Finland	Las Palmas de Gran Canaria ( ESP )	Torneo Internacional Gran Canaria 2005 (Spain) (Women)
205	0-0	04/13/2005	France	Sochaux ( FRA )
206	1: 1	04/19/2005	Canada	Apeldoorn
207	0: 2	05/03/2005	Sweden	Trelleborg ( SWE )
208	0: 4	08/20/2005	Finland	Oulu ( FIN )
209	0: 2	09/07/2005	Italy	Zwolle		100th game by Annemieke Kiesel
210	1-0	09/24/2005	France	Angers ( FRA )	World Cup qualification
211	6-0	10/12/2005	Switzerland	Zwolle
212	1-0	October 29, 2005	Austria	Kapfenberg ( AUT )	World Cup qualification
213	0: 1	11/17/2005	England	Zwolle	World Cup qualification
214	1-0	02/05/2006	Finland	Maspalomas ( ESP )
215	0-0	02/08/2006	Finland	Maspalomas ( ESP )
216	0-0	02/23/2006	People's Republic of China	Almere
217	0: 1	03/01/2006	Canada	Vancouver ( CAN )
218	1: 3	03/04/2006	Canada	Victoria ( CAN )
219	5-0	03/25/2006	Hungary	Andráshida ( HUN )	World Cup qualification
220	2: 1	04/12/2006	Iceland	Zwolle
221	0: 2	05/13/2006	France	Zwolle	World Cup qualification
222	0: 4	08/31/2006	England	London ( ENG )	World Cup qualification
223	4-0	09/20/2006	Austria	Zwolle	World Cup qualification
224	4-0	09/24/2006	Hungary	Zwolle	World Cup qualification
225	0: 1	October 29, 2006	Australia	Gimhae ( KOR )	Peace Queen Cup 2006
226	0: 1	10/31/2006	Denmark	Cheonan ( KOR )	Peace Queen Cup 2006
227	0: 2	11/02/2006	United States	Suwon ( KOR )	Peace Queen Cup 2006	141st and last game by Marleen Wissink
228	5-0	11/22/2006	Russia	Almere
229	2-0	02/21/2007	Italy	Almere
230	1-0	03/14/2007	England	Swindon ( ENG )
231	1: 5	04/12/2007	Germany *	Bochum ( DEU )	European Championship qualification
232	2: 2	05/09/2007	Switzerland	Train ( CHE )	European Championship qualification
233	0-0	07/29/2007	North Korea	Volendam		First game against North Korea
234	2: 1	08/26/2007	Wales	Volendam	European Championship qualification
235	1: 4	10/01/2007	France	Almere
236	0: 1	11/01/2007	Germany *	Volendam	European Championship qualification
237	1: 1	01/27/2008	Ireland	Dublin ( IRl )
238	1-0	02/20/2008	Wales	Newport ( WAL )	European Championship qualification
239	1: 3	05.03.2008	Japan	Larnaca ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup
240	1-0	03/07/2008	Scotland	Paralimni ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup	In addition, there was a game against the US U-20 team on March 10, which was lost 2-0.
241	1: 2	03/12/2008	Japan	Nicosia ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup game for 3rd place
242	2: 2	04/23/2008	Belgium	Maasmechelen ( BEL )	European Championship qualification
243	2: 2	05/04/2008	People's Republic of China	Emmen
244	1: 1	05/07/2008	People's Republic of China	Emmen
245	2: 1	08/10/2008	South Africa	Pretoria ( RSA )
246	1: 1	08/30/2008	Switzerland	The hague	European Championship qualification
247	3-0	09/27/2008	Belgium	Volendam	European Championship qualification
248	2-0	10/25/2008	Spain	Madrid ( ESP )	European Championship qualification
249	2-0	10/30/2008	Spain	Volendam	European Championship qualification	The Dutch women qualify for the European Championship finals for the first time
250	2-0	12/14/2008	France	Compiègne ( FRA )
251	2: 1	05.03.2009	Russia	Nicosia ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup
252	1: 2	07.03.2009	Canada	Larnaca ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup
253	0: 2	03/10/2009	New Zealand	Paralimni ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup
254	5-0	03/12/2009	South Africa	Nicosia ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup game for 5th place
255	1: 1	04/25/2009	Iceland	Kópavogur ( ISL )
256	5-0	07/11/2009	Switzerland	Amsterdam
257	3: 2	07/13/2009	South Africa	Amsterdam
258	2: 4	07/15/2009	People's Republic of China	Amsterdam
259	0: 6	July 25, 2009	Germany *	Sinsheim ( DEU )
260	2-0	08/08/2009	Poland	Tilburg		First game against Poland
261	0: 1	08/13/2009	Russia	Moscow ( RUS )
262	2-0	08/23/2009	Ukraine	Turku ( FIN )	EM group game	First game against Ukraine
263	1: 2	08/26/2009	Finland	Helsinki ( FIN )	EM group game
264	2: 1	08/29/2009	Denmark	Lahti ( FIN )	EM group game
265	0: 0 a.d., 5: 4 in E.	09/03/2009	France	Tampere ( FIN )	EM quarter-finals
266	1: 2 a.d.	09/06/2009	England	Tampere ( FIN )	EM semifinals
267	0: 3	October 24, 2009	Norway	Bekkestua ( NOR )	World Cup qualification
268	13: 1	October 29, 2009	North Macedonia	Zwolle	World Cup qualification	One of the two biggest wins in the Netherlands. First game against Macedonia
269	1: 1	11/21/2009	Belarus	The hague	World Cup qualification

2010 to 2019

No.	Result	date	opponent	venue	occasion	comment
270	4: 1	02/24/2010	Scotland	Nicosia ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup
271	1: 1	02/26/2010	New Zealand	Larnaca ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup
273	4-0	03/03/2010	Switzerland	Nicosia ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup game for 3rd place
274	2-0	03/27/2010	Slovakia	Almelo	World Cup qualification	First game against Slovakia . Daphne Koster's 100th international match
275	1-0	04/01/2010	Slovakia	Senec ( SVK )	World Cup qualification	Last game under Vera Pauw
276	7-0	04/22/2010	Macedonia	Kumanovo ( MKD )	World Cup qualification
277	2-0	06/06/2010	Belgium	Loenhout ( BEL )		100th game by Dyanne Bito
278	4: 1	06/13/2010	Belgium	Zwolle
279	2: 2	06/19/2010	Norway	Zwolle	World Cup qualification
280	2-0	08/15/2010	Ireland	Velsen
281	4-0	08/21/2010	Belarus	Maladsetschna ( BLR )	World Cup qualification
282	0: 5	December 09, 2010	Canada	Sao Paulo ( BRA )	Torneio Internacional Cidade de São Paulo 2010
283	2: 3	12/12/2010	Brazil	Sao Paulo ( BRA )	Torneio Internacional Cidade de São Paulo 2010
284	3: 1	December 15, 2010	Mexico	Sao Paulo ( BRA )	Torneio Internacional Cidade de São Paulo 2010	First game against Mexico
285	2: 1	December 19, 2010	Mexico	Sao Paulo ( BRA )	Torneio Internacional Cidade de São Paulo 2010 Match for 3rd place
286	4: 1	03/02/2011	New Zealand	Nicosia ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup
287	2: 1	03/04/2011	France	Larnaca ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup
288	6-0	07.03.2011	Switzerland	Larnaca ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup
289	1: 2	03/09/2011	Canada	Paralimni ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup Final
290	6: 2	04/03/2011	Scotland	Volendam
291	1: 1	05/18/2011	North Korea	Venlo		155th and last game by Annemieke Kiesel
292	0: 2	05/28/2011	Canada	Rome ( ITA )
293	0: 5	06/07/2011	Germany *	Aachen ( DEU )
294	1: 1	08/22/2011	People's Republic of China	Hohhot ( CHN )
295	1-0	08/24/2011	People's Republic of China	Hohhot ( CHN )
296	6-0	09/21/2011	Serbia	Velsen	European Championship qualification	First game against Serbia
297	3-0	10/22/2011	Croatia	Vrbovec ( HRV )	European Championship qualification	First game against Croatia
298	0-0	October 27, 2011	England	Zwolle	European Championship qualification
299	2-0	11/19/2011	Slovenia	Ivančna Gorica ( SVN )	European Championship qualification	First game against Slovenia
300	2-0	11/24/2011	Croatia	The hague	European Championship qualification
301	1: 2	02/15/2012	France	Nîmes ( FRA )
302	2: 1	02/28/2012	Italy	Larnaca ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup
303	1: 2	03/01/2012	Scotland	Nicosia ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup
304	0: 1	03/04/2012	Canada	Nicosia ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup
305	2: 2, 4: 2 i. E.	03/06/2012	New Zealand	Achna ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup
306	3: 1	04/05/2012	Slovenia	Venlo	European Championship qualification
307	2-0	06/05/2012	North Korea	Hoenderloo
308	0: 1	06/17/2012	England	Salford ( ENG )	European Championship qualification
309	4-0	06/20/2012	Serbia	Jakovo ( SRB )	European Championship qualification	The Dutch women qualify as the best runner-up in the group for the second time for the European Championship finals
310	1: 2	09/15/2012	Sweden	Gothenburg ( SWE )
311	1: 1	October 24, 2012	France	Eindhoven
312	2-0	11/25/2012	Wales	Velsen		100th international match by Sylvia Smit
313	3: 2	02/09/2013	Belgium	Waregem ( BEL )
314	1: 1	03/06/2013	Finland	Larnaca ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup
315	1: 1	03/08/2013	Switzerland	Nicosia ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup
316	0: 1	03/11/2013	Canada	Nicosia ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup
317	0: 1	03/13/2013	Scotland	Nicosia ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup game for 5th place
318	1-0	04/05/2013	Denmark	Silkeborg ( DNK )
319	1: 3	04/09/2013	United States	The hague
320	3: 1	06/29/2013	Australia	Velsen
321	3-0	07/03/2013	Northern Ireland	Velsen
322	0-0	07/11/2013	Germany	Växjö ( SWE )	EM group game
323	0: 1	07/14/2013	Norway	Squid ( SWE )	EM group game	100th international match by Manon Melis
324	0: 1	07/17/2013	Iceland	Växjö ( SWE )	EM group game	The Dutch women drop out as the bottom of the group
325	4-0	09/26/2013	Albania	Tirana ( ALB )	World Cup qualification	First game against Albania, biggest defeat for Albania until October 26, 2013
326	7-0	10/26/2013	Portugal	Maia ( PRT )	World Cup qualification
327	1: 2	10/30/2013	Norway	Volendam	World Cup qualification
328	7-0	11/23/2013	Greece	Rotterdam	World Cup qualification
329	1: 1	02/12/2014	Belgium	Zwolle	World Cup qualification
330	2: 2	05.03.2014	Australia	Larnaca ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup
331	3: 4	07.03.2014	Scotland	Nicosia ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup
332	0: 3	03/10/2014	France	Nicosia ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup
333	4: 1	03/12/2014	Switzerland	Larnaca ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup game for 9th place
334	6-0	04/05/2014	Greece	Heraklion ( GRC )	World Cup qualification
335	10: 1	04/10/2014	Albania	Helmond	World Cup qualification	Biggest loss for Albania until September 13, 2014
336	2-0	05/08/2014	Belgium	Lions ( BEL )	World Cup qualification
337	0-0	08/20/2014	Brazil	Nijmegen
338	3: 2	09/13/2014	Portugal	Venlo	World Cup qualification
339	2-0	09/17/2014	Norway	Nadderud ( NOR )	World Cup qualification	The Dutch women reach the playoff games of the best runners-up in the group
340	2: 1	10/25/2014	Scotland	Edinburgh ( SCO )	World Cup qualification playoff semifinals
341	2-0	10/30/2014	Scotland	Rotterdam	World Cup qualification playoff semifinals
342	1: 1	11/22/2014	Italy	The hague	World Cup qualification playoff final
343	2: 1	11/27/2014	Italy	Verona ( ITA )	World Cup qualification playoff final	The Dutch are qualifying for the World Cup finals for the first time, Vivianne Miedema is the top scorer in the qualification with 16 goals.
344	7-0	02/07/2015	Thailand	Almelo		First game counted by the KNVB against Thailand, first game of Thailand in Europe, 100th international game by Sherida Spitse
345	0: 1	03/04/2015	Australia	Larnaca ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup 2015	100th international match by Loes Geurts
346	0-0	03/06/2015	Finland	Nicosia ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup 2015
347	1: 1	03/09/2015	England	Nicosia ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup 2015
348	1: 3	03/11/2015	Scotland	Larnaca ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup 2015 game for 7th place
349	1: 2	04/04/2015	Iceland	Kópavogur ( ISL )
350	3: 2	04/08/2015	Norway	Strømmen ( NOR )
351	7-0	05/20/2015	Estonia	Rotterdam		First game against Estonia, 146th and last international game by Dyanne Bito
352	1: 2	05/30/2015	Sweden	Toronto ( CAN )
353	1-0	06/06/2015	New Zealand	Edmonton ( CAN )	World Cup preliminary round	First World Cup game and first World Cup victory for the Dutch, first victory of a World Cup newcomer in the first World Cup game against a team with World Cup experience
354	0: 1	06/11/2015	People's Republic of China	Edmonton ( CAN )	World Cup preliminary round
355	1: 1	06/15/2015	Canada	Montreal ( CAN )	World Cup preliminary round
356	1: 2	06/23/2015	Japan *	Vancouver ( CAN )	World Cup round of 16	Last international match under Roger Reijners
357	8-0	09/17/2015	Belarus	Doetinchem		100th international match by Petra Hogewoning International match under interim bond coach Sarina Wiegman
358	2: 1	23/10/2015	France	Paris ( FRA )		First international match under Arjan van der Laan
		10/27/2015	Poland	Jelenia Góra ( POL )		Aborted at 0: 1 due to power failure.
359	3: 1	11/29/2015	Japan	Volendam		First win against Japan
360	2-0	01/22/2016	Denmark	Belek ( TUR )
361	2: 1	01/26/2016	Denmark	Belek ( TUR )
362	4: 3	02.03.2016	Switzerland	The hague	Olympic qualification	300th game against a European team
363	1: 4	05.03.2016	Norway	Rotterdam	Olympic qualification
364	1: 1	03/09/2016	Sweden	Rotterdam	Olympic qualification	136th and last international match for record goalscorer Manon Melis .
365	2-0	04/07/2016	New Zealand	Velsen
366	1: 2	04/10/2016	Canada	Eindhoven
367	1-0	06/04/2016	South Africa	Waalwijk		In camera
368	2-0	06/07/2016	South Africa	Waalwijk
369	1: 3	09/18/2016	USA *	Atlanta ( USA )
370	7-0	10/20/2010	Scotland	Livingston ( SCO )
371	2: 4	10/25/2016	Germany	Aalen ( DEU )
372	2: 3	11/24/2016	Belgium	Oud-Heverlee ( BEL )
373	0: 1	11/29/2016	England	Tilburg		Last game under Arjan van der Laan
374	7: 1	01/20/2017	Romania	San Pedro del Pinatar ( ESP )		First game under Sarina Glotzbach-Wiegman
375	4-0	01/24/2017	Russia	San Pedro del Pinatar ( ESP )
376	1-0	03/01/2017	People's Republic of China	Lagos ( PRT )	Algarve Cup 2017
377	2: 3	03.03.2017	Australia	Vila Real de Santo Antonio ( PRT )	Algarve Cup 2017
378	1-0	03/06/2017	Sweden	Albufeira ( PRT )	Algarve Cup 2017
379	3: 2	03/08/2017	Japan	Faro-Loulé ( PRT )	Algarve Cup game for 5th place
380	1: 2	04/07/2017	France	Utrecht		First game in Utrecht
381	4-0	04/11/2017	Iceland	Doetinchem
382	0: 1	06/09/2017	Japan	Breda
383	3-0	06/13/2017	Austria	Deventer
384	5-0	07/08/2017	Wales	Rotterdam
385	1-0	07/16/2017	Norway	Utrecht	EM opening game
386	1-0	07/20/2017	Denmark	Rotterdam	EM group game
387	2: 1	07/24/2017	Belgium	Tilburg	EM group game
388	2-0	07/29/2017	Sweden	Doetinchem	EM quarter-finals
389	3-0	08/03/2017	England	Enschede	EM semifinals
390	4: 2	08/06/2017	Denmark	Enschede	EM final	First title for the Dutch women The Dutch women win 8 games in a row for the first time
391	2-0	October 19, 2017	Austria	St. Pölten ( AUT )		200th friendly match
392	1-0	October 24, 2017	Norway	Groningen	World Cup qualification
393	5-0	11/24/2017	Slovakia	Senec ( SVK )	World Cup qualification
394	0-0	11/28/2017	Ireland	Nijmegen	World Cup qualification
395	0: 2	January 20, 2018	Spain	San Pedro del Pinatar ( ESP )
396	6: 2	02/28/2018	Japan	Parchal ( PRT )	Algarve Cup 2018
397	3: 2	02.03.2018	Denmark	Vila Real de Santo Antonio ( PRT )	Algarve Cup 2018
398	0-0	05.03.2018	Iceland	Parchal ( PRT )	Algarve Cup 2018
	canceled	07.03.2018	Sweden	Parchal ( PRT )	Algarve Cup Final	The title was awarded to both teams
399	7-0	04/06/2018	Northern Ireland	Eindhoven	World Cup qualification	50th international goal by Vivianne Miedema
400	2-0	04/10/2018	Ireland	Dublin ( IRL )	World Cup qualification
401	5-0	06/08/2018	Northern Ireland	Portadown ( NIR )	World Cup qualification
402	1-0	06/12/2018	Slovakia	Heerenveen	World Cup qualification
403	1: 2	04.09.2018	Norway	Oslo ( NOR )	World Cup qualification	The team missed the direct qualification for the World Cup, but is qualified for the playoffs of the group runners-up.
404	2-0	05.10.2018	Denmark	Breda	World Cup qualification playoff semifinals
405	2: 1	09.10.2018	Denmark	Viborg ( DNK )	World Cup qualification playoff semifinals
406	3-0	11/09/2018	Switzerland	Utrecht	World Cup qualification playoff final
407	1: 1	11/13/2018	Switzerland	Schaffhausen ( CHE )	World Cup qualification playoff final	The Netherlands qualify for the second time for the World Cup finals
408	2: 1	01/19/2019	South Africa	Cape Town ( ZAF )		With her 156th international match, Sherida Spitse is the Dutch record player.
409	0: 2	02/27/2019	Spain	Parchal ( PRT )	Algarve Cup 2019
410	0: 1	04.03.2019	Poland	Parchal ( PRT )	Algarve Cup 2019
411	1: 1, 4: 2 i. E.	03/06/2019	People's Republic of China	Albufeira ( PRT )	Algarve Cup 2019 game for 11th place	100th international match by Lieke Martens
412	2-0	04/05/2019	Mexico	Arnhem
413	7-0	04/09/2019	Chile	Alkmaar		First game against Chile, first win against a South American team
414	3-0	06/01/2019	Australia	Eindhoven
415	1-0	06/11/2019	New Zealand	Le Havre ( FRA )	World Cup preliminary round
416	3: 1	June 15, 2019	Cameroon	Valenciennes ( FRA )	World Cup preliminary round	First game against Cameroon, Vivianne Miedema replaces Manon Melis as the record scorer with her 59th and 60th international goals .
417	2: 1	06/20/2019	Canada	Reims ( FRA )	World Cup preliminary round
418	2: 1	06/25/2019	Japan	Rennes ( FRA )	World Cup round of 16
419	2-0	06/29/2019	Italy	Valenciennes ( FRA )	World Cup quarter-finals
420	1: 0 a.d.	07/03/2019	Sweden	Lyon ( FRA )	World Cup semi-finals
421	0: 2	07/07/2019	USA *	Lyon ( FRA )	World Cup final
422	7-0	08/30/2019	Estonia	Tallinn ( EST )	European Championship qualification
423	3-0	09/03/2019	Turkey	Heerenveen	European Championship qualification	First game against Turkey
424	4: 2	04/10/2019	Slovenia	Murska Sobota ( SVN )	European Championship qualification
425	2-0	08/10/2019	Russia	Eindhoven	European Championship qualification	100th international match by Daniëlle van de Donk
426	8-0	11/08/2019	Turkey	Izmir ( TUR )	European Championship qualification
427	4: 1	11/12/2019	Slovenia	Arnhem	European Championship qualification

From 2020

No.	Result	date	opponent	venue	occasion	comment
428	0-0	March 4th, 2020	Brazil	Valenciennes ( FRA )	Tournoi de France
429	0-0	07.03.2020	Canada	Calais ( FRA )	Tournoi de France
430	3: 3	03/10/2020	France	Valenciennes ( FRA )	Tournoi de France
		called off	Belgium	Breda
		called off	Norway	Doetinchem
		September 18, 2020	Russia	Moscow ( RUS )	European Championship qualification
		23/10/2020	Estonia	Groningen	European Championship qualification
		October 27, 2020	Kosovo	Pristina ( KVX )	European Championship qualification	First game against Kosovo
		December 01, 2020	Kosovo		European Championship qualification
		xx.07.2021	NN	( JPN )	Olympic games
		xx.07.2021	NN	( JPN )	Olympic games
		xx.07.2021	NN	( JPN )	Olympic games

statistics

All games listed by FIFA and the KNVB were taken into account for the statistics.

The games decided by a penalty shoot-out count as a tie in the following. The goals scored in the penalty shoot-out are not taken into account for the goal difference.

Games that were decided in extra time are scored according to their result.

opponent

Continental Association	number	Victories	draw	Defeats	Goal difference	Goal difference
CAF (Africa)	013	010	003	000	0033: 010	+ 0023
AFC (Asia)	033	011	008th	014th	0050: 042	+ 0008
OFC (Oceania)	0098	004th	003	002	0012: 009	+ 0003
UEFA (Europe)	346	175	065	106	0632: 385	+ 0247
CONCACAF (North and Central America)	026th	006th	004th	016	0025: 053	- 0028
CONMEBOL (South America)	006th	001	002	003	0015: 009	+ 0006
Israel	001	001	000	000	0012: 000	+ 0012
total	434	208	085	141	0775: 506	+269

Occasions

occasion	number	Victories	draw	Defeats	Goal difference	Goal difference
Friendly matches	205	103	039	063	0377: 0242	+ 0135
European Championship qualifiers	071	032	017th	022nd	0126: 0070	+ 0056
World Cup qualifiers	054	033	008th	013	0136: 0053	+ 0083
World championship games	011	007th	001	003	0014: 0009	+ 0005
European championship games	014th	008th	002	004th	0019: 0010	+ 0009
Algarve Cup	022nd	009	003	010	0026: 0034	- 0008
Cyprus Cup	030th	010	008th	012	0051: 0039	+ 0012
Other tournaments (and qualifications for them)	024	005	006th	013	0020: 0041	- 0021
Olympic qualification	003	001	001	001	0006: 0008
total	434	208	085	141	0775: 506	+269

International match records

So far, the Dutch team has not yet won a game against a reigning world champion, but achieved three draws in eight games.

country	Sp.	S.	U	N	Goal difference	Important encounters
Albania	002	001	00	000	014: 001	World Cup qualification 2015
Australia	007th	002	02	003	011: 009
Belgium	029	021st	04th	004th	080: 026	European Championship preliminary round 2017, qualification 1983, 2005, 2009; World Cup qualification 2015
Brazil	005	000	02	003	004: 007
Chile	001	001	00	000	007: 000
People's Republic of China	013	002	05	006th	011: 016
Denmark	025th	010	05	010	025: 037	European Championship finals 2017, preliminary round 2009, 2017; European Championship qualification 1983, 1991, 2005; World Cup qualification 2019 playoff semifinals
Germany	019th	002	05	012	013: 047	European Championship preliminary round 2013; European Championship qualification 1983, 2009; World Cup qualification 1999, 2003
Ivory Coast	001	001	00	000	003: 001
England	020th	004th	04th	012	014: 026	EM semi-finals 2009,2017; European Championship qualification 2013; World Cup qualification 1999, 2003, 2007
Estonia	002	002	00	000	014: 000	European Championship qualification 2021
Finland	012	003	03	006th	007: 017	European Championship preliminary round 2009
France	030th	011	07th	012	034: 042	EM quarter-finals 2009; World Cup qualification 2007; European Championship qualification 1997, 2001
Greece	006th	006th	00	000	024: 000	European Championship qualification 1993, 1995; World Cup qualification 2015
Ireland	009	006th	03	000	016: 001	European Championship qualification 1989: European Championship / World Cup qualification 1991, World Cup qualification 2019
Iceland	010	002	02	006th	009: 012	European Championship preliminary round 2013, European Championship / World Cup qualification 1995; European Championship qualification 1997
Israel	001	001	00	000	012: 000
Italy	016	004th	05	007th	015: 025	World Cup qualification 2015 playoff, quarter-finals 2019
Japan	009	004th	00	005	017: 016	World Cup round of 16 2015, 2019
Cameroon	001	001	00	000	003: 001	World Cup preliminary round 2019
Canada	014th	001	04th	009	009: 023	World Cup preliminary round 2015, 2019
Croatia	002	002	00	000	005: 000	European Championship qualification 2013
Mexico	003	003	00	000	007: 002
New Zealand	008th	004th	02	002	011: 008	World Cup preliminary round 2015, 2019
Nigeria	005	002	03	000	012: 005
Northern Ireland	005	005	00	000	030: 000	European Championship qualification 1991; World Cup qualification 2019
North Korea	003	001	02	000	003: 001
North Macedonia	002	002	00	000	020: 001	World Cup qualification 2011
Norway	026th	006th	06th	014th	018: 045	EM preliminary round 2013, 2017; European Championship qualification 1989 (quarter-finals), 1993 (quarter-finals), 2005; World Cup qualification 1999, 2011, 2015, 2019; Olympic qualification 2016
Austria	005	004th	01	000	011: 001	World Cup qualification 2007
Poland	002	001	00	001	002: 001
Portugal	007th	006th	00	001	020: 007	World Cup qualification 2003, 2015
Romania	003	001	02	000	008: 002	European Championship qualification 1993
Russia	009	007th	01	001	021: 004	European Championship qualification 1997, 2021
Scotland	018th	013	01	004th	046: 017	European Championship qualification 1987 (retrospectively removed from the rating), World Cup qualification 2015 playoff semi-finals
Sweden	022nd	007th	05	010	017: 034	European Championship quarter-finals 2017, qualification 1989, 2001; Olympic qualification 2016; World Cup semi-finals 2019
Switzerland	025th	016	06th	003	065: 023	European Championship qualification 2009 (playoff); Olympic qualification 2016; World Cup qualification 2019 (playoff final)
Serbia	002	002	00	000	010: 000	European Championship qualification 2013
Slovakia	004th	004th	00	000	009: 000	World Cup qualification 2011, 2019
Slovenia	004th	004th	00	000	013: 004	European Championship qualification 2013, 2021
Soviet Union	002	002	00	000	002: 000
Spain	010	003	03	004th	008: 008	European Championship qualification 2001, 2005, 2009
South Africa	006th	006th	00	000	015: 004
Thailand	002	002	00	000	009: 001
Czech Republic	002	002	00	000	003: 001
Turkey	002	002	00	000	011: 000	European Championship qualification 2021
Ukraine	001	001	00	000	002: 000	European Championship preliminary round 2009
Hungary	004th	004th	00	000	014: 000	World Cup qualification 2007
United States	009	002	00	007th	009: 028	World Cup final 2019
Wales	005	005	00	000	012: 001	European Championship qualification 2009
Belarus	004th	003	01	000	019: 003	World Cup qualification 2011
total	434	208	085	141	0775: 506	+269
↑ Teams in italics are no longer active.

Venues

occasion	number	Victories	draw	Defeats	Goal difference (without goals in penalty shootouts)
Home games	177	101	35	41	378: 165
Play in a neutral place	096	36	19th	41	124: 125
Away games	160	70	31	59	271: 214
↑ Incl. of the games at the European Championship 2017 ↑ Won 3 games on penalties and lost 1 game ↑ Incl. the games against the host at the European Championship 2009 and the World Championship 2015 as well as other tournaments

Game cities

Zwolle Arnhem Volendam Eindhoven The hague Zeist Almelo Waalwijk Tilburg Almere Amsterdam Velsen Hoogeveen Rotterdam Enschede Doetinchem Groningen Breda Utrecht

Venues with more than 2 games, blue = venues for the 2017 European Championship

Budel Oosterhout Valkenswaard Veenendaal Vianen Zaandam Apeldoorn Koog aan de Zaan Venlo De Goorn Emmen Denekamp Heerhugowaard Helmond Nijmegen Heerenveen

Venues with 2 games

Venue (games in the Netherlands only)

city	Games	Victories	draw	Defeats	First game	Last game
Zwolle	13	6th	3	4th	2003	2014
Eindhoven	9	5	3	1	1979	2019
Rotterdam	9	5	1	3	1994	2017
Volendam	8th	5	1	2	2007	2015
The hague	8th	3	3	2	1990	2016
Velsen	6th	6th	0	0	2010	2016
Almelo	5	4th	0	1	1997	2015
Waalwijk	6th	4th	2	0	1974	2016
Zeist	5	2	1	2	1979	2004
Almere	4th	2	1	1	2006	2007
Amsterdam	4th	2	1	1	2003	2009
Tilburg	4th	2	0	2	1997	2017
Arnhem	3	3	0	0	2000	2019
Doetinchem	3	3	0	0	2015	2017
Venlo	3	2	1	0	2011	2014
Breda	3	2	0	1	1975	2018
Enschede	3	2	0	1	2001	2017
Groningen	3	2	0	1	1974	2017
Utrecht	3	2	0	1	2017	2018
Hoogeveen ( Bentinckspark )	3	1	0	2	1986	2001
Budel	2	2	0	0	1994	1996
Heerenveen	2	2	0	0	2018	2019
Helmond	2	2	0	0	1996	2014
Oosterhout	2	2	0	0	1983	1986
Valkenswaard	2	2	0	0	1988	1992
Veenendaal	2	2	0	0	2000	2000
Vianen	2	2	0	0	1987	1991
Zaandam	2	2	0	0	1977	1992
Apeldoorn	2	1	1	0	1997	2005
Koog aan de Zaan	2	1	1	0	1989	1995
De Goorn	2	1	0	1	2001	2001
Emmen	2	0	2	0	2008	2008
Nijmegen	2	0	2	0	2014	2017
Denekamp	2	0	1	1	1989	1990
Heerhugowaard	2	0	0	2	2002	2004
Alkmaar	1	1	0	0	2019	2019
Alphen aan den Rijn	1	1	0	0	1992	1992
Delft	1	1	0	0	1988	1988
Deventer	1	1	0	0	2017	2017
Really	1	1	0	0	2000	2000
Etten-Leur	1	1	0	0	2001	2001
Gemert	1	1	0	0	2002	2002
Hilversum	1	1	0	0	2000	2000
Hoenderloo	1	1	0	0	2012	2012
Kaatsheuvel (in Loon op Zand )	1	1	0	0	1990	1990
Leeuwarden	1	1	0	0	1985	1985
Suffer	1	1	0	0	2004	2004
Nuth	1	1	0	0	1987	1987
Ridderkerk	1	1	0	0	2002	2002
Vlaardingen	1	1	0	0	1992	1992
Vlissingen	1	1	0	0	1978	1978
Wijchen	1	1	0	0	1999	1999
Wormerveer	1	1	0	0	1994	1994
Zweeloo	1	1	0	0	1981	1981
Castricum	1	0	1	0	1981	1981
Drachten	1	0	1	0	1992	1992
Drunen, village of Heusden	1	0	1	0	1985	1985
Elst	1	0	1	0	2001	2001
Grootebroek (in Stede Broec )	1	0	1	0	1997	1997
Harkema	1	0	1	0	1999	1999
Heemskerk	1	0	1	0	1999	1999
Oss	1	0	1	0	1999	1999
Roermond	1	0	1	0	1990	1990
Sittard	1	0	1	0	1998	1998
Venray	1	0	1	0	1983	1983
Bennekom	1	0	0	1	1999	1999
The ham	1	0	0	1	1996	1996
Hoofddorp	1	0	0	1	2003	2003
Hoogezand	1	0	0	1	1994	1994
Katwijk	1	0	0	1	2004	2004
Lichtenvoorde	1	0	0	1	1996	1996
Raalte	1	0	0	1	1992	1992
Rijsoord	1	0	0	1	1988	1988
ruins	1	0	0	1	1978	1978
Sassenheim	1	0	0	1	1996	1996
Tuitjenhoorn	1	0	0	1	2004	2004
Wezep	1	0	0	1	2004	2004

Web links

• RSSSF list of international matches (as of May 9, 2007)
• FIFA list (set period manually)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Mundial (Women) 1971
2. ↑ fifa.com: "Women from the very beginning" (accessed on January 31, 2013)
3. ↑ The SFV and the KNVB ^{Archived Copy ( Memento of the original from March 5, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.}  name October 26, 1974 as the game date.
4. ↑ The SFV names September 26, 1976, the KNVB ^{archived copy ( memento of the original from March 4, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.}  September 25, 1976 as the game date
5. ↑ inofficial European Women Championship 1979
6. ↑ rsssf.com
7. ↑ The game is not counted by the NFF .
8. ↑ The game is not counted by the SFV .
9. ↑ The game is counted as an international match against the Netherlands by the NZF sportingpulse.com
10. ↑ KNVB and RSSSF name March 17, 1982 Archived copy ( memento of the original from March 4, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 
11. ↑ The game is on the country playlist of Marleen Wissink, but is not listed by FIFA or the NFF. Archived copy ( memento of the original dated November 5, 2013 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 
12. ↑ KNVB and RSSSF name March 19, 1990 Archived copy ( memento of the original from September 24, 2015 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 
13. ↑ The KNVB cites March 29, 1990 as the date. Archived copy ( memento of the original from February 3, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 
14. ↑ According to the match report ( Memento of the original from November 5, 2013 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. was played in the Estadio Municipal de Lagos , a stadium in the Portuguese city of Lagos , the other two match reports for the games on the 11th and 13th name the former National Stadium as the match cities. Archived copy ( Memento of the original from November 5, 2013 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. and the Ondo State Sports Complex Archived copy ( memento of the original dated February 22, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. . There are venues with these names in Nigeria .    
15. ↑ 2nd Algarve Cup 1995 (Women's Tournament)
16. ^ Nederland 5-1 België
17. ↑ onsoranje.nl: Nederland - België 5 - 1 ( Memento of the original from October 1, 2013 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 
18. ↑ onsoranje.nl: Scottland - Netherlands 0 - 4 ( Memento of the original from October 1, 2013 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 
19. ^ België 2 - 5 Nederland
20. ↑ onsoranje.nl: België - Nederland 2 - 5 ( Memento of the original from September 30, 2013 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 
21. ↑ Torneo Internacional Gran Canaria 2005 (Spain) (Women)
22. ^ Peace Queen Cup 2006
23. ^ Torneio Internacional Cidade de São Paulo 2010
24. ↑ onsoranje.nl: "Leeuwinnen verslaan Belarus met 8-0" ( Memento of the original from 23 September 2015 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 
25. ↑ onsoranje.nl: "Manon Melis stops as international" ( Memento of the original from March 30, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 
26. ↑ fpf.pt: Troféu atribuído a Holanda e Suécia
27. ↑ onsoranje.nl: OranjeLeeuwinnen begin WK-jaar met zege in Kaapstad
28. ↑ The game was scheduled for June 5, 2020, but was canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic .
29. ↑ The game was scheduled for June 9, 2020, but was canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic .
30. ↑ The original date of April 14, 2020 has been postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic .
31. ↑ The original date of April 10, 2020 has been postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic .
32. ↑ The original date 22 Sep. 2020 was postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic .
33. ↑ Incl. 4 games against Australia since joining the AFC in 2006
34. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g} Won one game on penalties
35. ↑ Incl. a game against Australia until he moved to the AFC in 2006
36. ↑ ^{a b} Of which one game was won and lost on penalties
37. ↑ When Israel was not a member of the AFC or UEFA between 1974 and 1991 .
38. ↑ Lost one game on penalties
39. ↑ Including the game on September 4, 1968 against Luxembourg