Holland have finished on top of Group B thanks to a 2-0 victory over Chile in the 2014 FIFA World Cup.
The Dutch made it three wins from three courtesy of second-half goals from substitutes Leroy Fer and Memphis Depay which did the damage on a Chilean outfit who looked dangerous at times in Sao Paulo.
Holland scored their first goal in the 77th minute when Fer, who had replaced Wesley Sneijder moments earlier, rose above the pack to powerfully heads home Daryl Janmaat's corner.
Fer's goal came after just 91 seconds of being on the pitch which gives him the quickest goal by a sub at this World Cup.
A second goal for the Oranje came in injury-time when Depay, who scored the winner against Australia last week, slotted home at the back post with a sliding effort from Arjen Robben's unselfish cut-back.
The Bayern Munich ace produced a dazzling run through the midfield before darting out wide to slide the ball across goal for Depay to finish with ease.
Chile were not without their own chances throughout but the likes of Alexis Sanchez, Eduardo Vargas and Felipe Gutierrez were not able to break through the sturdy Dutch defence.
The victory sees Holland win the group with nine points from a possible nine - and a goal difference of plus seven - ahead of their Round of 16 meeting with the Group A runner-up in Fortaleza on June 29.
For Chile, they will take on Group A winners - who could be Brazil - in Belo Horizonte on June 28.
2014 FIFA World Cup - Group B
Netherlands: 2 (Leroy Fer 77', Memphis Depay 90+2') Chile: 0
Arena de Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo - 62,996
Yellow cards:NED - Daley Blind 64' CHI - Francisco Silva 25'
