Memphis Depay turned in a prevailing showcase as the Netherlands played Belgium off their own contribute Brussels.
The Netherlands deservedly crushed Belgium interestingly since September 1997 on Friday, shockingly winning 4-1 in Brussels in their Nations League opener.
A 25-year hang tight for an Oranje triumph against their closest neighbors was earnestly finished by Louis van Gaal's side.
Steven Bergwijn - supposedly set for a move back to the Netherlands with Ajax - set the guests on their way, before Memphis Depay got either side of a Denzel Dumfries objective in an extraordinary presentation.
In their most memorable cutthroat match of a World Cup year, the Netherlands indicated a re-visitation of structure against tip top rivals, whose enormous names disintegrated as both Romelu Lukaku and Eden Hazard were subbed early - Michy Batshuayi's last-heave objective demonstrating meager comfort.
Imprudent protecting at either end added to an energetic experience, however Timothy Castagne's initial exertion against the point of post and crossbar was one of Belgium's couple of dangers in the main half.
The Netherlands before long assumed command - helped by Lukaku's flight with a physical issue - and Simon Mignolet was at last beaten five minutes before half-time.
Bergwijn arrowed a fine completion into the base right corner from 25 yards, albeit an Oranje punishment was struck off before half-time as a VAR survey showed Dumfries' cross had struck Castagne's face and not his raised arm.
Depay, who had been set to take that spot-kick, needed to stand by just a brief time after the restart for his objective, charging past the Belgium guard and terminating past Mignolet.
A short Belgium whirlwind was trailed by a further two Dutch objectives, as Mignolet parried Steven Berghuis' styler just to the extent that Daley Blind, who squared for Dumfries to score, then the left-back gestured down a long ball for Depay to control and lash in the fourth.
There was behind schedule a Belgium reaction, after Castagne had been denied by an offside banner and Dries Mertens pounded against the post, however Batshuayi's stoppage-opportunity strike made significant progress past the point where it is possible to take the sparkle off a dazzling Netherlands win.
What's the significance here? Dutch mastery
Belgium were in order for the initial quarter of 60 minutes, yet they before long bowed under a torrent of Netherlands assaults. The Oranje saved 70% of the belonging for the following 15 minutes and endeavored the following nine shots, scoring through Bergwijn.
Subsequent to standing by so lengthy to beat Belgium, Van Gaal's men didn't make due with the single objective, adding genuine gleam after the stretch in a milestone result.
Memphis climbing
With two additional objectives, Depay currently has 41 for his nation and definitely has his sights set on Robin van Persie's record of 50. Just Klaas Jan Huntelaar (42) remains between the pair.
Van Gaal is getting awesome out of Depay, who has now been associated with 17 Netherlands objectives since the mentor's return.
Boos for Belgium
It was little shock to hear the home group turn on Belgium, who were totally outmatched by a side positioned eight spots beneath them by FIFA.
The Red Devils were not helped by the flights of Lukaku and Hazard. The Chelsea forward went head to head with Nathan Ake and couldn't shake a thump, while his skipper followed at half-time - but with practically no undeniable injury.
What's straightaway?
Belgium should return when they face Poland on Wednesday in a similar arena, while the Netherlands are at Wales next.
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