Memphis Depay stole the show on Thursday by scoring both Dutch goals as Holland beat Peru 2-1 in a friendly billed as a farewell to record midfielder Wesley Sneijder.
The match was the 134th and final international for Sneijder, the 34-year-old former Real Madrid, Inter Milan and Ajax star. It was also an important warm-up for Holland's first UEFA Nations League match - on Sunday against World Cup champions France in Saint-Denis.
The Dutch were sloppy in the first half and Pedro Aquino outjumped Daley Blind for a corner to give Peru a 1-0 lead in the 13th minute.
Wesley Sneijder shakes hands with Ronald Koeman after coming off for the final time
Memphis Depay ensured Holland's record appearance maker Sneijder bowed out with a win
Sneijder applauds the fans in Amsterdam as he makes his way off the pitch with 134 caps
Depay equalised on the hour after Frenkie de Jong, making his international debut as a second-half substitute, won the ball and drilled a quick pass to the Olympique Lyon striker.
Sneijder was substituted immediately after the goal, hugging all his teammates as he left the pitch to cheers of 'Wesley thanks!' from the crowd at the Johan Cruyff Arena.
'It's over, it's done. My last match ... in the orange shirt,' Sneijder said. 'Everything comes to an end.'
Depay then ensured Sneijder's finale would be a win by volleying home Quincy Promes' blocked shot in the 83rd minute.
At a ceremony after the match, fans slapped their heads, mimicking Sneijder's celebration when he scored a header winner against Brazil in the World Cup quarter-final in South Africa.
Holland conceded early against Peru as Pedro Aquino rose highest to head in from a corner
Aquino (centre), who plays his club football for Leon in Mexico, wheels away in celebration
Peru's players celebrate their opening goal in the international friendly in Amsterdam
After the half-time break, Depay levelled things up for Holland as he smashed past the keeper
The former Manchester United midfielder netted twice to ensure his side beat Peru
Sneijder was making his 134th appearance for Holland, two more than Edwin van der Sar
Holland's players congratulate Sneijder (second right) as he comes off for the final time
Koeman smiles as the legendary midfielder Sneijder makes his way down to the bench
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Main photo article Memphis Depay stole the show on Thursday by scoring both Dutch goals as Holland beat Peru 2-1 in a friendly billed as a farewell to record midfielder Wesley Sneijder.
The match was the 134th and final international for Sneijder, the 34-year-old former Real Madrid, Inter Milan and Ajax star. It...
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