England recovered from defeat in their Euro 2025 opener to crush the Netherlands and revive their hopes of qualifying for the quarter-finals.
Chelsea forward Lauren James, moved out wide following criticism of her side's midfield set-up in the loss to France, scored twice as the defending champions cruised to victory.
Her opener came after just 22 minutes, as she drilled the ball into the right corner from the edge of the box after a stunning long-range pass from goalkeeper Hannah Hampton in the build-up.
Sarina Wiegman's side were back to their slick best, defending well and winning the ball in midfield, as they coolly controlled proceedings in Zurich.
Georgia Stanway, who was disappointed with her performance against France, redeemed herself with a powerful strike to double England's lead in first-half added time and celebrated with her arms outstretched.
James capped off an entertaining display with her second on the hour mark when she pounced on the rebound from Ella Toone's saved effort, before Manchester United's Toone got on the scoresheet herself in the 67th minute.
The Lionesses were under pressure to win after falling behind in Group D - widely considered the toughest group in the tournament - and they could have added to their tally, but Alessia Russo's header was ruled out for offside in the build-up.
The Netherlands barely threatened and will have work to do to qualify when they face France in their final game on Sunday, while England will fancy themselves against the lowest-ranked nation Wales.