UPDATE 1-Soccer-Late callup Lens helps four-goal Dutch sink Hungary

* Double for Robben replacement Lens

* Dutch make it two wins from two games

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BUDAPEST, Sept 11 (Reuters) - Winger Jeremain Lens, called

into the team at the last minute after Arjen Robben injured his

groin in the warmup, struck twice to inspire Netherlands to a

4-1 rout of Hungary in World Cup Group D qualifying on Tuesday.

The Dutch, World Cup runners-up in 2010, have not lost to

Hungary since 1984 and the visitors took the lead in the second

minute when Luciano Narsingh's cross was headed in by Lens.

The home team equalised four minutes later with a penalty

from Balazs Dzsudzsak but Netherlands went back in front in the

18th minute after Bruno Martens glanced in a header from a free

kick by Wesley Sneijder.

It was the defender's first goal for his country on his

third appearance.

A poor defensive header by Akos Elek led to the third Dutch

goal, a lob from PSV Eindhoven winger Lens over keeper Adam

Bogdan.

Substitute Klaas-Jan Huntelaar then completed the scoring

with 17 minutes to go as the Dutch made it two wins from two

qualifying matches.

"I have to highlight Jeremain Lens's performance," Dutch

coach Louis van Gaal told reporters.

"He had an excellent game despite the fact he only got into

the starting XI just before the match started."

Hungary coach Sandor Egervari conceded his team were second

best throughout.

"We made far too many individual errors and our opponents

deserved the three points," he said.

"We've got to win our next two matches to stay in contention

for second place in the group."

Hungary opened their campaign with a 5-0 win in Andorra on

Friday.