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Goalkeeper scores twice on penalties in rare Dutch soccer feat
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Goalkeeper scores twice on penalties in rare Dutch soccer feat

Ronald Koeman Jr., the goalkeeper for Telstar, achieved a historic milestone in the Eredivisie by scoring two goals from penalties in a 2-2 draw against Cambuur. Despite playing most of the match with ten men after a player was sent off in the 22nd minute, Telstar mounted a comeback. Cambuur took an early lead with goals from Rafik El Arguioui and Nicolas Binder. Koeman converted a penalty in the 89th minute and then scored again in the 101st minute to earn a point for his team. This marks the first time a goalkeeper has scored twice in a single Eredivisie match. Koeman previously scored a crucial penalty in Telstar's final league game last season, helping them avoid a relegation playoff. He is the son of former Barcelona and Netherlands coach Ronald Koeman, who recently resigned from the Dutch national team following a defeat to Morocco.

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Goalkeeper scores twice on penalties in rare Dutch soccer feat

Ronald Koeman Jr., the goalkeeper for Telstar, achieved a historic milestone in the Eredivisie by scoring two goals from penalties in a 2-2 draw against Cambuur. Despite playing most of the match with ten men after a player was sent off in the 22nd minute, Telstar mounted a comeback. Cambuur took an early lead with goals from Rafik El Arguioui and Nicolas Binder. Koeman converted a penalty in the 89th minute and then scored again in the 101st minute to earn a point for his team. This marks the first time a goalkeeper has scored twice in a single Eredivisie match. Koeman previously scored a crucial penalty in Telstar's final league game last season, helping them avoid a relegation playoff. He is the son of former Barcelona and Netherlands coach Ronald Koeman, who recently resigned from the Dutch national team following a defeat to Morocco.

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