Telstar goalkeeper Ronald Koeman Jr brushed off opposition mind games after making Eredivisie history with a sensational two-penalty haul against SC Cambuur. The 31-year-old shot-stopper stepped up twice from the spot to rescue a dramatic 2-2 draw for his 10-man side, including an equaliser in the 101st minute to cap an unforgettable performance.
The Koeman name has long been synonymous with goalscoring excellence in Dutch football, but usually from the boots of a legendary defender. That changed on Sunday afternoon as Ronald Koeman Jr etched his own name into the record books with a feat his famous father never managed.
Ronald Koeman Jr. produced a first on Sunday afternoon. The 31-year-old goalkeeper became the first goalkeeper ever to score twice in an Eredivisie match, thanks to two converted penalties against SC Cambuur.
Ronald Koeman Jr. channelled his father’s legendary dead-ball prowess on Sunday, but from a much more unlikely position on the pitch. The 30-year-old goalkeeper stepped up in the dying embers of Telstar's season to secure their top-flight survival in the most dramatic way possible.
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