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England National Football Team Match No. 824

Wednesday, 9 February 2005

England 0 Netherlands 0 [0-0]

Netherlands Pre-Match

Match Summary and Report Team Records England Pre-Match Netherlands Pre-Match

 

Netherlands Squad for the Match against England February 2005
Player Birthdate Age Pos Club App G
van Bommel, Mark 22-Apr-1977 27 M PSV Eindhoven 30 7
Boulahrouz, Khalid 28-Dec-1981 23 D SV Hamburger, Germany 3 0
Bouma, Wilfried 15-Jun-1978 26 D PSV Eindhoven 18 1
van Bronckhorst, Giovanni Christiaan 05-Feb-1975 29 D Barcelona FC, Spain 45 3
Castelen, Romeo 03-May-1983 21 F Feyenoord 4 0
Heitinga, John 15-Nov-1983 21 M AFC Ajax 12 1
de Jong, Nigel 30-Nov-1984 20 D AFC Ajax 5 0
Kromkamp, Jan 17-Aug-1980 24 D AZ Alkmaar 1 0
Kuyt, Dirk 22-Jul-1980 24 F Feyenoord 5 1
Player Birthdate Age Pos Club App G
Landzaat, Denny 06-May-1976 28 M AZ Alkmaar 10 1
Makaay, Roy 09-Mar-1975 29 F FC Bayern München AG, Germany 41 6
Mathijsen, Joris 05-Apr-1980 24 D AZ Alkmaar 1 0
Melchiot, Mario 04-Nov-1976 28 D Birmingham City FC, England 12 0
Sneijder, Wesley 09-Jun-1984 20 M AFC Ajax 17 5
Wesley Sneijder withdrew from the squad on 8 February due to a hamstring injury.
Timmer, Henk 03-Dec-1971 33 G AZ Alkmaar 0 0
van der Sar, Edwin 29-Oct-1970 34 G Fulham FC, England 95 0
van der Vaart, Rafael 11-Feb-1983 21 M AFC Ajax 26 4
Yildirim, Ugur 08-May-1982 22 F SV Heerenveen 0 0

Notes

Friday, 4 February 2005 - Marco van Basten has named two English based players in the Netherlands squad to face England at Villa Park on Wednesday.  Fulham's Edwin van der Sar and Birmingham's Mario Melchiot will both take on England next week.  Mark van Bommel of PSV Eindhoven and former Arsenal star Giovanni van Bronckhorst have been called up by the Dutch boss, while forwards Dirk Kuijt and Roy Makaay have also been included.  There are also some unfamiliar names included by van Basten, and David Beckham could be in for some competition in the free kick stakes after Ugur Yildirim was named for the first time.  Yildirim, who has Turkish parents and only pledged his loyalty to the Netherlands this month, recently won the World free-kick Championships in Marbella - easily beating French star Zinedine Zidane amongst a host of other world-wide names.  He is almost certain to feature in the game at some point, as van Basten will want to ensure the Heerenveen forward is no longer eligible for Turkey.  

Tuesday, 8 February 2005 - Young Ajax-star Wesley Sneijder has been ruled out of Netherlands’ clash with the English in Birmingham.  The offensive midfielder picked up a hamstring injury during the first practice session. Van Basten has not called a replacement for the player who featured most in Netherlands’ first six matches under Van Basten.

 

Netherlands Results
No. Date Opposition Venue Type F A Result H.T.
602 20-Aug-2003 Belgium Koning Boudewijn Stadion, Bruxelles F 1 1 AD [0-1]
603 06-Sep-2003 Austria Stadion Feijenoord, Rotterdam ECP 3 1 HW [1-1]
604 10-Sep-2003 Czech Republic Toyoya Arena Stadium, Praha ECP 1 3 AL [0-2]
605 11-Oct-2003 Moldova Philips Stadion, Eindhoven ECP 5 0 HW [1-0]
606 15-Nov-2003 Scotland Hampden Park, Glasgow ECP
P/O
0 1 AL [0-1]
607 19-Nov-2003 Scotland Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam ECP
P/O
6 0 HW [3-0]
608 18-Feb-2004 U.S.A. Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam F 1 0 HW [0-0]
609 31-Mar-2004 France Stadion Feijenoord, Rotterdam F 0 0 HD [0-0]
610 28-Apr-2004 Greece Philips Stadion, Eindhoven F 4 0 HW [0-0]
611 29-May-2004 Belgium Philips Stadion, Eindhoven F 0 1 HL [0-0]
612 01-Jun-2004 Faroe Islands Stade Olympique de la Pontaise, Lausanne, Switzerland F 3 0 NW [1-0]
613 05-Jun-2004 Republic of Ireland Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam F 0 1 HL [0-1]
614 15-Jun-2004 Germany Estádio do Dragăo, Oporto, Portugal ECF 1 1 ND [0-1]
615 19-Jun-2004 Czech Republic Estádio Municipal de Aveiro, Aveiro, Portugal ECF 2 3 NL [2-1]
616 23-Jun-2004 Latvia Estádio Municipal de Braga, Braga, Portugal ECF 3 0 NW [2-0]
617 26-Jun-2004 Sweden Estádio Algarve, Faro-Loulé, Portugal ECF 0 0 ND [0-0]

0-0 after extra time.  Netherlands won 5-4 on penalty-kicks.

618 30-Jun-2004 Portugal Estádio José Alvalade, Lisboa ECF 1 2 AL [0-1]
619 18-Aug-2004 Sweden Rĺsunda Stadion, Solna F 2 2 AD [2-1]
620 03-Sep-2004 Liechtenstein Nieuw Galgenwaard Stadion, Utrecht F 3 0 HW [1-0]
621 08-Sep-2004 Czech Republic Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam WCP 2 0 HW [1-0]
622 09-Oct-2004 FYR Macedonia Gradski Stadion, Skopje WCP 2 2 AD [1-1]
623 13-Oct-2004 Finland Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam WCP 3 1 HW [2-1]
624 17-Nov-2004 Andorra Mini Estadi, Barcelona, Spain WCP 3 0 NW [2-0]

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