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Koeman Jr. scores twice as Telstar draws Cambuur 2-2

9/7/2026

Summary

Story summary

Ronald Koeman Jr. scored two penalties to secure a 2-2 draw for Telstar against Cambuur.
He became the first Eredivisie goalkeeper ever to score twice in a single match.
Telstar played with ten men after Nökkvi Thorisson received a red card in the 22nd minute.
Koeman Jr. netted penalties in the 63rd minute and again in the 101st minute, the 11th minute of added time.

History

Historical Context

In 2011, Brazilian goalkeeper Rogério Ceni netted his 100th career goal for São Paulo FC, cementing his record as the most-scoring keeper in world football. Ceni’s achievement, documented by FIFA and highlighted in a 2011 Reuters report, featured 131 career goals, including 65 penalties and 20 free-kicks. Koeman Jr.’s double-penalty haul for Telstar against Cambuur mirrors Ceni’s rare scoring feats, marking the first Eredivisie keeper to score twice in a match. Such anomalies challenge traditional goalkeeper roles, prompting clubs like Ajax and PSV to train keepers in set-piece execution, potentially reshaping future tactical strategies.

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Story summary

Ronald Koeman Jr. scored two penalties to secure a 2-2 draw for Telstar against Cambuur.
He became the first Eredivisie goalkeeper ever to score twice in a single match.
Telstar played with ten men after Nökkvi Thorisson received a red card in the 22nd minute.
Koeman Jr. netted penalties in the 63rd minute and again in the 101st minute, the 11th minute of added time.

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