Goalkeeper Ronald Koeman Jr. Scores Twice to Help Telstar Grab a Point in Dutch League
Ronald Koeman Jr became the first Eredivisie goalkeeper to score twice in one match after Telstar salvaged a 2-2 draw with two penalties.
- Goalkeeper Ronald Koeman scored two second-half penalties on Sunday to secure a 2-2 draw for Telstar against Cambuur in the Dutch Eredivisie.
- Telstar faced a deficit after a 22nd-minute red card left the hosts shorthanded, conceding two goals before the late penalties salvaged a point against bottom-side Cambuur.
- The 31-year-old previously converted a decisive penalty against Volendam to ensure Telstar's safety, displaying reliable spot-kick skills for the Eredivisie side.
- Koeman became the first goalkeeper to score twice in an Eredivisie match, converting penalties in the 63rd and 101st minutes to rescue the draw.
- His father, Ronald Koeman, played for Ajax, PSV, and Barcelona, and coached the Netherlands until their 2026 World Cup exit against Morocco.
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Ronald Koeman Jr., who plays for Telstar, became the first goalkeeper to score two goals in an Eredivisie match.
It's not to be believed! Telstar goalkeeper Ronald Koeman Jr. scored two goals in the Eredivisie 5th round match against Cambour, which finished 2-2. The 31-year-old son of the Dutch legend scored both goals from a penalty spot, with the second coming in the 11th minute of extra time. Thus, he became the first goalkeeper in the history of the Dutch elite to score two goals in one match. Statistics add absurdity to this story. Telstar had only tw…
Ronald Koeman Jr., son of ex-zagueiro and coach Ronald Koeman, lived an unusual moment in Dutch football. At the age of 31, the goalkeeper scored two penalty goals in the Telstar draw for 2 to 2 with Cambuur, by Eredivisie, on the last Sunday, and guaranteed equality in score for the owners of the house. The first goal was scored at the 18 minutes of the second time, when his team had already lost 2 to 0. The second, however, had even more drama…
Legendary Dutch defender Ronald Koeman made a name for himself primarily by scoring an incredible number of goals for his position. He scored more than 250 goals in his long career, and he has apparently passed on his goal-scoring talent to his son. Ronald Koeman Jr. became the first goalkeeper in the history of the Dutch championship to score two goals in one match.
Koeman Junior scored two penalties in the match of the best Dutch league, the Eredivisie, which ended 2:2, and he scored the second one in the 11th minute of stoppage time.
Ronald Koeman Jr. scored two goals from penalties for Telstar in the Eredivisie on Sunday. The goalkeeper is the first choice from the spot, he says
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