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Steijn Celebrates Feyenoord Honorary Goal During Heavy Defeat in Barcelona • Twente Beats Telstar

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Follow a midweek day in the Eredivisie in this live blog, featuring a rescheduled match and the start of the Champions League.

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Follow a midweek day in the Eredivisie in this live blog, featuring a rescheduled match and the start of the Champions League.

·Hilversum, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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Feyenoord suffered a heavy defeat at the start of the Champions League campaign. In the latest episode of Feyenoord: De Verlenging, there was an extensive review with Frank Stout, Dennis Kranenburg, and Dennis van Eersel. The gentlemen were in a positive mood, particularly due to the performance displayed.

Sem Steijn is overjoyed after Feyenoord's 5-1 defeat against FC Barcelona. The Feyenoord midfielder scored the only goal for the Rotterdam side, drawing level with his father Maurice Steijn. Steijn also admits he wants to play more often.

A small bright spot in the match against FC Barcelona was Sem Steijn's goal. The Hague native went wild after his goal and later explained the reason to Ziggo Sport. "It has always been my dream to score against Barcelona," begins a beaming Steijn. "I have told my father with many things..."

Sem Steijn scored the only goal for Feyenoord on Wednesday in the Champions League match against FC Barcelona. The Rotterdam side lost 5-1 to the Spanish champions. Afterwards, Steijn, who started on the bench, reacted to the goal. "I've always had a dream, and that is to score against FC Barcelona," Steijn told Ziggo Sport. "That's because my father once—I have surpassed my father in many things as a footballer, but not in one thing: scoring a…

Feyenoord lost 5-1 to FC Barcelona on Wednesday evening, but one player from the Rotterdam club spoke to the press afterwards with a big smile on his face: Sem Steijn. He scored at Camp Nou on his Champions League debut, thirty years after his father Maurice had already scored against the Spanish top club. "I saw my parents cheering; that was very special."

·Nijmegen, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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NOS broke the news in Hilversum, Netherlands (Kingdom of the) on Wednesday, September 9, 2026.
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