Forum: Netherlands

redkop69's superior overall score broke the five-way tie at the summit of Round 29, earning him win a signed FIFA World Cup™ winner's jersey.

From Roy Keane through Basile Boli to Bertie Auld, FIFA.com recounts some of the memorable and comical tales that have emerged from the tunnel.

Japan may have finally unearthed a prolific marksman in young Shinji Okazaki,*who is aiming to star for*the Blue Samurai*at South Africa 2010.

FIFA.com reflects on a week that brought records to John Terry and Chelsea, silverware to Marseille, humiliation to Celtic and despair to Atletico...

Wesley Sneijder chatted to FIFA.com about playing for Inter Milan, the coaching of Jose Mourinho, and the Netherlands' hopes of success in*South...

The 1974 FIFA World Cup was hosted and won by West Germany, who beat neighbours the Netherlands 2-1 in the Final.

Ajax moved back to within four points of Eredivisie leaders FC Twente on Sunday thanks to a routine 3-0 home win over FC Groningen.

Ajax comfortably*booked their spot*in the*KNVB Cup final against Feyenoord*with an overwhelming 6-0 win at Go Ahead Eagles.

Feyenoord scored a 2-1 comeback home win against FC Twente*to reach the final of the KNVB Beker against either Ajax or Go Ahead Eagles.

Ajax's 4-1 win over PSV has revivified their title hopes according to Martin Jol, who thinks Twente will be looking over their shoulders nervously.

Dennis Bergkamp's 89th minute goal against Argentina at France 98 was one of the goals of the tournament and one of the most memorable in history.

Mounir El Hamdaoui struck a hat-trick as AZ Alkmaar kept up their challenge for a direct Europa League place with a thumping 6-2 victory over RKC...

Netherlands midfielder Johan Neeskens scored the fastest goal in a FIFA World Cup™ Final after 90 seconds against West Germany in 1974.

Ruud van Nistelrooy has spoken of his delight after marking his full Hamburg debut with a goal against Anderlecht in the UEFA Europa League.

Many considered leaving Real Madrid a backwards step, but Inter Milan’s Wesley Sneijder and Arjen Robben of Bayern Munich are proving otherwise.

USA coach Bob Bradley and Co saw the 2-1 friendly loss to the Dutch as a positive experience. We take a closer look at the affair in Amsterdam.