Sem Steijn hits his specialty and helps Feyenoord to win NAC

If you still choose a match in which you have to make your first goal in a full tub, why not against NAC. The club where your father was maligned and the whole family has eaten itself because of everything that was poured out about father Steijn. Sem Steijn hit a free kick after three minutes and made the Legion almost explode.

It was a moment for both the past week named captain and trainer Robin van Persie to cherish. Van Persie stuck out his neck, stood hard behind his choice to give the relatively young Steijn the band to give his arm and Quinten Timber pass, knowing that this would give some commotion. That commotion also followed.

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If your purchase and new captain, of whom after his impressive period full of goals at FC Twente, goals are also expected in Rotterdam, it is then under pressure that is a moment to fly out of the dug-out.

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Important goal for Sem Steijn

For Steijn himself it was just as important, because where he still had to leave the first free kick to Timber against Fenerbahce, he now demanded the ball right for the hard core of Feyenoord and he flawlessly pulled the tractor. The first portion of credit and appreciation is in for the blonde midfielder, who celebrated his first goal for Feyenoord in the Eredivisie with a sprint to the sidelines. For the time being the man who made 24 in the past season, one on one you could say with a wink.

Pierre van Hooijdonk in the picture

In the stands, the director brought ESPN Fine that other father of a player on the field in the picture. Pierre van Hooijdonk watched Steijn scored exactly in a place where he as a striker of Feyenoord from a lot of free kicks drove the ball into the intersection.

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Steijn’s 1-0 should have been the prelude to a first half in which two or three goals were supposed to fall. Anis Hadj Moussa saw his shot fly halfway through the first company just next to the intersection, Luciano Valente probably still wonders how he completed a beautiful combination right in front of the goal just before half -time with a ball that went wrong and Steijn was also put in front of the keeper by Valente. With that opportunity, NAC keeper Daniel Bielica made an excellent rescue.

Feyenoord’s supporters already knew that it could never take long before the poor -playing Breda club, where Sydney van Hooijdonk was lonely in rush hour against the physically strong and rapped Anel Ahmedhodzic and the Japanese Tsuyoshi Watanabe, would get a next goal.

It came within ten minutes after the break. Ayase Ueda produced the 2-0 and the Japanese striker can use that. Until that moment he was not the happiest, even though he fought countless spicy duels with the physically strong defenders of NAC.

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That unfortunate also stuck on the Malian right winger Gaoussou Diarra, who got a base spot from Van Persie so that Leo Sauer could recover after his efforts against Fenerbahce. In view of the return against the Turks, the coach of Feyen Oord ensured that he has enough fresh legs for Tuesday. In addition to Sauer, Timber, the Korean Hwang and the new Australian left back Jordan Bos also started on the couch. Timber and Bos eventually came into action for another half an hour. Sauer took fifteen minutes.