Eredivisie: Goalkeeper scores twice, including 101st-minute equalizer

Ronald Koeman Jr. produced one of the most extraordinary performances in Eredivisie history, scoring twice to earn 10‑man Telstar a sensational 2‑2 draw against Cambuur. Telstar were already in trouble after Nokkvi Thorisson received a straight red card for a high challenge, leaving them a man down for more than an hour. Cambuur capitalised early in the second half, moving 2-0 ahead and seemingly cruising toward their first league win of the season.

The match turned when Telstar won a penalty, and Koeman Jr.—who saved the club from relegation with a spot‑kick last season—stepped up confidently to pull one back. A chaotic finale followed, with one penalty awarded then overturned by VAR before Telstar earned another in the final seconds of stoppage time. Koeman Jr. converted again in the 101st minute, becoming the first goalkeeper to score twice in an Eredivisie match and the first to score in consecutive seasons since the 1960s.