Ronald Koeman Jr., goalkeeper for Dutch Eredivisie (the Netherlands' top football league) side Telstar, made history by scoring two penalties in a single match as his ten-man team drew 2-2 with SC Cambuur from Leeuwarden. Telstar had been reduced to ten men early on following a red card, and trailed 0-2 before Koeman stepped up to convert two spot kicks — the second in the final minute of added time — becoming the first goalkeeper ever to score twice in one Eredivisie match. Koeman Jr., son of former Netherlands national team coach Ronald Koeman, has now scored three league goals across two seasons, drawing widespread international attention and comparisons to Nico van Zoghel, the all-time record-holding scoring goalkeeper in Dutch football history with seven career penalties.