Dour Dutch go through on penalties

Sweden 0 Holland 0 (Holland win 5-4 on penalties)

Sat, 26 Jun, 2004 - 23:34

Sweden 0 Holland 0 (Holland win 5-4 on penalties)

Arjen Robben was Holland’s penalty shoot-out hero as he netted the decisive spot-kick which put his country through to the semi-finals of Euro 2004.

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CourtsSoccerEuro 2004Person: Arjen RobbenPerson: Olof MellbergPerson: Edwin van der SarPerson: Zlatan IbrahimovicPerson: Phillip CocuPerson: RobbenPerson: Andreas IsakssonPerson: Clarence SeedorfPerson: HollandPerson: MellbergPerson: Ruud van NistelrooyPerson: Henrik LarssonPerson: Van der SarPerson: Van NistelrooyPerson: Michael ReizigerPerson: IsakssonPerson: CocuPerson: Frank de BoerPerson: Wilfred BoumaPerson: IbrahimovicPerson: Jaap StamPerson: AdvocaatPerson: Johnny HeitingaPerson: Edgar DavidsPerson: Freddie LjungbergPerson: Anders SvenssonPerson: Roy MakaayPerson: Andy van der MeydePerson: Dick AdvocaatPerson: Giovanni van BronckhorstPerson: MakaayPerson: Kim KallstromEvent: Euro 2004Organisation: SwedenOrganisation: HollandOrganisation: ChelseaOrganisation: FulhamOrganisation: PortugalOrganisation: EnglandOrganisation: AjaxOrganisation: Seedorf
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