Double Dutch for Van Nistelrooy

Ruud van Nistelrooy struck twice as Holland got their World Cup qualifying campaign back on track with a 3-1 win over Group One leaders Finland.

Wed, 13 Oct, 2004 - 23:18

Ruud van Nistelrooy struck twice as Holland got their World Cup qualifying campaign back on track with a 3-1 win over Group One leaders Finland.

Marco van Basten’s side were held to a draw in Macedonia at the weekend and fell 1-0 behind when Finland’s Teemu Tainio struck early in Amsterdam.

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Courts Soccer World Cup Qualifiers Place: Macedonia Place: Amsterdam Place: Andorra La Vella Place: Armenia Place: Lviv Place: Copenhagen Place: Almaty Place: Belgrade Place: Reykjavik Place: Sofia Place: Nicosia Place: Republic of Ireland Place: Norway Person: Van Nistelrooy Person: Ruud van Nistelrooy Person: Marco van Basten Person: Teemu Tainio Person: Wesley Sneijder Person: Marc Benaus Person: Jan Koller Person: Czechs Person: Tomas Rosicky Person: Oleksiy Bielik Person: Andrei Shevchenko Person: Kahveci Nihat Person: Jon Dahl Tomasson Person: Dejan Stankovic Person: Savo Milosevic Person: Ognjen Koroman Person: Zvominir Vukic Person: Henrik Larsson Person: Marcus Allback Person: Christian Wilhelmsson Person: Eidur Gudjohnsen Person: Michael Mifsud Person: Dimitar Berbatov Person: Hristo Yanev Person: Chavdar Yankov Person: Thierry Henry Person: Sylvain Wiltord Person: Francesco Totti Person: Daniele De Rossi Person: Maxim Romaschenko Person: Totti Person: Vitaliy Bulyga Person: Alberto Gilardino Person: Romaschenko Person: Sergei Yaskovich Person: John Carew Person: Morten Gamst Pedersen Person: Alexander Odegaard Organisation: Holland Organisation: Finland Organisation: Manchester United Organisation: FYR Macedonia Organisation: Czech Republic Organisation: Romania Organisation: Borussia Dortmund Organisation: Ukraine Organisation: Turkey Organisation: Georgia Organisation: Albania Organisation: Kazakhstan Organisation: Serbia Organisation: Montenegro Organisation: Spain Organisation: San Marino Organisation: Sweden Organisation: Iceland Organisation: Chelsea Organisation: Bulgaria Organisation: Malta Organisation: France Organisation: Arsenal Organisation: Gunners Organisation: Italy Organisation: Belarus Organisation: Parma Organisation: Belarus’Organisation: Slovenia

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