Ronald de Boer playing for the Netherlands against Saudi Arabia
in Holland's opening game of the 1994 World Cup in America.
1990 FIFA World Cup Finals. U.S.A.
Group F.
Netherlands (2) v (1) Saudi Arabia. (Anwar 18m, Jonk 50m, Taument 86m),
RFK Stadium, Washington. 20th. June 1994. Attendance: 50,535.
Netherlands:
1. Ed de Goey (GK),
2. Frank de Boer, 3. Frank Rijkaard,
4. Ronald Koeman,
14. Ulrich van Gobbel, 6. Jan Wouters,
8. Wim Jonk, 9. Ronald de Boer,
7. Marc Overmars, 10. Dennis Bergkamp,
11. Bryan Roy (17. Gaston Taument 81 min).
Saudi Arabia:
1. Mohammed Al-Deayea GK),
2. Abdullah Al-Dosari, 3. Mohammed Al-Khilaiwi,
5. Ahmed Madani,
13. Mohammed Al-Jawad,
6. Fuad Amin,
8. Fahad Al-Bishi,
14. Khalid Al-Muwalid,
16. Talal Jebreen,
9. Majed Abdullah (20. Hamzah Falatah 45 min)
10. Saeed Owairan (19. Hamzah Saleeh 69 min)
Netherlands (0) v (1) Belgium. (Albert 65m). Citrus Bowl, Orlando.
25th. June 1994. Attendance: 62,387.
Netherlands:
1. Ed de Goey (GK)
2. Frank de Boer,
3. Frank Rijkaard,
4. Ronald Koeman,
18. Stan Valckx,
6. Jan Wouters,
8. Wim Jonk,
9. Ronald de Boer (5. Rob Witschge 46 min),
10. Dennis Bergkamp
,11. Bryan Roy,
17. Gaston Taument (7. Marc overmars 64 min)
Belgium:
1. Michel Preud'homme (GK), 3. Vital Borkelmans,
4. Philippe Albert,
6. Lorenzo Staelens,
13. Georges Grün (5. Rudi Smidts 61 min),
14. Michel De Wolf,
7 Franky Van Der Elst
,
10. Enzo Scifo,
15. Marc Emmers (2. Dirk Medved 78 min),
9. Marc Degryse,
17. Josip Weber.
Quarter Final.
Netherlands (2) v (3) Brazil. (Bergkamp 64m, Winter 76m, Romário 53m,
Bebeto 63m, Branco 81m). Cotton Bowl, Dallas, 9th July 1994. Attenadance
63,500.
Brazil:
1. Taffarel
(GK), 2. Jorginho, 6. Branco (14. Cafú 90 min), 13. Aldair,
15. Márcio Santos,
5. Mauro Silva, 8. Dunga, 9. Zinho,
17. Mazinho (10. Raí 81 min), 7. Bebeto,
11. Romário,
Netherlands:
1. Ed de Goey
(GK), 3. Frank Rijkaard (9. Ronald de Boer 65 min), 4. Ronald Koeman,
18. Stan Valckx,
5. Rob Witschge, 6. Jan Wouters, 8. Wim Jonk, 20. Aron Winter,
7. Marc Overmars, 10. Dennis Bergkamp,
19. Peter van Vossen (11. Bryan Roy 54 min).
In the Final Brazil beat Italy 3-2 in a penalty shoot out.
The game remained 0-0 after extra time.