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Hossam Ghaly's Feyenoord failed to return to Rotterdam
with the three points from their away match against
the bottom side RBC as they drew 2-2.
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After their impressive 7-1 win over Heracles
last week, Feyenoord were expected to return home with
the three points from their away clash with RBC Roosendaal.
However, the game was easy only on paper as the homeside
managed to score twice early on and made the job rather
difficult for Ghaly's side to come back into the game.
Feyenoord used the offside trap tactic
in defense which didn't work well for the Rotterdammers
as RBC's forward Kpaka managed to penetrate Feyenoord's
defense in the first minute of the game and score to
give the homeside the early lead.
Feyenoord tried to recover from their
early shock but instead of leveling the score, they
conceded another goal in the 18th minute through Loran
and their job started to be even more difficult.
After the two RBC goals, Feyenoord managed
to score a goal through Pardo in the 21st minute.
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After Pardo's goal, Feyenoord fought back and Kalou had an
effort on goal that was cleared off the line by a defender.
The same player also got real chance to score with his head
but his header lacked power.
In the 37th minute, Erwin Koeman decided to
bring an attacking player at the expense of a defender. He
took the defender Snoyl off and replaced him with the striker
Biseswar.
In the second half, Feyenoord continued their
pressure, they won many corner kicks and freekicks but they
Couldn't level the score until the 73rd minute when the youngster
De Guzman scored the equalizer.
After the equaliser, RBC played more defensive
and the game ended in a disappointing 2-2 draw. Egyptian midfielder
Hossam Ghaly played the full match but he didn't get close
chances.
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