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MATCH REPORT Semi-finals Thursday, 1 June 2006 - 17:15 (local time) Municipal - Braga FRANCE NETHERLANDS Match decided after extra time 2 (0) (2) 3 16 Steve Mandanda (GK) 1 Kenneth Vermeer (GK) 9 Bakari Sagna 16 Dwight Tiendalli 5 Grégory Bourillon 17 Ron Vlaar 8 Jacques Faty 3 Gijs Luirink 4 Jérémy Berthod 5 Urby Emanuelson 11 Julien Faubert 10 Ismaïl Aissati 13 Yoann Gourcuff 20 Demy de Zeeuw (C) 14 Rio Antonio Mavuba (C) 6 Stijn Schaars 15 Jérémy Toulalan 8 Nicky Hofs 21 Florent Sinama-Pongolle 9 Klaas Jan Huntelaar 18 Jimmy Briand 7 Romeo Castelen 1 Jérémy Gavanon (GK) 21 Michel Vorm (GK) 22 Simon Pouplin (GK) 22 Remko Pasveer (GK) 2 Lucien Aubey 2 Paul Verhaegh 3 Jean-Michel Badiane 4 Ramon Zomer 6 François Clerc 11 Daniël de Ridder 7 Olivier Veigneau 12 Haris Medunjanin 10 Lassana Diarra 13 Patrick Gerritsen 17 Bryan Bergougnoux 14 Collins John 19 Yohan Gouffran 15 Fred Benson 20 Anthony Le Tallec 18 Arnold Kruiswijk 19 Edson Braafheid Coach Coach René Girard Foppe De Haan Referee Fourth official Alberto Undiano (ESP) Martin Hansson (SWE) Assistant referees UEFA Delegate Frederik Nilsson (SWE) Cornel Cristian Bivolaru (ROM) Geir Åge Holen (NOR) All data are provisional until UEFA official data are available (C) Captain (GK) Goalkeeper FRANCE v NETHERLANDS MATCH REPORT FRANCE NETHERLANDS Match decided after extra time 2 (0) (2) 3 6' 8 Nicky Hofs 11 Julien Faubert 17' 9 Bakari Sagna 21' 38' 9 Klaas Jan Huntelaar 41' 10 Ismaïl Aissati 19 Yohan Gouffran (in) 46' 21 Florent Sinama-Pongolle (out) 10 Lassana Diarra (in) 46' 13 Yoann Gourcuff (out) 46' 4 Ramon Zomer (in) 20 Demy de Zeeuw (out) 11 Julien Faubert 51' 58' 9 Klaas Jan Huntelaar 70' 19 Edson Braafheid (in) 5 Urby Emanuelson (out) 75' 4 Ramon Zomer 17 Bryan Bergougnoux (in) 77' 18 Jimmy Briand (out) 82' 17 Ron Vlaar 84' 8 Nicky Hofs 17 Bryan Bergougnoux 85' Extra-time 1' Ex 11 Daniël de Ridder (in) 10 Ismaïl Aissati (out) 11 Julien Faubert 13' Ex All data are provisional until UEFA official data are available Goal Penalty Own goal Substitution Missed penalty Yellow card Red card Yellow/red card (C) Captain (GK) Goalkeeper.

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