News about Remko Pasveer

Under the Friday night lights, Holland and Argentina face each other in the second round of the World Cup in what promises to be an engrossing competition. Louis van Gaal's Dutch side has been more effective and efficient than eye-catching so far in the tournament, but they remain undefeated. Argentina was victims of a massive World Cup shock when losing 2-1 to Saudi Arabia in their first group game, but the team bounced back to top Group C after beating Mexico and Poland.

Holland needs only a point against already-eliminated host country Qatar to guarantee their spot in the World Cup knockout stages. Louis van Gaal's squad won 2-0 in their Group A opener, but Ecuador kept them to a 1-1 draw. Holland is currently in first place in the South American rankings thanks to their outstanding fair play record. Sportmail takes you through everything you should do about the Group A experience.

In both teams' crucial second Group A match at the Qatar World Cup (inset bottom), Holland (left) meets Ecuador (right). Ecuador comfortably defeated Qatar 2-0 in the tournament's curtain-raiser on Sunday, while Holland defeated Senegal by a narrow margin on Monday evening due to two late goals. Gustavo Alfaro's side finished fourth in the CONMEBOL qualifying tournament and demonstrated their defensive strength by accumulating six straight clean sheets. During the qualifying rounds, Ecuador even managed to draw 1-1 against both Argentina and Brazil. Holland, meanwhile, finished in last place in qualifying under the watchful eye of Louis van Gaal (inset top) in his third and presumably final term in charge of the country. Max Mathews of Sportsmail takes you through all of the information you will need to hear about below as the match quickly approaching.

Senegal's men face Louis van Gaal's men in the third game of the tournament, in arguably one of the most exciting matches on the entire group stage at the tournament. It would be the first meeting between the two sides, and both will be eager to get their Group A campaign off to the best possible start. Senegal and Holland are the most likely to advance from the group, which also includes Qatar and Ecuador.

Any World Cup pick is one of the greatest joys of any. It's a gamble that could be triggered by a lack of depth in a certain position, a pile-up of injuries, or a national team manager with a positive opinion about a young rising star. Remember Sven-Goran Eriksson's pick of the 17-year-old Theo Walcott in 2006 solely for the thrill? Several uncapped players are competing in Qatar's World Cup, aiming to fulfill their dream of playing on football's biggest stage. Here's a look at them.

Louis van Gaal described the strange way he voted on his World Cup squad's shirt numbers, then deciding to allote them based on player ages. Rather than reveal who his first squad will be, the former Ajax, Barcelona, and Manchester United boss decided to rank shirt numbers in order of age rather than divulging any information. As a result, De Godenzonen goal Remko Pasveer will wear the No. 1 shirt in Qatar, but Van Gaal's scheme is not indicative of his position in the team's hierarchy.

MARK WILSON, The final indignity at IBROX. The burden of unwanted history was introduced to Rangers' agonies at the end of an utterly difficult Champions League campaign. Zero points were awarded. Two goals were scored. Twenty-two people have agreed to this. A minus 20 goal difference. The worst group stage record of any team since the elite competition was reformed in its current form, according to statistics. It seemed that for a brief moment, they might be able to escape being out on their own. To reduce the deficit, James Tavernier scored an 87th minute penalty beyond Remko Pasveer. A glimmer of hope appeared. But Rangers were prised open for the last time.

Ex Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal has cut Norwich goalkeeper Tim Krul from the Holland squad. Since making his international debut on the international stage in 2011, the 34-year-old has been a regular for his national team, but he has been left out of Holland's Nations League fixtures against Poland and Belgium. Holland defeated Poland 2-0 thanks to goals from Manchester United transfer target and PSV captain Cody Gakpo, as well as former Tottenham winger Steven Bergwijn, as well as former Tottenham winger Steven Bergwijn, who was born in the Netherlands, while Ajax goalkeeper Remko Pasveer took up the slot between the posts.

AT ANFIELD: The man who had aspired to be a hero cut an interesting figure on Liverpool's most significant night of the season. Champions League games at Anfield provide a platform for signings to express themselves in this stadium's adore. These events are significant and have the ability to boost reputations dramatically, as Darwin Nunez will tell you. It was here in April, when Benfica was searching for a hopeless cause in the quarter-finals, that the Uruguayan seemed to have a way through Liverpool's defense whenever he so desired, scoring once in a 3-3 draw and leaving a few others out for offside.