News about Steven Berghuis

PATEL TERRAM PATEL : AADAM PATEL JOHAN CRUYFFARENA: Henderson appeared for Ajax and played the full game against the league's champions, who are undefeated in the Economia this season and remain 21 points ahead of the hosts after a 1-1 draw. Kenneth Taylor, who didn't convert, had a deeper midfield role and almost had an instant impact with a lofted through ball to him. Henderson was instrumental in the change from which Ajax captain Steven Berghuis gave them the lead until PSV equalized through Luuk De Jong. In December, the England midfielder had been playing for Al Ettifaq against Al Hazem in Saudi Arabia, sparking the loudest applause among the crowd of over 50,000.

Ajax defeated Heerenveen on Sunday as Chuba Akpom continued their upturn under new manager John van't Schip. After 24 minutes as Steven Berghuis crossed the ball to the far post and captain Steven Bergwijn steered the ball past Heeren goalkeeper Andries Noppert, Ajax took the lead against the run of play.

Maurice Steijn reportedly wanted to remain in charge of Ajax, but only if the club got rid of Hedwiges Maduro and Steven Berghuis. Ajax reported on Monday that they had fired head coach Steijn after their slow start to the season, which put them second in last place in the standings. Steijn had to step down with immediate effect, according to a statement released by the Dutch giants on Monday.

Steven Berghuis, an Ajax midfielder, has been disciplined by the club for punching an FC Twente fan. Following a 3-1 loss on Sunday, the 31-year-old Dutch international seemed to be enraged by a fan of a crowd cheering as Ajax players were escorted to their team bus. When he reached the barriers put in place, he appeared to punch the FC Twente supporter as he tried to smash the barriers.

When arriving on board the team bus, Berghuis looked enraged by a member of the crowd who was still on the bus and protested the barriers put in place. He ended it with a few words as some others continued in shock, with a security guard holding the midfielder back. As another member of staff arrived, he finally boarded the bus. It's unclear why Berghuis appeared to lash out or the fan's reaction, but more is expected to follow.

According to sources, Ajax boss Alfred Schreuder is expected to remain in his position after having crisis talks with the club's hierarchy following a six-game winless streak. On Sunday, Feyenoord held the Dutch giants to a 1-1 draw, putting them in fifth place in the Ethiocy. Many senior players, including Dusan Tadic and Steven Berghuis, demanded a chat with the team's mental coach Joost Leenders to discuss their new coaching setup prior to the stalemate, as reported by De Telegraaf.

Argentina beat France in one of the most thrilling World Cup finals in history on Sunday, ending 36 years of suffering. England and Brazil both eased into the knockout stages, but they crashed to the quarter-finals, while Morocco and Croatia defied the odds to make the semi-finals. Sportsmail has put together a report card for the teams that advanced to the last-16 after four weeks of thrilling action.

Following their dramatic quarter-final match, FIFA is set to launch an investigation into both the Argentinian and Dutch Football Associations. Argentina triumphed in the World Cup quarter-finals, with a 2-2 draw in extra time, where Argentina emerged victorious after a grueling penalty shootout. As tensions started to boil, there were 17 bookings in total, and football's government body has announced that they will investigate the fiery clash.

After Holland's 3-2 loss to Argentina on penalty shootout, defender Virgil van Dijk has said that "everything had gone in" for the Dutch players in penalty training. Louis van Gaal's team was kicked out of the World Cup quarter-finals after a dramatic comeback saw the game come to an end 2-2 before Argentina's penalty shootout saw them advance. Liverpool's van Dijk came first for Holland and saw his chances saved by Argentina's Emiliano Martinez, but he admits that the shot'could have been more in the corner.'

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.

Robin van Persie's third and final season with Manchester United had just concluded, and the Stars and Stripes' 21-year-old John Brooks was viewed as the future at center back for the Stars and Stripes. It's been a while. But even though the US' squad in Qatar has just two holdovers (DeAndre Yedlin and Jordan Morris) from last year, there are still plenty of inspiration and lessons to learn from the team's recent 4-3 victory.

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.

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.

If a reappearance on this stage for the first time since 2010, it was seen as vital in order to bookend the turbulent years that followed insolvency. Never has the old wisdom of being aware of what you want to hear more apt as Giovanni van Bronckhorst's side has gone from one tragedy to another. Never has the Europa League seemed so enthralling.

Gareth Southgate will hold Trent Alexander-Arnold out of his England squad for November's World Cup, according to Danny Murphy. The England boss is expected to select his squad for next month's final Nations League matches, but he has some significant decisions to make before choosing his squad for Qatar. Southgate has the luxury of choosing from a variety of favourable alternatives, including Liverpool's Alexander-Arnold, for one of which will be at full throttle.

Steven Berghuis' cut-back was fired into the net by Mohammed Kudus, effectively ending Mohamed Salah's opener. The men of Jurgen Klopp were able to save the 23-year-old right-back's blushes by winning the Champions League Group A match thanks to Joel Matip's header late on at Anfield. But Alexander-Arnold's was another defensive mistake, despite being also guilty of poor defense in Napoli's humiliating loss last week. And speaking with BT Sport, a somewhat perplexed Ferdinand maintains that Alexander-Arnold's current game is not appropriate for how Three Lions boss Gareth Southgate is supposed to set his team up in Qatar.

Last night, Giovanni van Bronckhorst said it was too much to ask Rangers to compete with the Champions League's financial powerhouses. The Ibrox club took a beating at Ajax in the Johan Cruyf ArenA, returning to Europe's top competition after a 12-year absence. As the Rangers' defense unraveled just four days after their woes at Celtic Park, the Dutch outfit collapsed three times in 16 first-half minutes through Edson Alvarez, Steven Berghuis, and Mohammed Kudus.

Edson Alvarez started scoring in the 17th minute after turning a corner with a well-timed header from the center of the box to Jon McLaughlin's back post. With two goals in 115 seconds, Steven Berghuis and Mohammed Kudus made it 3-0, with Kudus netting a superb solo effort for the match's goal. Steven Bergwijn, the Dutch winger, continued his fins form after bouncing onto a loose back pass and rounding McLaughlin.