yardımcı hakemler: arne paltoft (den), jorgen ohmeyer (den)
4. hakem: kim milton nielsen (den)
netherlands: hans van breukelen(gk), berry van aerle, adri van tiggelen, ronald koeman, jan wouters, dennis bergkamp (dk. 80 erik viscaal), frank rijkaard, marco van basten, ruud gullit (c) (dk. 72 john van 't schip), rob witschge, bryan roy
yedekler: danny blind, wim kieft, stanley menzo (gk), aron winter, peter bosz, frank de boer, wim jonk
teknik direktör: rinus michels (ned)
ussr: dmitri kharine (gk), andrei chernyshov, akhrik tsveiba, oleh kuznetsov, oleksiy mykhailychenko(c), andrei kanchelskis, sergei aleinikov (dk. 57 dmitri kuznetsov), igor dobrovolski, sergei yuran (dk. 65 sergei kiryakov), igor kolyvanov, viktor onopko
yedekler: stanislav cherchesov(gk), kakhaber tskhadadze, volodymyr lyutyi, igor korneev, andrei ivanov
teknik direktör:
sarı kartlar: dk. 26 ronald koeman, dk. 68 jan wouters (netherlands) dk. 22 akhrik tsveiba (ussr)
kharin heroics help cis halt netherlands published: sunday 5 october 2003, 15.02cet
another defensive display earned a second point for the cis, with keeper dmitri kharin starring.
a 0-0 draw between the netherlands and the commonwealth of independent states (cis) left scotland's euro '92 elimination as the only certainty going into the final round of games in group b.
anatoli byshovets had fielded an unyielding side as the team representing the former soviet union drew 1-1 against germany in their opening game, and despite adding a second forward against the reigning european champions, they risked even less against the oranje. tellingly, dangerous manchester united fc winger andrei kanchelskis was used to mark bryan roy.
dmitri kharin made important saves from dennis bergkamp (twice), frank rijkaard and marco van basten's back-header. one of ronald koeman's fearsome free-kicks went close and van basten had a goal disallowed after running from behind akhrik tsveiba to head in a cross from jan wouters. the result left both sides knowing a last-day win would seal a semi-final place.
