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Austria Now News – Austria
Saturday evening in the Dutch top flight, the Eredivisie, ended in scandal: the round-eleven match between SC Cambuur and Go Ahead Eagles was stopped in the 81st minute with Cambuur leading 4:0 and was not resumed, according to the Austrian website LAOLA1.
Fireworks from the away stand
The stoppage was caused by fireworks lit and thrown by Go Ahead Eagles supporters in the away section. After the second interruption in the 81st minute, the refereeing team, in consultation with local security staff, decided not to resume the match.
Go Ahead Eagles managing director Jan Willem van Dop said in a club statement that the club distances itself from this behaviour and does not tolerate it, expressing regret and shame and stressing that a small group had damaged the reputation of everyone else.
Federation confirms the result
The Royal Dutch Football Association announced that the score at the time of the stoppage would stand, meaning a 4:0 win for SC Cambuur.
Austrian Binder in fine form
Austrian player Nicolas Binder is enjoying a successful spell with newly promoted SC Cambuur: the team has not lost a match since the end of August and sits ninth with 15 points. Binder has scored five goals and provided two assists this season. In Saturday’s match he started but was not involved in the goals, and was substituted in the 68th minute with the score at 3:0.
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Sources
LAOLA1, Österreicher mittendrin! Spielabbruch in Eredivisie, 01.11.2026, https://www.laola1.at/de/red/fussball/international/niederlande/oesterreicher-mittendrin–spielabbruch-in-eredivisie/
