Kharkiv: Netherlands' midfielder Arjen Robben marched angrily from the field of play after being substituted in their 2-1 Euro 2012 defeat to long-time rivals Germany.
The Bayern Munich man was replaced by Dirk Kuyt 83 minutes into the contest and showcased his displeasure by vaulting the advertising hoardings and walking round the pitch instead of going to shake hands with his team mate.
The 28-year-old walked trudged past the Dutch supporters on his way to the bench and was roundly applauded by the travelling fans who chanted his name despite his display of petulance.
Defeat to Germany leaves The Netherlands bottom of group with no points collected from their two group games. However, the Dutch can still qualify for the knock-out stages if they beat Portugal by two or more goals and Germany beat Denmark.
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Arjen Robben, (born 23 January 1984 in Bedum, Groningen) is a Dutch footballer who plays for Real Madrid.[1] Though often classified as a forward, he usually plays behind the forwards as a winger. He is also a part of the Netherlands national ...











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