Coach Steve McClaren of Twente Enschede waves to fans after beating NAC Breda in Breda May 2, 2010. Twente Enschede clinched their maiden Dutch championship title by beating 10-man NAC Breda 2-0 on the final day of the season on Sunday. REUTERS/Eric Brinkhorst (NETHERLANDS - Tags: SPORT SOCCER) 

Twente Enschede's Brian Ruiz (R) of Costa Rica holds the Championship trophy after beating NAC Breda in Breda May 2, 2010. Twente Enschede clinched their maiden Dutch championship title by beating 10-man NAC Breda 2-0 on the final day of the season on Sunday. REUTERS/Eric Brinkhorst (NETHERLANDS - Tags: SPORT SOCCER) 

Coach Steve McClaren of Twente Enschede presents the Championship trophy after beating NAC Breda in Breda May 2, 2010. Twente Enschede clinched their maiden Dutch championship title by beating 10-man NAC Breda 2-0 on the final day of the season on Sunday. REUTERS/Eric Brinkhorst (NETHERLANDS - Tags: SPORT SOCCER) 

Coach Steve McClaren (C) of Twente Enschede reacts after beating NAC Breda in Breda May 2, 2010. Twente Enschede clinched their maiden Dutch championship title by beating 10-man NAC Breda 2-0 on the final day of the season on Sunday. REUTERS/Eric Brinkhorst (NETHERLANDS - Tags: SPORT SOCCER) 

Coach Steve McClaren of Twente Enschede waves to fans after beating NAC Breda in Breda May 2, 2010. Twente Enschede clinched their maiden Dutch championship title by beating 10-man NAC Breda 2-0 on the final day of the season on Sunday. REUTERS/Eric Brinkhorst (NETHERLANDS - Tags: SPORT SOCCER) 

England's former headcoach Steve McClaren of FC Twente presents the Championship trophy after beating NAC Breda in Breda May 2, 2010. Twente Enschede clinched their maiden Dutch championship title by beating 10-man NAC Breda 2-0 on the final day of the season on Sunday. REUTERS/Eric Brinkhorst (NETHERLANDS - Tags: SPORT SOCCER) 

England's former headcoach Steve McClaren of FC Twente presents the Championship trophy after beating NAC Breda in Breda May 2, 2010. Twente Enschede clinched their maiden Dutch championship title by beating 10-man NAC Breda 2-0 on the final day of the season on Sunday. REUTERS/Eric Brinkhorst (NETHERLANDS - Tags: SPORT SOCCER) 

Head coach Steve McClaren of Twente Enschede presents the Championship trophy after beating NAC Breda in Breda May 2, 2010. Twente Enschede clinched their maiden Dutch championship title by beating 10-man NAC Breda 2-0 on the final day of the season on Sunday. REUTERS/Eric Brinkhorst (NETHERLANDS - Tags: SPORT SOCCER) 

Team captain Blaise Nkufo (C) of Twente Enschede presents the championship trophy to spectators after beating NAC Breda in Breda May 2, 2010. Twente Enschede clinched their maiden Dutch championship title by beating 10-man NAC Breda 2-0 on the final day of the season on Sunday. REUTERS/Eric Brinkhorst (NETHERLANDS - Tags: SPORT SOCCER) 

Twente Enschede's head coach Steve McClaren (L) of England and chairman Joop Munsterman react after their soccer match against NAC Breda in Breda May 2, 2010. Twente Enschede clinched their maiden Dutch championship title by beating 10-man NAC Breda 2-0 on the final day of the season on Sunday. REUTERS/Eric Brinkhorst (NETHERLANDS - Tags: SPORT SOCCER) 

Coach Ernesto Valverde (L) of Villarreal instrusts Joseba Llorente during the UEFA Europa League play-off soccer match against NAC in Breda August 20, 2009. REUTERS/Michael Kooren (NETHERLANDS SPORT SOCCER) 

Coach Ernesto Valverde of Villarreal reacts during the UEFA Europa League play-off soccer match against NAC in Breda August 20, 2009. REUTERS/Michael Kooren (NETHERLANDS SPORT SOCCER) 

Coach Ernesto Valverde of Villarreal (L) reacts during the UEFA Europa League play-off soccer match against NAC in Breda August 20, 2009. REUTERS/Michael Kooren (NETHERLANDS SPORT SOCCER) 

Joseba Llorente of Villarreal celebrates his goal during the UEFA Europa League play-off soccer match against NAC in Breda August 20, 2009. REUTERS/Michael Kooren (NETHERLANDS SPORT SOCCER) 

Joseba Llorente of Villareal celebrates his goal during their UEFA Europa League play-off soccer match against NAC in Breda August 20, 2009. REUTERS/Michael Kooren (NETHERLANDS SPORT SOCCER) 

Joseba Llorente of Villarreal celebrates his goal during the UEFA Europa League play-off soccer match against NAC in Breda August 20, 2009. REUTERS/Michael Kooren (NETHERLANDS SPORT SOCCER) 

Ariel Ibagaza (R) celebrates his goal with teammates during their UEFA Europa League play-off soccer match against NAC in Breda August 20, 2009. REUTERS/Michael Kooren (NETHERLANDS SPORT SOCCER) 

Ariel Ibagaza (R) celebrates his goal with teammates during their UEFA Europa League play-off soccer match against NAC in Breda August 20, 2009. REUTERS/Michael Kooren (NETHERLANDS SPORT SOCCER) 

Giuseppe Rossi of Villarreal (L) celebrates with teammate Ariel Ibagaza (R)during their UEFA Europa League play-off soccer match against NAC in Breda August 20, 2009. REUTERS/Michael Kooren (NETHERLANDS SPORT SOCCER) 

Tim Gilissen of NAC Breda (C) fights for the ball with Diego Godin (R) and Joan Capdevilla of Villareal (L) during their UEFA Europa League play-off soccer match in Breda August 20, 2009. REUTERS/Michael Kooren (NETHERLANDS SPORT SOCCER) 

Anthonie Lurling of NAC Breda (R) fights for the ball with Gonzalo Prado of Villareal during their UEFA Europa League play-off soccer match in Breda August 20, 2009. REUTERS/Michael Kooren (NETHERLANDS SPORT SOCCER) 

Edwin de Graaf of NAC Breda (C) fights for the ball with Marcos Senna of Villarreal (L) during their UEFA Europa League play-off soccer match in Breda August 20, 2009. REUTERS/Michael Kooren (NETHERLANDS SPORT SOCCER) 

Giuseppe Rossi of Villarreal (R) scores past NAC goalkeeper Jelle ten Rouwelaar (L) during their UEFA Europa League play-off soccer match in Breda August 20, 2009. REUTERS/Michael Kooren (NETHERLANDS SPORT SOCCER) 

Edwin de Graaf of NAC Breda (L) fights for the ball with Miguel Ibagaza of Villarreal during their UEFA Europa League play-off soccer match in Breda August 20, 2009. REUTERS/Michael Kooren (NETHERLANDS SPORT SOCCER) 

Fenerbahce's Dutch striker Pierre van Hooijdonk waves to supporters after the Turkish Super League derby match at the Sukru Saracoglu Stadium in Istanbul May 22, 2005. Sunday's match marked a last home appearance for Hooijdonk, who is set to return to his old Dutch club NAC Breda. REUTERS/Fatih Saribas FS/MK 

Fenerbahce's striker Hooijdonk carries his son as supporters celebrate their Turkish Super League victory in Istanbul. Fenerbahce's Dutch striker Pierre van Hooijdonk carries his son as supporters celebrate their Turkish Super League victory after beating Galatasaray in a derby match in Istanbul May 22, 2005. Fenerbahce clinched the Turkish title for the 16th time on Sunday, beating Galatasaray to retain a trophy which they rarely looked like losing to their main Istanbul rivals this season. Sunday's match also marked a last home appearance for Hooijdonk, who is set to return to his old Dutch club NAC Breda. REUTERS/Fatih Saribas 

Wesley Sneijder of Ajax Amsterdam (L) holds the championship trophy in the dressing room while team mates Nicolae Mitea (2ndL) Julien Escude (R) join his celebration after their team beat [NAC Breda] and took the Dutch league championship in Amsterdam, May 9, 2004. 

Swedish international Zlatan Ibrahimovic holds the championship trophy in the dressing room after beating [NAC Breda] to take the Dutch league championship in Amsterdam, May 9, 2004. 

Rafael van der Vaart of Ajax Amsterdam holds the championship trophy after his team beat [NAC Breda] and took the Dutch league championship in Amsterdam, May 9, 2004. 

Belgian players Jelle van Damme (L), Tom Soetaers (M) and Wesley Sonck of Ajax Amsterdam kiss the championship trophy after their team beat NAC Breda and took the Dutch league championship in Amsterdam, May 9, 2004. REUTERS/Michael Kooren REUTERS MKN/AA 

Swedish international Zlatan Ibrahimovic sits on Belgian team mate Wesley Sonck's shoulders and holds the championship trophy after their his beat NAC Breda and took the Dutch league championship in Amsterdam, May 9, 2004. REUTERS/Michael Kooren MKN/AA 

Wesley Sneijder of Ajax Amsterdam (L) holds the championship trophy in the dressing room while team mates Nicolae Mitea (2ndL) Julien Escude (R) join his celebration after their team beat NAC Breda and took the Dutch league championship in Amsterdam, May 9, 2004. REUTERS/Michael Kooren MKN/AA 

Swedish international Zlatan Ibrahimovic holds the championship trophy in the dressing room after beating NAC Breda to take the Dutch league championship in Amsterdam, May 9, 2004. REUTERS/Michael Kooren MKN/AA 

Rafael van der Vaart of Ajax Amsterdam holds the championship trophy after his team beat NAC Breda and took the Dutch league championship in Amsterdam, May 9, 2004. REUTERS/Michael Kooren MKN/AA 

Swedish international Zlatan Ibrahimovic (R) and French teammate Julien Escude(L) of Ajax Amsterdam celebrate with the championship trophy after their team beat NAC Breda and took the Dutch league championship in Amsterdam, May 9, 2004. REUTERS/Michael Kooren MKN/AA 

Belgian international Wesley Sonck of Ajax Amsterdam holds the championship trophy after his team beat NAC Breda and took the Dutch league championship in Amsterdam, May 9, 2004. REUTERS/Michael Kooren MKN/AA 

Sweden forward Johan Elmander at NAC Breda. 

NEWCASTLE UNITED'S MANAGER ROBSON WATCHES HIS TEAM PLAY NAC BREDA IN
THEIR UEFA CUP MATCH AT THE MYCOM STADIUM. 

NEWCASTLE UNITED'S ROBERT CELEBRATES SCORING AGAINST NAC BREDA IN THEIR
UEFA CUP MATCH AT THE MYCOM STADIUM. 

NAC BREDA'S GOALLIE BABOS LEAVES PITCH WITH ARM INJURY DURING UEFA CUP
MATCH AGAINST NEWCASTLE UNITED. 

NEWCASTLE UNITED'S BRAMBLE COLLIDES WITH NAC BREDA GOALKEEPER BABOS IN
THEIR UEFA CUP MATCH AT THE MYCOM STADIUM. 

Newcastle United's Titus Bramble (C) collides with NAC Breda goalkeeper
Gabor Babos (bottom) of Hungary in their UEFA Cup first round second
leg match at the MyCom stadium, Breda, Netherlands, October 15, 2003.
REUTERS/Ian Hodgson

IAN/MD 

NAC Breda's Pieter Collen (L) challenges Newcastle United's French
defender Olivier Bernard (R) during their UEFA Cup first round second
leg match in Breda October 15, 2003. REUTERS/Jerry Lampen

JFL/MD 

NAC Breda's Orlando Engelaar (L) challenges Newcastle United's Jermaine
Jenas during their UEFA Cup first round first leg match in Breda
October 15, 2003. REUTERS/Jerry Lampen

JFL/GB 

Newcastle United's Kieron Dyer (R) battles for the ball with NAC
Breda's Orlando Engelaar (L) in their UEFA Cup first round second leg
match at the MyCom stadium, Breda, Netherlands, October 15, 2003.
REUTERS/Ian Hodgson

IH/MD 

Newcastle United manager Sir Bobby Robson talks to the media before
team training at the MyCom stadium, Breda, Netherlands, October 14,
2003. Newcastle United are due to face NAC Breda in their UEFA cup
first round second leg match on Wednesday. REUTERS/Ian Hodgson

IH/MD/JV 

Newcastle United manager Sir Bobby Robson directs training at the MyCom
stadium, Breda, Netherlands, October 14, 2003. Newcastle United are due
to face NAC Breda in their UEFA cup first round second leg match on
Wednesday. REUTERS/Ian Hodgson

IH/MD/CRB 

Newcastle United's Alan Shearer laughs during training at the MyCom
stadium, Breda, Netherlands, October 14, 2003. Newcastle United are due
to face NAC Breda in their UEFA Cup first round second leg match on
Wednesday. REUTERS/Ian Hodgson

IH/MD/CRB 

Newcastle United's Andy O'Brien (C) sprints during training at the
MyCom stadium, Breda, Netherlands, October 14, 2003. Newcastle United
are due to face NAC Breda in their UEFA Cup first round second leg
match on Wednesday. REUTERS/Ian Hodgson

IH/MD/CRB 

NEWCASTLE UNITED MANAGER ROBSON SHOUTS TO HIS TEAM IN THE MATCH AGAINST
NAC BREDA DURING THEIR UEFA CUP MATCH AT ST JAMES' PARK. 

NAC Breda's goalkeeper Gabor Babos wipes his nose during their UEFA Cup
first round, first leg match against Newcastle United at St James' Park
in Newcastle, September 24, 2003. REUTERS/Darren Staples

DS/NMB 

Newcastle United's Titas Bramble (R) scores against NAC Breda during
their UEFA Cup first round, first leg match at St James' Park in
Newcastle, September 24, 2003. REUTERS/Simon Bellis

DS/NMB 

NEWCASTLE UNITED'S SHEARER SCORES FROM A FREE KICK AGAINST NAC BREDA
DURING THEIR UEFA CUP MATCH AT ST JAMES' PARK. 

NEWCASTLE UNITED'S SHEARER CELEBRATES HIS GOAL AGAINST NAC BREDA DURING
THEIR UEFA CUP MATCH AT ST JAMES' PARK. 

Newcastle United's Olivier Bernard (R) tackles NAC Breda's Tamas Peto
(L) during their UEFA Cup first round, first leg match at St James'
Park in Newcastle, September 24, 2003. REUTERS/Darren Staples

DS/NMB/AA 

NEWCASTLE UNITED'S BELLAMY CHIPS THE BALL OVER NAC BREDA'S BABOS TO
SCORE DURING THEIR UEFA CUP MATCH AT ST JAMES' PARK. 

Newcastle United's Andrew O'Brien (R) is tackled by NAC Breda's Johan
Elmander (L) during their UEFA Cup first round, first leg match at St
James' Park in Newcastle, September 24, 2003. REUTERS/Darren Staples

DS/NMB 

Soccer players of Feyenoord (L-R) Patricio Graf, Igor Korneev, Jurek Dudek, Nelissen, Bonaventura Kalou and Jean Paul Van Gastel celebrate their winning of the Dutch Championship with champaign on the balcony of the City hall Rotterdam April 25. Feyenoord clinched the Dutch league title for the 14th time in their history and the first time since 1993 when they drew 2-2 with NAC Breda on Sunday.
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Feyenoord's Jean Paul van Gastel (L) and coach Leo Beenhakker celebrate their winning of the Dutch Championship on the balcony of the City hall Rotterdam April 25. Feyenoord clinched the Dutch league title for the 14th time in their history and the first time since 1993 when they drew 2-2 with NAC Breda on Sunday.
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Feyenoord Rotterdam players celebrate after winning the Dutch Championship in Rotterdam April 25. Feyenoord played even against [NAC Breda] 2-2.
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