Feyenoord keeper Justin Bijlow produced a clever piece of trickery to deny a potential goal in their game against FC Twente. The Eredivisie leaders were on top of the game with 1-0 late in the first half when the Dutch gloveman rushed out of the goal to make a tackle. He successfully cleared the ball before it came in contact with forward Virgil Misidjan. 

But as the ball went for a throw-in Misidjan sensed an opportunity to score an easy goal as the keeper was miles away from his goal and off the pitch. Here, Bijlow's quick thinking immediately put an end to this plan. As the Feyenoord keeper noticed the forward taking the throw-in, he grabbed another ball and threw it onto the pitch, sparking a furious reaction from Misidjan.

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But later in the match, FC Twente still managed to find the equaliser and secure a 1-1 draw. The result ensured that Feyenoord continue their rein on the top of the table over Ajax Amsterdam, who have been dominating the Dutch league over the last several years.  

Feyenoord keeper Justin Bijlow produced a clever piece of trickery to deny a potential goal in their game against FC Twente. The Eredivisie leaders were on top of the game with 1-0 late in the first half when the Dutch gloveman rushed out of the goal to make a tackle. He successfully cleared the ball before it came in contact with forward Virgil Misidjan. 

But as the ball went for a throw-in Misidjan sensed an opportunity to score an easy goal as the keeper was miles away from his goal and off the pitch. Here, Bijlow's quick thinking immediately put an end to this plan. As the Feyenoord keeper noticed the forward taking the throw-in, he grabbed another ball and threw it onto the pitch, sparking a furious reaction from Misidjan.

Watch the video here:

But later in the match, FC Twente still managed to find the equaliser and secure a 1-1 draw. The result ensured that Feyenoord continue their rein on the top of the table over Ajax Amsterdam, who have been dominating the Dutch league over the last several years.