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Finley Crebolder

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News Editor at @flashscorecom | Dutch Football expert, or at least that's what the BBC say | Also run @ClockworkOranje

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Finley Crebolder’s Biography

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I'm a sports journalist working as a News Editor at Flashscore, where I write and edit a wide variety of stories, from news reporting to in-depth features to live blogs, with a particular focus on football, Formula 1 and tennis.

I also run Clockwork Oranje, my own website, podcast and social media page all about my specialist area of Dutch football, and have a travel blog.

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EXCLUSIVE: Ex-Dutch coach Frans Hoek tells inside story of Tim Krul's World Cup heroics

EXCLUSIVE: Ex-Dutch coach Frans Hoek tells inside story of Tim Krul's World Cup heroics

It's a warm summer's night in Brazil and, with the goalless 2014 World Cup quarter-final between the Netherla…

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The Fall of Ajax: How one of the world's best run clubs fell into disarray

The Fall of Ajax: How one of the world's best run clubs fell into disarray

For years, if somebody wanted to know how to run a football club, they'd look to Ajax as an example. But now,…

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EXCLUSIVE: Former Netherlands & Czech Republic players look back on their Euro 2004 classic

EXCLUSIVE: Former Netherlands & Czech Republic players look back on their Euro 2004 classic

20 years on from Euro 2004, Flashscore spoke to former Netherlands player Paul Bosvelt and former Czech Repub…

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Odobert & Bergvall prove there's life in Postecoglou's Spurs against AZ Alkma...

Odobert & Bergvall prove there's life in Postecoglou's Spurs against AZ Alkma...

The second leg of Tottenham's clash with AZ was one that Ange Postecoglou needed to win for the sake of his s…

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Southampton expelled from Championship play-offs, Middlesbrough to contest final

Southampton expelled from Championship play-offs, Middlesbrough to contest final

Southampton have been expelled from the Championship play-offs for spying on semi-final opponents Middlesbrou…

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LIVE: Lap-by-lap coverage of the F1 finale in Abu Dhabi

LIVE: Lap-by-lap coverage of the F1 finale in Abu Dhabi

The season finale of the 2025 Formula 1 season is here, and it could be one for the ages, with Lando Norris, …

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Potential starting XI, style of play & more

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By Finley Crebolder Verified
| Clockwork Oranje
The Netherlands finally have a new manager in the form of Xavi, so it’s time to look ahead to what his Oranje will look like The search is over! The KNVB have finally appointed a successor to Ronald Koeman, and it's a successor I'm very happy with.
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Formula 1 Focus: Rollercoaster week for Verstappen as Norris puts Senna in his sights

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By Finley Crebolder Verified
| flashscore.dk
While the Dutch Grand Prix has always delivered an excellent atmosphere since its return in 2021, things were never as exciting on the track as they were in the stands, but on its last chance to do so, Zandvoort finally changed that. For the first time, F1's cars were agile enough and stable enough in dirty air to really make the most of the circuit's layout, allowing the drivers to treat us to some glorious battles and overtakes.
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Formula 1 Focus: Rollercoaster week for Verstappen as Norris puts Senna in his sights

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By Finley Crebolder Verified
| Flashscore News
While the Dutch Grand Prix has always delivered an excellent atmosphere since its return in 2021, things were never as exciting on the track as they were in the stands, but on its last chance to do so, Zandvoort finally changed that. For the first time, F1's cars were agile enough and stable enough in dirty air to really make the most of the circuit's layout, allowing the drivers to treat us to some glorious battles and overtakes.
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