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Feyenoord 1998–99 football season

Feyenoord
1998–99 season
Chairman	Jorien van den Herik
Manager	Leo Beenhakker
Stadium	De Kuip
Eredivisie	1st
KNVB Cup	Semi-finals
UEFA Cup	Quarter-finals
← 1997–98 1999–2000 →

During the 1998–99 Dutch football season, Feyenoord competed in the Eredivisie.

Season summary

Feyenoord won the Eredivisie with a comfortable 15-point margin over runners-up Willem II. This was their last Dutch league title until 2017.

First-team squad

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.


No.	Pos.	Nation	Player
1	GK	POL	Jerzy Dudek
2	DF	GHA	Christian Gyan
3	MF	URU	Fernando Picun
4	DF	NED	Bernard Schuiteman
5	MF	NED	Jean-Paul van Gastel (captain)
6	MF	NED	Paul Bosvelt
7	MF	CIV	Bonaventure Kalou
8	DF	NED	Kees van Wonderen
9	FW	ARG	Julio Ricardo Cruz
10	FW	DEN	Jon Dahl Tomasson
11	FW	NED	Henk Vos
13	MF	BRA	Tininho


No.	Pos.	Nation	Player
14	FW	NED	Peter van Vossen
15	DF	ARG	Patricio Graff
16	DF	NED	Bert Konterman
17	DF	NED	Patrick Paauwe
18	MF	RUS	Igor Korneev
20	DF	NED	Ferry de Haan
21	GK	NED	Edwin Zoetebier
22	DF	NED	Ulrich van Gobbel
23	DF	NED	Henk Fräser
24	FW	NED	Robin Nelisse
25	DF	GHA	Patrick Allotey
26	GK	NED	Ronald Graafland
27	DF	NED	René Bot
28	FW	BEL	Thomas Buffel
29	MF	NED	Kelly Rietbroek
30	MF	NED	Rene van Dieren
31	MF	POL	Euzebiusz Smolarek

Results

UEFA Cup

First round

Stuttgart

Feyenoord

15 September 1998	Stuttgart	1–3	Feyenoord	Stuttgart
	Bobic 31'	Report	Van Gastel 19' Tomasson 21', 32'

Feyenoord

Stuttgart

29 September 1998	Feyenoord	0–3 (3–4 agg.)	Stuttgart	Rotterdam
		Report	Balakov 35' Đorđević 70' Bobic 90'

Transfers

In

Jon Dahl Tomasson - Newcastle United, July

References

Van Gobbel was born in Paramaribo, Suriname.
Nelisse was born in Rotterdam, Netherlands, but also qualified to represent the Netherlands Antilles internationally.

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Stadia	Afrikaanderplein (1908–1917) Kromme Zandweg (1917–1937) De Kuip (1937–present)
Training ground	Varkenoord
Academy	Feyenoord Academy
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Rivalries	De Klassieker Rotterdam derby
Supporters	Het Legioen S.C.F
Culture	Battle of Beverwijk Big Three Nail bombs incident Olli Rotterdam riots "You'll Never Walk Alone"
Media	Roffa That One Word – Feyenoord
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1998–99 in Dutch football

« 1997–98 1999–2000 »

League competitions	Eredivisie Eerste Divisie Hoofdklasse Eerste Klasse
Cup competitions	KNVB Cup (Final) Johan Cruyff Shield KNVB Women's Cup
European competitions	Champions League Cup Winners' Cup UEFA Cup

Club seasons
Eredivisie	Ajax AZ Cambuur Feyenoord Fortuna Sittard De Graafschap Heerenveen MVV NAC Breda NEC PSV RKC Roda JC Sparta Rotterdam Twente Utrecht Vitesse Willem II

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