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Andreas Isaksson will be the man between the sticks at the Amsterdam ArenA for the second time in four days. He was included in PSV's starting line up for Sunday's Eredivisie clash with Ajax and is set to start tonight when Holland take on Sweden. The PSV goalkeeper is really looking forward to tonight's international friendly: 'It's great to play the Dutch team.'
Interview on PSV TV
summer from Manchester City to fill the void left by the departure of the Brazilian keeper Heurelho da Silva Gomes. 'I have been with PSV for some months now. Things have been okay so far, but we all know that there is room for improvement. I like life in Eindhoven; PSV are a fine club. We will hopefully get some good results soon and win games', told Isaksson PSV TV. The tall shot stopper returns to the Amsterdam ArenA tonight, when Holland host Sweden in an international friendly. 'We have been doing well the past few years. We were knocked out of the Euro 2004 by Holland in the quarter finals and reached the second round of the World Cup 2006. Sweden is a small football country, though, and it's not realistic for a team like Sweden to win a major tournament.' Many Swedish players have been successful in Holland and five players of the Sweden's starting eleven ply their trade in the Eredivisie. 'It's good for Swedish players to come to Holland. Some have moved on and some are still here.'
Click here to see the interview with Andreas Isaksson on PSV TV
