GK Ratings for Round of 16 - Netherlands vs. Slovakia

Final: Netherlands 2, Slovakia 1
Durban Stadium, Durban, South Africa
World Cup 2010, Match 54
06/28/2010

Maarten Stekelenburg
Netherlands National Team, #1
GK Rating: 105.4 

World Cup 2010 GK Profile: Maarten Stekelenburg
Minutes: 90
Touches: 34
Tests: 4
Goals Allowed: 0
PK Goals Allowed: 1 (94th min)
Routine Saves: 1
Exceptional Saves: 2 (67th min, 67th min)
PK Saves: 0
Exceptional Plays: 0
Errors: 0
Critical Errors: 0
Error Rate: 0.000
Critical Error Rate: 0.000
Save %: 1.000
Save % + PKs: 0.950

Jan Mucha
Slovakia National Team, #16
GK Rating: 90.9 

World Cup 2010 GK Profile: Jan Mucha
Minutes: 90
Touches: 31
Tests: 4
Goals Allowed: 2 (18th min, 84th min)
PK Goals Allowed: 0
Routine Saves: 6
Exceptional Saves: 2 (50th min, 52nd min)
PK Saves: 0
Exceptional Plays: 0
Errors: 0
Critical Errors: 0
Error Rate: 0.000
Critical Error Rate: 0.000
Save %: 0.800
Save % + PKs: 0.800

World Cup GK Profile: Maarten Stekelenburg (Netherlands)

Maarten Stekelenburg

Squad: Netherlands
Squad No: 1
Position: Goalkeeper
Age: 27
Birth Date: Sept 22, 1982
Birth Place: Nara, Japan
Height: 6' 4" (1.94m)
Club: Ajax (Netherlands)
International Caps: 27

Club History
Ajax (NED): 2001-




from Wikipedia (full wiki)
Stekelenburg made his international debut for the Netherlands on 3 September 2004 against Liechtenstein, who they beat 3–0.

2006 FIFA World Cup
He was called up by then manager Marco van Basten for the squad of the 2006 FIFA World Cup in Germany, but he did not play any game during this tournament as Edwin van der Sar was first choice.

Euro 2008
Despite his international debut in 2004, Stekelenburg was called up to Marco van Basten's Euro 2008 squad to play as understudy to Edwin van der Sar. He took part in the Group C match against Romania on 17 June. With Netherlands already having qualified for the quarter finals, coach Marco van Basten fielded a second-string side, to give players like Stekelenburg a game.

In a September 2008 friendly match against Australia, Stekelenburg was sent off after 44 minutes into the first half for fouling Joshua Kennedy. Stekelenburg is the first goalkeeper of the Dutch national side ever to receive a red card.