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"We battled for every ball and our fans have supported us tremendously. It was great to experience that", says Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink today on his own fan site.Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink, who played a mayor part in reaching the quarter finals with his powerful headed opening goal, hopes PSV will be drawn to the English side Liverpool. "They are a traditional club, they have a beautiful stadium and they have a decent chance to progress to the UEFA Champions League semi finals."You can find the reaction of Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink on his official fan site, where you can find the following information.The striker scored the opening goal for PSV on 27 minutesAgainst the run of play PSV scored their first goal, almost identical to the goal scored in last season’s away game. Vennegoor also headed home from a Mark van Bommel corner on that night. "The corner was taken very well indeed. I found a way past two defenders and then I powered home. It was a fine goal.""It’s great to have reached the final eight and there are only formidable opponents. We have now joined the European 'big shots'!"We played a great game and battled for every ball and our fans have supported us tremendously. It was great to experience that"VOF has now gone up in the table of PSV top scorers in Europe. Willy van der Kuylen is on top, having scored 29 goals. Harry Lubse has netted 18 goals and Romario found the net fifteen times. Deijkers and Kezman and joint fourth, having bagged thirteen goals. Nilis is next with 11 goals; Bruggink, Ronaldo, Thoresen and Van Nistelrooy have all scored nine goals. Ellerman and René and Wily van der Kerkhof have scored eight goals. So Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink has now taken his tally to seven European goals, just like Edström, de Jong and Van Bommel. VOH scored one goal in Europe for his former club FC Twente
