Explore 7 historical events and records for Netherlands in 2005.
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Claims the UEFA Champions League top-scorer award with 8 goals while representing Manchester United. The season is distinguished by remaining the tournament’s leading scorer even as United exited in the knockout rounds.
In response to calls from the International Olympic Committee and the World Anti-Doping Agency ("WADA") for an independent investigation, UCI appoints Dutch lawyer Emile Vrijman to conduct an independent investigation of the handling of urine tests.
Vrijmans report "clears" Lance Armstrong because of improper handling and testing, the report says that tests on urine samples were conducted improperly and fell so short of scientific standards that it was "completely irresponsible".
Wesley Sneijder emerges as Ajax's primary midfield passer, producing long-range shooting and precise set pieces during his final full seasons at the club.
Dirk Kuyt finishes among the Eredivisie's leading scorers for Feyenoord, combining tireless work rate with reliable finishing in a strong individual league campaign.
Arjen Robben wins the 2004/05 Premier League championship with Chelsea and injects pace and invention into the attack after returning from injury.
Joins Manchester United from Fulham and becomes the club's long-term first-choice goalkeeper.
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