Goalkeeper Ronald Koeman Jr - the son of former Netherlands defender Ronald - scored twice for Dutch side Telstar to rescue a point in their league match against Cambuur.

Koeman Jr scored two penalties in the 2-2 Eredivisie draw, with the second spot-kick coming in the 11th minute of added time.

The 31-year-old had scored a penalty before, converting the winner in May against FC Volendam to confirm Telstar's safety from relegation.

His father - the former Barcelona, Everton and Southampton manager - scored 115 goals during his career despite playing mainly in defence.

Of those 115 goals, 60 were free-kicks - including the winner for Barcelona against Sampdoria in the 1992 European Cup final and the first in the Netherlands' decisive 2-0 win against England in qualifying for the 1994 World Cup.

Koeman also converted in the shootout as PSV Eindhoven beat Benfica on penalties in the 1988 final.

His son's moment to shine from the penalty spot came after Telstar had a man sent off in the 22nd minute and conceded two second-half goals to trail visitors Cambuur with less than half an hour to play.

Koeman Jr converted his first penalty on 63 minutes before his dramatic equaliser in the 101st minute, and he is the first goalkeeper to score twice in an Eredivisie game.

His father resigned as Netherlands coach in June after their last-32 exit to Morocco at the World Cup.