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LIVE KNVB Cup | AZ can reach final for second year in a row, Telstar aim for upset in Alkmaar

LIVE KNVB Cup | AZ can reach final for second year in a row, Telstar aim for upset in Alkmaar

AZ and Telstar face off in the second semi-final of the KNVB Cup in Alkmaar. AZ aims to reach the final for the second consecutive year, while Telstar is making its first semi-final appearance since 1992.

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