England vs Netherlands Threatened Postponed

Netherlands vs. English

English Football Association (FA) has finally officially canceled the British counter Dutch game that exploded following the riots in London. In fact, this friendly match tickets have been sold more than 70 thousand pieces.

This action is planned to be held at Wembley on Wednesday, August 10, 2011 local time. But the FA to assess the condition of the City of London is not conducive to hold the game. FA finally issued an official statement to cancel this match.

"With great regret that the international match against Holland at Wembley tomorrow has been canceled," wrote the FA's official statement as reported by Eurosport, Tuesday, August 9, 2011.

Cancellation of the game is also very sad at the defense pillar England, Rio Ferdinand. But the tough Manchester United defender also supports the FA's decision following the riots that swept through London.

"England vs. Holland Laga was off, a good decision. Who wants to see a football game when our country is experiencing turmoil," said Ferdinand.

In addition to successfully cancel the England vs. Holland match, the riot in London has also forced the police to ask some Carling Cup matches postponed. One match West Ham United at Upton Park cons Aldershot, Wednesday.

This unrest stems from public protests over the shooting of a young man, Mark Duggan (29) by the police while holding a rally at Tottenham on Saturday. The incident sparked protests that led to thousands of people rioting.