ROTTERDAM (Reuters) - Dutch coach Frank Rijkaard brought back goalkeeper Edwin van der Sar for Sunday's quarter-final with Yugoslavia in the only change to the team that beat France on Wednesday.

First choice goalkeeper Van der Sar returned in place of Liverpool's Sander Westerveld who stood in against France. Rijkaard decided to stick with full backs Paul Bosvelt and Arthur Numan.

Yugoslavia coach Vujadin Boskov was forced to make two changes through suspension and injury. Suspended midfielder Slavisa Jokanovic's place was taken by Dejan Govedarica, while Nisa Saveljic came in at left back for the injured Goran Djorovic.

Midfielder Vladimir Jugovic, an injury doubt in the build-up to the game, was ruled fit to play.

Netherlands:
1-Edwin Van Der Sar; 15-Paul Bosvelt, 3-Jaap Stam, 4- Frank de Boer (captain), 19-Arthur Numan; 5-Boudewijn Zenden, 8-Edgar Davids, 7-Phillip Cocu, 11-Marc Overmars; 10-Dennis Bergkamp, 9-Patrick Kluivert.

Yugoslavia:
22-Ivica Kralj; 11-Sinisa Mihajlovic, 13-Slobodan Komljenovic, 14-Nisa Saveljic, 5-Miroslav Djukic; 7-Vladimir Jugovic, 10-Dragan Stojkovic (captain), 16-Dejan Govedarica, 17-Ljubinko Drulovic; 8-Predrag Mijatovic, 9-Savo Milosevic.

Referee: Jose Maria Garcia-Aranda (Spain)