Motherwell fans were right to boo us, but we turned cup tie around, says striker

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with how quickly the Steelmen turned the tie on its head to win 3-2 and top Group F, especially since they were playing in 25-degree heat.

The 30-year-old Dutchman was frustrated not to get on the score-sheet, but says he was pleased with what was a good win, in front of just under 2000 fans.Former Scunthorpe United and Northampton Town striker Van Veen said: "It was very good, they were loud."There were 2000, and they booed us off after the first half, because we deserved that, it wasn't good enough to be 2-0 behind when you were quite dominant."There were half-chances in the first half, in the second half we came out and I've got to say the whole team still believed we were turning this around."We had quite a lot of quality, and before.