Quote from: $weetne$$ on Today at 10:46:34 PM

Quote from: Black Mbaye on Today at 03:47:00 AM

I couldn't understand PSV's home defeat. How could they lose 0-2 at home to Telstar? If you're aiming to win the championship, you shouldn't drop points in such matches. Your opponent isn't formidable, and you'll be facing tougher opponents like Ajax and AZ. For PSV, dropping three points unplanned is a huge opportunity for their opponents.

Well it did took so many by surprise that PSV lost that particular game when ordinarily it was expected of them to win it even effortlessly but just like football does happen, it turned out that PSV suffered such fate at the time. I am very optimistic that against Ajax or AZ , PSV will make good progress and will get at least a point from each of this fixtures, it is only going to be a tough one because the other teams are actually strong but they are mostly not going to just win PSV because even PSV is a very solid team.

Of course, this was a very surprising defeat, because how could the best team in the Eredivisie lose to a promoted team? Even more surprising was that PSV Eindhoven lost at home without scoring a single goal against Telstar. This was a rather embarrassing result for PSV, but for Telstar, it was a satisfying result because their first victory of the season was against the big team PSV Eindhoven. This result could be a new source of motivation for Telstar's players to perform even better and compete to stay in the top tier of the Dutch league.

Moving on to another team, it is unfortunate that NEC Nijmegen also had to swallow the bitter pill of defeat in their fourth week, losing narrowly to Fortuna with a score of 2-3. Despite this, NEC had shown promising form at the start of the season.