Goals: 0-1 Thijs Mertens (2)
1-1 (5)
1-2 Shurandy Sambo (25)
Half-time score 1-2
1-3 Dani Mathieu (28)
1-4 Beslan Sagov (31)
1-5 Mathijs Bel (32)
2-5 (43)
2-6 Shurandy Sambo (46)
2-7 Thijs Mertens (48)
2-8 Dani Mathieu (49)
2-9 Beslan Sagov (50)
Report:
Unfortunately Quinn could not play as he was still suffering from an injury. In the 2nd minute PSV took the lead through a rush by Thijs after an assist by Dani 0-1. Three minutes later Longa came alongside because we were not defending sharply 1-1. After that there were good opportunities for both teams to score. Thijs hit the post and Dani shot just wide. In the last minute of the first half, PSV took the lead again through a great solo by Shurandy who saw the ball go into the goal 1-2 with a hard shot from inside the post.
After halftime, PSV showed their best side through fantastic combination football and beautiful goals. It was 1-3 by Dani who after a short dribble was able to strike hard. Shortly afterwards Beslan captured the ball from a defender and placed it in the short corner 1-4. Then Mathijs went on his own adventure and shot the ball over the ground into the net 1-5. After 37 minutes Longa got a free kick at 9 meters from our goal. This free kick was beautifully saved by Jeffrey who went in front of the wall himself. Not much later Longa scored another goal from a well played opportunity.
Then it was PSV again, scoring four goals in the last 5 minutes. It was 2-6 by Shurandy from an identical situation to the 1-2. Thijs then scored the 2-7 after an assist from Dani. Dani himself made it 2-8 with a stick after Lars had shot at the post. In the final minute the final score was decided by Beslan who was alert in the rebound 2-9 after a shot by Dani.
A fair result and another deserved victory by PSV. Very much enjoyed the combination football and compliments to all players. The championship is just not there yet because the rival team also won today. No league next week so patience for another two weeks.
Jeffrey Derksen, Mathijs Bel, Thijs Martens, Dani Mathieu, Niels van Berkel, Lars Koolen, Shurandy Sambo, Beslan Sagov, and Quinn Chirino.