Your Web 3 Guru and Moonbet presenting todays match: Go Ahead Eagles Deventer against N.E.C. Nijmegen.
After completing 18 rounds in the Eredivisie, Go Ahead Eagles and NEC secured the sixth and seventh positions on the table, surpassing expectations given their respective player budgets. Go Ahead, known for its financial prudence, had already executed a remarkable and necessary comeback in the previous season, resulting in a solid retention of their top-flight status.
Under Coach René Hake’s guidance, the team continued to build steadily after the summer, amassing 26 points in the first 18 matches of the current campaign. Although they enjoyed an unbeaten home record for a considerable period, it was broken in early December by FC Twente. FC Utrecht and Ajax also claimed victories at De Adelaarshorst, emphasizing the need for a home triumph. Out of the 26 points, 16 were secured within their municipal borders.
On the other side, NEC, backed by a financially robust club owner, possesses the flexibility to handle matters beyond regular operations. The acquisition of goalkeeper Jasper Cillessen is a prime example. With him in the squad, the team has performed exceptionally well in the last two matches. Following the completion of the AZ-NEC game, the coach’s team remains undefeated, with only two points dropped against Feyenoord (2-2).
In the recent five Eredivisie matches, NEC has earned as many points as PSV and Ajax combined: 13. Alongside the victory against AZ, there were notable wins against PEC Zwolle, Fortuna Sittard, and, most recently, FC Twente. A captivating story seems to be unfolding in the cup tournament. After an away win against GVVV, NEC secured an unexpected victory over Go Ahead Eagles (2-1). Looking ahead, NEC will face ADO Den Haag in the quarterfinals in a week and a half, but their immediate focus is on seeking revenge against Go Ahead Eagles.
Players to keep an eye on: Victor Edvardsen (D1, A1) is in excellent form for Go Ahead Eagles, having scored three goals in the last four official matches. Meanwhile, for NEC, Koki Ogawa (D5, A1) has found the net three times in his last five competitive games.
Hot stat: Go Ahead Eagles has won six of the last eleven home encounters against NEC (D4, L1), consistently with a one-goal margin.
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