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PSV keep up 100% record in Alkmaar, Ajax go clear in second place
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Vangelis Pavlidis opens the scoring for Willem II with a mazy dribble. Photo: ANP/Jeroen Putmans
Willem II secured their place in next season’s Eredivisie with a 2-1 win over Fortuna Sittard, consigning Emmen to the end-of-season play-offs.
Vangelis Pavlidis put the Tilburgers ahead with a fabulous dribble past four defenders and chipped finish just before half-time. Zian Flemming levelled the scores three minutes after the break with a shot from outside the penalty area, but Sebastian Holmén’s shot from a corner on 67 minutes proved decisive.
Emmen’s 16th-placed finish, thanks to a late-season charge after they failed to win any of their first 23 matches, means they now face NAC Breda in the play-off semi-finals on Thursday. The winners of the competition will play in the Eredivisie next season.
Ajax close in on Eredivisie title as top seven teams all win
Match winner Sébastien Haller and Davy Klaassen in action for Ajax. Photo: ANP/Olaf Kraak
Ajax took another step towards the Eredivisie title with an unconvincing win at Heerenveen on a weekend when the top seven teams all won.
The home side were more impressive in the first half at the Abe Lenstra Stadium and took the lead when Mitchell van Bergen dispatched a shot under the dive of replacement goalkeeper Kjell Scherpen.
Dusan Tadic equalised from the penalty spot 10 minutes before half-time after the VAR panel spotted a handball, while Sébastian Haller diverted Lisandro Martinez’s shot into Heerenveen’s net to complete the comeback on the hour mark.
Mohammed Kudus med mål i Ajax-triumf
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Mohamed Ihattaren celebrates after scoring PSV’s second goal. Photo: AP/Maurice van Steen
PSV Eindhoven and Feyenoord overtook Vitesse Arnhem with hard-fought wins on Sunday to put the traditional ‘big three’ at the top of the Eredivisie.
PSV overcame Utrecht thanks to two flashes of brilliance in the first half by Donyell Malen and Mohamed Ihattaren. First Malen flicked Mario Götze’s cross in behind his standing foot, before the striker set up Ihatarren to curl a shot over Maarten Paes from the edge of the area.
Ihattaren, who was demoted to the bench earlier this season by Roger Schmidt as he struggled with form and fitness, said his first goal in nearly a year had boosted his confidence. ‘My smile is back. It was a great moment and a relief,’ he told NOS.
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