FC Groningen – Ajax
At 4.30 pm, leader Ajax kicked off at FC Groningen. The team from Amsterdam has a two-point lead over PSV and with a win they are one step further towards prolonging the national title. The home team is eighth and is in full race for the play-offs for European football.
Ajax takes office with three changes in the team. Trainer Erik ten Hag misses the suspended Antony, Lisandro Martinez and Edson Alvarez start on the bench. Perr Schuurs takes over from Martinez in the center back. Davy Klaassen replaces Alvarez and Mohammed Kudus replaces Antony.
FC Twente – PSV
After FC Groningen-Ajax it continues at full speed to Enschede. FC Twente and PSV will face each other there from 6.45 pm. The people of Eindhoven can just as easily be the leader after this round, while FC Twente wants to strengthen the fourth place. Ron Jans’ formation is two points ahead of pursuer AZ.
AZ – Vitesse
The same AZ starts the home game against Vitesse at 8 p.m. An opponent that the Alkmaarders usually like at home, the last home defeat dates back to 2009. Vitesse is sixth and can strengthen that place with a win compared to FC Utrecht, which has one point less.
RKC Waalwijk – FC Utrecht
The Utrechters start at the same time as AZ and Vitesse with their visit to RKC Waalwijk. Without the ejected René Hake, Rick Kruys has to send his team to the first three-pointer under his leadership. It will not be easy, because the Waalwijkers won well before the international break at Vitesse. RKC is fourteenth, five points above the red line.
Feyenoord – Willem II
Saturday evening will be concluded in De Kuip with the match between Feyenoord and Willem II. The Rotterdammers are third with a point ahead of FC Twente, while the Tilburgers are involved in an extremely exciting relegation battle. The team is still in a safe fifteenth place, but the competition follows one, two and three points behind respectively. The ball in De Kuip will roll at 9 p.m.
Program Eredivisie Matchday 27
Saturday April 2nd
4.30 pm: FC Groningen – Ajax
6.45 pm: FC Twente – PSV
8 pm: AZ – Vitesse
8 pm: RKC Waalwijk – FC Utrecht
21.00 o’clock: Feyenoord – Willem II
Sunday April 3
12.15 pm: PEC Zwolle – Go Ahead Eagles
2.30 pm: Fortuna Sittard – Heracles Almelo
2.30 pm: Sparta Rotterdam – SC Heerenveen
4.45 pm: SC Cambuur – NEC
View the program and the position in the Eredivisie here