An evening NAC. That’s what Telstar can expect tonight. In the rankings, the numbers eleven and twelve are hardly inferior to each other. You can follow the match live on NH Radio from 7 p.m., just like FC Dordrecht against Jong Ajax.
Last season, the game in Breda Telstar yielded one point. After a 2-0 deficit, substitute Gyliano van Velzen helped his team to a draw with two hits. This season started well for coach Robert Molenaar’s team, but four of the last five league games have been lost. Young AZ even treated NAC Breda a 4-0 defeat.
Undefeated
Telstar is in a good series. Ever since the 3-0 home defeat against Heracles Almelo on September 16, the team of trainer Mike Snoei is unbeaten. Because no less than four times a draw rolled out, that does not translate into a high ranking. The kick-off in the undoubtedly very well-filled Rat Verlegh stadium is at 8 p.m. Erik-Jan Brinkman reports.
A sloppy 35 kilometers to the north, FC Dordrecht takes on Jong Ajax. Both clubs are in the first division just below NAC and Telstar, but could make a big jump with a win.
Brian Brobbey
In recent history, both clubs played against each other eight times and the Amsterdam U21 lost only once. Two years ago it was 3-1. Brian Brobbey scored the only goal for Young Ajax at the time. In the most goal-rich version (2-5), the year before, Noa Lang left his mark on the match with two hits.
Many goals were scored last season. It then became 3-3 at the Krommedijk. Kristian Hlynsson saved a point for Young Ajax in injury time with a utilized penalty kick. The Icelandic midfielder is a basic player in the team of coach John Heitinga this season, but only scored once. FC Dordrecht – Young Ajax starts at 8 p.m. You get the match commentary from Frank van der Meijden.
Of course you will get a preview in NH Sport of Sunday’s top league match between Ajax and PSV and we also look back on AZ’s 2-1 win in the Conference League on Dnipro-1. NH Sport is there from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Presentation: Edward Dekker and Robbert van den Heuvel.