Telstar starts the second part of the competition tonight with great anticipation. Jong AZ is the opponent coming to Velsen-Zuid. Trainer Mike Snoei believes that his team has much more to offer than the penultimate place in the first division. With a victory over AZ’s promising team, the Velsen team could immediately take a first step up. Telstar – Jong AZ can be followed live on NH Radio tonight from 7 p.m.
Telstar’s infirmary was virtually empty during the winter break. Of Peter Guinari Snoei has also been able to add a defender to his selection. “We have had a good excuse, but we now have to prove ourselves,” said the 60-year-old trainer.
Period title
Due to the low ranking, Telstar must concentrate on the third or fourth period to qualify for the play-offs. Because of the last match before the winter break to lose to VVV-Venlo (1-2), the White Lions are alone in the third period didn’t start well.
Jong AZ is number twelve in the rankings and also went up a 1-2 defeat into the winter break. Although the youngsters of trainer Jan Sierksma made ADO Den Haag particularly difficult. Only halfway through the second half did ADO take control of the match.
The commentators in Velsen-Zuid are Frank van der Meijden and Stephan Brandhorst. In NH Sport tonight, further attention will be paid to the start of the Premier League, the Egmond-Pier-Egmond beach race and the Egmond Half Marathon. The broadcast starts at 7 p.m. Presentation: Robbert van den Heuvel.