It remains somewhat underexposed in the ranking, but Telstar is working on a strong series. The Velsen first divisionist is now unbeaten for six games in a row and will meet FC Dordrecht tonight in his own stadium. You can follow this match and VVV-Venlo against Jong AZ live on the radio at NH Sport from 7 p.m.
Telstar is two points above the inconsistently performing FC Dordrecht in the ranking. The differences are small. Three more points and Telstar is not thirteenth but sixth! Trainer Mike Snoei still misses Thomas Oude Kotte, Koen Blommestijn and Cain Seedorf.
clean sheet
Remarkably enough, the Schapenkoppen did not score in their last six visits to sports park Schoonenberg. The last time that was successful was in 2014 and FC Dordrecht then also got on the bus home with a 5-2 victory.
Another statistic: Glynor Plet starts his tenth match as a Telstar player against FC Dordrecht. He has scored six goals in the previous nine encounters. Only against Almere City FC was the striker more accurate (seven goals). Not surprising that Plet also played in the home game last season the match winner was (1-0). You can hear from reporter Erik-Jan Brinkman whether the now 35-year-old Amsterdammer will leave his mark on the match again tonight.
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