Eredivisie Review: PSV demolish NAC Breda, Twente remain winless

PSV pulled off an Eredivisie demolition job as they marched to a 6-1 victory over NAC Breda in their first home match of the season.

Having opened the new crusade with a 3-1 win at Willem II, PSV were in control at the end of the day on Saturday as Georginio Wijnaldum and Memphis Depay both netted supports.

Wijnaldum softened the halt up the 21st moment, running onto a generally put Depay throughball to sidefoot home from 12 yards.

Aleksandar Damcevski unintentionally redirected the ball into his own particular net from a Santiago Arias cross in the 26th moment, yet Adnane Tighadouini gave NAC trust from the punishment recognize after five minutes.

Arias' test on Erik Falkenburg had set up the open door for Tighadouini.

Depay twisted home a great 20-yard free-kick six minutes into the second half to re-create PSV's two-objective preference, before Jurgen Locadia penetrated in an unstoppable exertion from just outside the territory - Luuk de Jong giving a flawless help.

The result was certain when PSV opened the NAC safeguard with some astounding going to set behind Wijnaldum for a fifth before the match had even arrived at the hour mark.

What's more Depay adjusted off the scoring with an alternate twisting free-kick complete in the 73rd moment, seemingly better than his first.

Twente, who completed third in the Dutch top flight last season, stay without a triumph in this fight after a 2-2 draw with Den Haag.

Kamohelo Mokotjo put the Enschede furnish in front just before the break, yet objectives from Roland Alberg - from the punishment spot - and Mike van Duinen turned the scoreline on its head.

Be that as it may, Shadrach Eghan's exertion four prior minutes the last whistle earned a point for Alfred Schreuder's men.

In the wake of starting life in the Eredivisie with a win at Heerenveen a weekend ago, Dordrecht were cut back up to earth in a 2-1 thrashing at home to PEC Zwolle, in spite of the fact that they practically grabbed a draw.

Ryan Thomas opened the scoring for Zwolle five prior minutes the interim, yet Giovanni Korte's equalizer nine minutes from time looked to have earned an offer of the riches.

Be that as it may, Mustafa Saymak popped up profound in stoppage time to recover the lead and most extreme focuses.


In the day's remaining installation, Vitesse yielded in the 89th moment as they were held to a 2-2 home draw by Cambuur.