Day 33
Vlap 23'
Mijnans 45'
Kasius 71'
Twente: 1. Unnerstall, 2. Hilgers( till 86'), 5. Kuipers B.( till 75'), 17. Van Hoorenbeeck, 28. van Rooij, 4. Kjolo( till 76'), 14. Steijn S., 18. Vlap, 23. Sadilek M., 9. van Wolfswinkel, 11. Rots D.( till 75')
Substitution: 47. Alders G.(from 75'), 30. Ltaief(from 75'), 32. Verschueren(from 76'), 25. Vennegoor Lucas(from 86')
Bench: 21. Karssies, 22. Tytoń, 3. Lagerbielke, 29. Kuster H., 38. Bruns M., 41. Besselink, 19. Taha Y.
Yellow Cards: Van Hoorenbeeck 73'
AZ: 1. Owusu-Oduro, 3. Goes, 5. Penetra, 16. Maikuma( till 64'), 18. Wolfe, 6. Koopmeiners P., 10. Mijnans, 26. Smit Kees( till 75'), 7. van Bommel R.( till 75'), 21. Poku E., 35. Meerdink( till 87')
Substitution: 30. Kasius(from 64'), 28. Buurmeester(from 75'), 27. Daal(from 75'), 11. Sadiq I.(from 87')
Bench: 12. Verhulst, 41. Zoet, 4. Martins Indi, 22. Dekker M., 24. Schouten L., 23. Lahdo, 34. de Wit M.
Yellow Cards: Koopmeiners P. 84', Daal 87'
With little left to play for on the domestic front, Tottenham Hotspur—like Manchester United—are pinning their hopes on the UEFA Europa League for both silverware and a possible return to the Champions League next season
Once again, there were no miracles for a Tottenham Hotspur side mired in a prolonged slump as they suffered a narrow defeat in the first leg of the UEFA Europa League Round of 16 against AZ Alkmaar
Red Devils allowed the guests to take a point from England after a second half goal
Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag has expressed a preference to avoid facing FC Twente in the Europa League.
Feyenoord lost points for the second time in their first three league games