Day 11
Til G. 44'
Mijnans 50'
van Bommel R. 53'
Pepi 73'
Sano 77'
Cornecion 81'
PSV Eindhoven: 32. Kovar M. - 2. Geertruida, 3. Gasiorowski, 4. Obispo, 8. Dest S. (Bajraktarević, 71) - 5. Perišić I. (Pepi, 60), 20. Til G. (Cornecion, 78), 21. Mijnans, 24. Sano - 7. van Bommel R. (Santos A-i, 71), 17. Mauro Júnior (Fernandez Noah, 60)
Substitution: Fernandez Noah (from 60); Pepi (from 60); Santos A-i (from 71); Bajraktarević (from 71); Cornecion (from 78)
Bench: 1. Olij - 6. Flamingo, 25. Sildillia - 18. Kostić F. - 37. Bouhamdi - 23. Hansen M. B., 27. Man D.
Willem II: 26. Delanghe - 3. Stam (Et-Taibi, 80), 5. ter Avest (van Loon, 62), 23. Dekker M., 24. Tjoe-A-On, 83. Lemmens - 18. Zarrouk (Boogaard, 74) - 6. Twigt, 19. van Aalst (Ciranni, 80) - 32. Van Crooij V. (Vilhena, 75) - 9. Haen D.
Substitution: van Loon (from 62); Boogaard (from 74); Vilhena (from 75); Ciranni (from 80); Et-Taibi (from 80)
Bench: 21. van der Steen, 31. de Leeuw - 17. Obi-Martin, 28. Verheydt, 50. Gürbüz E.
Yellow Cards: Dekker M. 41; Stam 75
Shakhtar made a highly encouraging return to the Champions League

Romano reports that Bayern's pursuit of Saibari has now reached its conclusion after weeks of negotiations

PSV Eindhoven have once again stamped their authority on Dutch football, securing their third straight Eredivisie title

Bruno Guimaraes was forced off with an ankle injury, leaving the pitch visibly in pain

Atletico Madrid claimed a hard-fought 3–2 victory over PSV Eindhoven

Liverpool suffered a shocking home defeat as PSV Eindhoven dismantled Arne Slot’s side 4–1

PSV Eindhoven
Willem II