Ligue 1

PSV Eindhoven Lose Eredivisie Lead After Twente Comeback

By Hugo Brennan

PSV Eindhoven Lose Eredivisie Lead After Twente Comeback

In Enschede, PSV Eindhoven let a half-time lead slip away on Sunday, falling 3-2 to Twente and surrendering top spot in the Eredivisie after seven rounds.

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Peter Bosz’s PSV appeared in control at the interval after Guus Til struck twice on Twente’s ground. The home side, however, turned the match around after the break to hand PSV their defeat.

The result reshaped the summit of the Dutch championship. AZ Alkmaar moved into first place with a 1-0 win over Telstar, while Feyenoord climbed above PSV after overwhelming Utrecht 5-0.

Anis Hadj Moussa scored twice in Feyenoord’s emphatic victory. The forward has now registered five league goals since the beginning of the season.

The next appointment

AZ Alkmaar and Feyenoord will meet after the international break, with both clubs now ahead of PSV in the early Eredivisie standings.