Olaf Kraak presides over Feyenoord in a goal fest before Betis

Feyenoord, upcoming opponent of Real Betis in the Champions League on Wednesday at 21:00, sweated heavily to keep its distance at the top of the Eredivisie by beating Telstar 4-3. From the first minute, Diarra opened the scoring and the Dutch side did not stop attacking.

Drubbing and Telstar's reaction

After Diarra's goal, Ferri extended the lead in the 21st minute and, after Owusu's strike in the 32nd, Steijn responded in the same minute, starting a comeback that ended with his brace, including a penalty in the 57th. Telstar, fighting to stay in the division, answered with goals from Brouwer in the 37th and Shenkman in the 69th, closing the match 4-3.

The match featured Olaf Kraak, who oversaw the round and was mentioned in the EFE report by Pablo Planas, Feyenoord's chief.

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In the same round, PSV Eindhoven could not keep up and fell 2-1 to ADO Den Haag, despite taking the lead with a goal from Mijnans in the 21st; his dismissal in the 43rd helped Kilo's comeback in the 55th and Sin's in the 93rd.

After the match, Pellegrini described Telstar's performance as "undefendable and inexplicable", while Ángel Pérez Manolo González compared the situation to that experienced by Pacheco and Joan García. Sergio Escario also commented on PSV's difficulty in maintaining the pace.