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Feyenoord dominance in Eredivisie following Champions League
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Feyenoord secured a dominant 7-0 away victory against PEC Zwolle in the Eredivisie, marking the largest defeat in PEC Zwolle’s history. Goals were scored by Nacho Ferri (2), (3), Gjivai Zechiël, Anis Hadj Moussa (2), and Jivayno Zinhagel, following an own goal by PEC defender Simon Graves. The win moves Feyenoord into second place in the league, narrowing the gap to leaders AZ to two points. This performance follows a heavy Champions League loss to Barcelona. Notably, Feyenoord supporters were absent from the match following previous incidents involving fireworks at a match in Cambuur. Following his performance, midfielder Gjivai Zechiël expressed satisfaction with his decision to remain at Feyenoord despite serious interest from French club Lille during the summer transfer window. Analysts have also highlighted the growing impact of the Zechiël-Valente midfield partnership. Manager Giovanni van Bronckhorst praised the team’s aggressive and dynamic performance, describing it as “one of the best halves he has seen his team play.”
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