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DeepSeekAI-written editorial preview · updated 2026-08-21 12:36 UTC
PSV look to build momentum against high-flying Groningen
PSV Eindhoven return to the Philips Stadion this Sunday looking to solidify their early-season rhythm after securing a hard-fought victory in their last outing. They welcome an FC Groningen side that arrives in Eindhoven with perfect league form, setting the stage for a compelling Eredivisie clash on matchday 3.
After a testing start to the campaign, PSV will be eager to put on a clinical display in front of their home supporters. Following a draw with Fortuna Sittard, the narrow 2-1 win against Excelsior on 15 August provided a much-needed boost to the squad's confidence. The focus now shifts to maintaining that momentum and finding the consistency that defined their late-season form in the previous term.
FC Groningen travel to the Philips Stadion carrying significant momentum of their own. They have enjoyed a flawless start to the league campaign, recording back-to-back victories against FC Utrecht and ADO Den Haag. This early success suggests a side that is well-drilled and capable of causing problems for even the most established opponents in the division.
PSV are expected to field an attacking setup, with Ruben van Bommel, Ricardo Pepi, and Ivan Perisic spearheading the forward line. The midfield trio of Paul Wanner, Sven Mijnans, and Guus Til will be tasked with controlling the tempo, while Matej Kovar remains the expected choice in goal behind a defensive unit including Sergino Dest and Ryan Flamingo.
For the visitors, FC Groningen must navigate this challenge without the services of the injured Marco Rente. The expected XI, led by Etienne Vaessen in goal, will likely feature a industrious midfield anchored by Tygo Land and Tika de Jonge, with Thom van Bergen expected to lead the line in search of a breakthrough.
Recent history heavily favours the hosts, who have enjoyed a string of successful afternoons against the visitors. In their most recent encounter on 8 February, PSV edged out a 2-1 win, continuing a trend of positive results that stretches back several seasons. While Groningen’s current form is impressive, they will be acutely aware of the challenge required to overturn a historical trend that has seen them struggle to contain PSV's attacking threat in previous meetings.
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