VVV
Line-up
- 1L. Unnerstall
- 4R. Janssen
- 20D. van Bruggen
- 13N. Röseler
- 17T. Dekker
- 31T. Sušić
- 6D. Post
- 8P. van Ooijen
- 11J. Grot
- 26P. Mlapa
- 19P. Joosten
- 16D. van Crooij
- 29E. Linthorst
- 10J. Opoku
Subs
- 22B. Verbong
- 21A. Borgmann
- 34Janssen, Simon
- 25E. Korkmaz
- 15Josimar Lima
- 35S. Steijn
Vitesse
Line-up
- 22Pasveer, Remko
- 5M. Clark
- 30D. Doekhi
- 3M. van der Werff
- 8V. Karavaev
- 28A. Büttner
- 25N. Foor
- 17T. Serero
- 18M. Ødegaard
- 11B. Linssen
- 29T. Buitink
- 21M. Bero
- 13Darfalou, Oussama
- 9Tim Matavž
Subs
- 1Eduardo
- 14J. Clarke-Salter
- 26R. Thelander
- 23Mukhtar Ali
- 38R. Musaba
- 7Beerens, Roy
- 10M. Dauda
The recent head to head record between these two clubs and their results over the last seven Eredivisie matches, all points towards a draw on Wednesday, with an increased chance of both teams scoring. Two of the last three meetings between these clubs have ended in draws, and five of the last seven encounters have seen both teams score. Three of VVV’s last seven matches have ended in draws, while four of Vitesse’s last seven have also ended in stalemates. Six of VVV’s and six of Vitesse’s last seven matches have seen both teams score, and with that, and all of the above, in mind we’re backing Wednesday’s match to end in a score draw.
Mlapa moved onto fifteen league goals for the season with his hat trick against Zwolle last time out, while Linssen top scores for Vitesse with twelve Eredivisie goals. We’re confident that Wednesday’s game will end in a draw and have predicted a final scoreline of 1-1. These two teams have played out a lot of draws in the Eredivisie over the last month and both teams head into the final game of the season needing all three points to finish as high up the table as they possibly can, so we’re expecting a very competitive ninety minutes.