PSV Eindhoven vs Feyenoord Rotterdam, 2021-22 KNVB Beker Vrouwen, Quarterfinals

· Dutch KNVB Beker Vrouwen
PSV Eindhoven
  • 28': Desiree van Lunteren
  • 36': Maruschka Waldus
  • 38': Amalie Thestrup
  • 63': Esmee Brugts
FT
4 - 0
Feyenoord Rotterdam

    About

    PSV Eindhoven are hosting Feyenoord Rotterdam at PSV Campus De Herdgang, Eindhoven, Netherlands, starting on . The match is a part of the Dutch KNVB Beker Vrouwen.

    Match Timeline

    • 0': Lineups are announced and players are warming up.
    • 0': First Half begins.
    • 28': Goal! PSV Women 1, Feyenoord Women 0. Desiree van Lunteren (PSV Women) left footed shot from the centre of the box to the centre of the goal. Assisted by Esmee Brugts.
    • 36': Goal! PSV Women 2, Feyenoord Women 0. Maruschka Waldus (PSV Women) left footed shot from the centre of the box to the centre of the goal.
    • 38': Goal! PSV Women 3, Feyenoord Women 0. Amalie Thestrup (PSV Women) left footed shot from the centre of the box to the centre of the goal.
    • 45'+1': First Half ends, PSV Women 3, Feyenoord Women 0.
    • 45': Second Half begins PSV Women 3, Feyenoord Women 0.
    • 55': Substitution, Feyenoord Women. Cheyenne van den Goorbergh replaces Manique de Vette.
    • 63': Goal! PSV Women 4, Feyenoord Women 0. Esmee Brugts (PSV Women) right footed shot from the centre of the box to the centre of the goal. Assisted by Naomi Pattiwael.
    • 71': Substitution, Feyenoord Women. Lynn Groenewegen replaces Sophie Cobussen.
    • 72': Desiree van Lunteren (PSV Women) is shown the yellow card.
    • 74': Substitution, PSV Women. Senna Koeleman replaces Mandy van den Berg.
    • 75': Substitution, PSV Women. Amy Harrison replaces Desiree van Lunteren.
    • 75': Substitution, PSV Women. Shijona Martina replaces Naomi Pattiwael.
    • 83': Substitution, PSV Women. Nadia Coolen replaces Anika Rodríguez.
    • 87': Substitution, PSV Women. Jeslynn Kuijpers replaces Esmee Brugts.
    • 90': Amy Harrison (PSV Women) is shown the yellow card.
    • 90'+3': Second Half ends, PSV Women 4, Feyenoord Women 0.
    • 0': Match ends, PSV Women 4, Feyenoord Women 0.

    Game Information

    Competition: Dutch KNVB Beker Vrouwen

    Venue: PSV Campus De Herdgang
    Location: Eindhoven, Netherlands

    Line-Ups

    PSV PSV Eindhoven (4-3-3)

    No. Name
    16 Lisan Alkemade (GK)
    4 Mandy van den Berg
    6 Maruschka Waldus
    5 Janou Levels
    22 Anika Rodriguez
    10 Desiree van Lunteren
    20 Julie Biesmans
    24 Esmee Brugts
    9 Amalie Thestrup
    3 Melanie Bross
    7 Naomi Pattiwael
    PSV Eindhoven Substitutes:
    Sari van Veenendaal, Shijona Martina, Senna Koeleman, Nadia Coolen, Caroline Rask, Jeslynn Kuijpers, Georgina Carreras, Amy Harrison, Janneke Verheijen, Laura Strik, Femke Bastiaen.

    FEY Feyenoord Rotterdam (4-3-3)

    No. Name
    1 Jacintha Weimar (GK)
    3 Samantha Van Diemen
    33 Sarina Heijblom
    5 Celainy Obispo
    2 Justine Brandau
    22 Annouk Boshuizen
    6 Manique De Vette
    25 Romeé Van De Lavoir
    9 Pia Rijsdijk
    19 Sophie Cobussen
    14 Kim Hendriks
    Feyenoord Rotterdam Substitutes:
    Maxime Bennink, Yara Helderman, Jill Duijzer, Cheyenne Van Den Goorbergh, Isa Kagenaar, Lynn Groenewegen.

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