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ADO Den Haag vs Feyenoord leans toward Feyenoord, but the balance has not removed ADO’s ability to resist. The teams drew 2–2 in Rotterdam on 30 August 2026, while ADO won 3–2 at home on 2 May 2021. Feyenoord had won 4–2 at home on 27 September 2020 and ADO had won 2–0 away on 12 May 2019, leaving room for another change in direction.
Past matches, ADO Den Haag vs Feyenoord
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Starting eleven
Substitutes Feyenoord
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39G
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37
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20D
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30D
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24M
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34M
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14M
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22M
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11F
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19F
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36F
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49F
ADO Den Haag Substitutes
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G
23
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G
12
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D
5
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D
4
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D
22
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D
35
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D
10
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M
8
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16
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M
17
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F
19
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9
Match events
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12'⚽N. Thomas Normal Goal (Asst: E. Rottier)
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46'S. Steijn G. Diarra
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53'⚽S. Sylla Normal Goal (Asst: N. Thomas)
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57'Pascal Mulder Yellow Card
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62'I. de Ruijter N. Thomas
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62'J. Hawkins D. van Mieghem
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62'⚽A. Ueda Normal Goal (Asst: O. Targhalline)
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65'S. van Persie O. Targhalline
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67'Mylian Jimenez Yellow Card
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68'J. Zamburek M. Jimenez
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68'J. Bal Y. Eduardo
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72'⚽A. Hadj Moussa Normal Goal (Asst: S. Steijn)
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80'T. Kraaijeveld J. Lopez
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80'Nacho A. Ueda
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80'M. Waem S. Sylla
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87'Evan Rottier Yellow Card
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89'C. Vanhoutte L. Valente
Stats for this game
Matchup ADO Den Haag VS Feyenoord
Feyenoord retain the wider edge
Feyenoord’s stronger platform is supported by a 4–2 home win over ADO Den Haag on 27 September 2020 and a 3–2 victory at home on 15 September 2019. The 2–2 draw in Rotterdam on 30 August 2026 shows that the broader hierarchy does not always produce a decisive outcome. Feyenoord remain the clearer direction across both venues, but the margin is not beyond challenge.
ADO’s draws complicate the hierarchy
ADO Den Haag’s 3–2 home win on 2 May 2021 and 2–0 away success on 12 May 2019 provide direct counterweights. They demonstrate that ADO can change the expected order, while the draw adds another way to deny separation. Future meetings will ask whether Feyenoord can restore control and whether ADO can turn resistance into another victory. The fixture stays engaging because its wider balance still leaves room for interruption. That tension remains visible in every setting.