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PEC Zwolle and Feyenoord present a pronounced hierarchy, with Feyenoord repeatedly setting the terms across this Eredivisie matchup. Feyenoord won 2–0 at PEC Zwolle on 17 May 2026, 6–1 at home on 6 December 2025 and 4–0 on 25 April 2025. PEC Zwolle’s 3–1 home victory on 19 January 2019 remains an important counterexample, keeping the focus on whether the challenger can disrupt Feyenoord’s established advantage.
Past matches, PEC Zwolle vs Feyenoord
Match center
Odds
Market consensus
Starting eleven
Substitutes PEC Zwolle
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41G
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4D
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17F
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9F
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42D
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20M
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26M
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25M
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16G
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6D
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37M
Feyenoord Substitutes
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D
20
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F
27
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G
33
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M
24
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D
16
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M
14
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M
22
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G
39
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M
57
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D
32
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F
36
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F
49
Match events
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11'Nacho Ferri Goal cancelled
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18'⚽Simon Graves Jensen Own Goal
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23'⚽Nacho Ferri Normal Goal (Asst: Givairo Read)
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40'⚽Gjivai Zechiel Normal Goal (Asst: Givairo Read)
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45'Sydney van Hooijdonk Odysseus Velanas
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45'Tijs Velthuis Nick Fichtinger
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45'Elias Sörensen Ibrahim Cissoko
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49'⚽Nacho Ferri Normal Goal
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63'⚽Anis Hadj Moussa Normal Goal (Asst: Luciano Valente)
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64'Sem Steijn Charles Vanhoutte
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64'Shaqueel Van Persie Nacho Ferri
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65'Jivayno Zinhagel Luciano Valente
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69'⚽Jivayno Zinhagel Normal Goal (Asst: Givairo Read)
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70'Thijs Oosting Koen Kostons
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75'Mats Deijl Givairo Read
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77'⚽Anis Hadj Moussa Normal Goal
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79'Thijs Kraaijeveld Jeremiah St. Juste
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79'jan burger Olivier Aertssen
Stats for this game
Matchup PEC Zwolle VS Feyenoord
Feyenoord’s advantage travels
The balance is strongly weighted toward Feyenoord, and the scorelines show that the edge has appeared in different settings. Feyenoord won 2–0 away on 17 May 2026, then followed with a 6–1 home success on 6 December 2025. The 4–0 victory on 25 April 2025 adds another clear separation, making Feyenoord the obvious reference point whenever this pairing is assessed.
PEC Zwolle’s counterexample matters
That hierarchy should not become absolute language. PEC Zwolle beat Feyenoord 3–1 at home on 19 January 2019, proving that the expected order can be overturned in a single meeting. The intervening scorelines make that result a counterweight rather than evidence of an equal balance, but it keeps the contest from being purely ceremonial. The next editions will ask whether PEC Zwolle can again make home advantage count and whether Feyenoord can turn its wider superiority into control under different conditions. The appeal lies in that clear benchmark and the possibility of a meaningful interruption.