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PSV Eindhoven and ADO Den Haag show a pronounced historical hierarchy, with PSV carrying the clear advantage and ADO offering occasional resistance. PSV won 3–1 in the KNVB Beker on 2 March 2023 and 4–0 in the league on 1 November 2020, while ADO won 1–0 on 5 February 2011. A 2–2 draw on 13 February 2021 adds another reminder that status does not decide every meeting.
Past matches, PSV Eindhoven vs ADO Den Haag
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes PSV Eindhoven
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21F
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15M
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17D
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41G
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24G
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4D
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3D
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28F
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37M
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7M
ADO Den Haag Substitutes
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F
7
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D
14
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F
9
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G
28
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M
15
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M
17
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M
22
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D
4
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F
35
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F
26
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G
23
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M
8
Match events
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12'⚽J. Bakayoko Normal Goal (Asst: P. van Aanholt)
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15'Tyrese Asante Yellow Card
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21'⚽G. Til Normal Goal (Asst: J. Branthwaite)
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46'X. Severina M. de Waal
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54'⚽I. Sangaré Normal Goal (Asst: L. de Jong)
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56'⚽M. Sellouki Normal Goal (Asst: X. Severina)
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67'A. El Ghazi J. Bakayoko
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67'É. Gutiérrez J. Veerman
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83'Mauro Júnior G. Til
Stats for this game
Matchup PSV Eindhoven VS ADO Den Haag
PSV define the stronger profile
The balance strongly favours PSV Eindhoven, whose results include a 3–1 KNVB Beker win on 2 March 2023 and a 4–0 Eredivisie victory on 1 November 2020. Those dated examples show the separation PSV can establish when the hierarchy is reflected on the scoreboard. The overall profile is clear, even though individual meetings still require execution.
ADO’s resistance remains part of the story
ADO Den Haag’s 1–0 away win on 5 February 2011 is the sharpest counterexample to an absolute reading, while the 2–2 draw at ADO on 13 February 2021 offers a different kind of interruption. Neither result overturns PSV’s stronger standing, but both preserve a meaningful question for future meetings. The contrast keeps the page focused on a durable hierarchy with room for an occasional challenge: can ADO keep the margin close enough to challenge the expected order, or will PSV again turn their advantage into separation?