“Boy Kemper opens the scoring for NAC Breda, converting a left-footed shot from the centre of the box into the right corner after Lewis Holtby had twice come close and Kamal Sowah delivered a dangerous cross.”
Pivotal“Boy Kemper converts from the spot to make it 2-0, after VAR awarded a penalty for Hristiyan Petrov's handball in the area — Kemper sending the keeper the wrong way with a composed finish into the left corner.”
Pivotal“Denis Odoi is booked for a foul as Heerenveen, chasing the game, become increasingly frustrated in the final stages.”
Outstanding performance

NAC Breda were the more dangerous side throughout, generating 60 dangerous attacks to Heerenveen's 27 and ending with 19 shots compared to the visitors' 13, despite being edged on possession. The hosts broke the deadlock through Boy Kemper on 36 minutes, converting after Lewis Holtby's header from Kamal Sowah's cross was flicked on, and they never looked like relinquishing that lead. The second half brought controversy when a VAR review initially ruled out what appeared to be a Heerenveen goal before the technology swung back in NAC's favour — this time awarding a penalty after Hristiyan Petrov was adjudged to have handled in the area, which Kemper duly dispatched into the left corner in the 74th minute. Heerenveen were tidy in possession but lacked the cutting edge to seriously test NAC, squandering their one big chance of the game while Breda converted theirs, making the final margin a fair reflection of the afternoon's work.
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