“Younes Taha gives Twente an early lead with a left-footed finish from the six-yard box after PSV concede a free kick in a dangerous area.”
“Guus Til completes his brace, turning the game around with a right-footed strike from the right side of the box just three minutes after his first.”
Pivotal“Wout Weghorst drags Twente level with a close-range finish moments after a blocked effort from Daouda Weidmann, reigniting the home side's hopes.”
Pivotal“Daouda Weidmann completes the comeback, finishing a fast break with a right-footed effort from the centre of the box to give Twente the lead for good.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

PSV dominated the underlying numbers with 60% possession, 531 passes and 70 dangerous attacks to Twente's 41, yet it was the home side who found the net when it mattered most. Guus Til's brace either side of the half-hour mark looked to have put PSV in control after Younes Taha's early opener, but Twente's directness paid off as they racked up 21 shots to PSV's 11 despite being second-best in build-up play. Wout Weghorst leveled things in the 79th minute before substitute Daouda Weidmann, on the field for barely a handful of minutes, smashed home the winner in the 83rd off a fast break. For PSV, wasting two big chances and conceding from a low-possession opponent will sting given their title-race ambitions, while Twente's resilience and clinical edge in a match they were outplayed in offers real encouragement for their own campaign.
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League leaders PSV head to De Grolsch Veste looking to extend a dominant run against FC Twente, who have quietly built momentum with five unbeaten league games. With PSV chasing a perfect start and Twente eyeing a top-four push, this early-season clash carries real weight in a tightly bunched Eredivisie table.