Late Brym double earns NAC Breda victory over 10-man Jong PSV
Charles-Andreas Brym struck twice in the closing stages as NAC Breda secured a 2-0 away win after Jong PSV played most of the match with 10 men.
Charles-Andreas Brym scored two late goals to give NAC Breda a 2-0 victory away to Jong PSV on Monday evening. The forward finally broke the deadlock in the 75th minute before adding his second seven minutes later.
NAC had an early Moussa Soumano effort disallowed for offside, but their task appeared to become easier when Jong PSV defender Madi Monamay was sent off in the 24th minute for a foul on the advancing Soumano. Despite the numerical advantage, the visitors could not find a way through before half-time.
Rick Kruys introduced Paul Gladon shortly before the hour as NAC increased the pressure. The substitute headed against the crossbar, while Mohamed Nassoh later struck the woodwork with a free-kick. Gladon also had a header saved as Jong PSV continued to resist.
The breakthrough eventually arrived when Brym emphatically converted Boyd Lucassen’s cross for his eighth goal of the season. The attacker then completed the scoring with a long-range lob, assisted by Nassoh, to secure all three points. The result followed Brym’s return from a short injury absence, with Soumano and Rio Hillen also restored to the starting line-up. NAC’s next match is against FC Dordrecht on Friday.
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- Brym tovert ook op maandagavond en schenkt NAC nieuwe overwinning— NAC Breda Official
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