FC Twente warn supporters of travel disruption for Telstar home game
Public transport strikes are expected to cause a busy evening around De Grolsch Veste, with fans urged to allow extra time or cycle where possible.
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Public transport strikes are expected to cause a busy evening around De Grolsch Veste, with fans urged to allow extra time or cycle where possible.

The Leeuwarden authorities have approved the return of visiting fans, with additional safety measures planned following the fireworks incidents against Feyenoord.

The FC Twente defender says the clubs held contact, but Twente made clear that he would not be allowed to leave.

The Groningen goalkeeper confronted the Netherlands striker over his prolonged goal celebration and later criticised his conduct.
The 22-year-old has delivered two goals and three assists in four Eredivisie matches, earning praise from former FC Twente technical director Arnold Bruggink.

Three league fixtures have been rescheduled to provide Dutch clubs involved in European competition with additional recovery time.
Supporters can buy seats for games against Telstar, ADO Den Haag and PSV, with sales for the FC Utrecht fixture opening on 1 September.

Four Alkmaar players earned places in the selection after the fourth round, while PSV’s Sergiño Dest was included for the second consecutive week.
The 19-year-old has joined Twente on a three-year contract after making 60 appearances for Jong PSV.

The 34-year-old striker found the net in a 4-1 win over Cambuur but said his engagement was the most important moment of his day.

Guus Til scored twice in PSV’s 6-1 win at FC Utrecht, but AZ attacker Ro-Zangelo Daal earned the highest rating of the round.
The 29-year-old striker is reportedly due for a medical in Eindhoven before completing a return to PSV after six years away.

Ajax face a reunion with Getafe in the league phase, while FC Twente will open their six-match campaign at home to FC Thun.
FC Twente have little time to celebrate reaching the Conference League league phase, with a Sunday night trip to Leeuwarden next on the schedule.
Four Dutch clubs will learn their Europa League and Conference League schedules, with Ajax and AZ among the top seeds.
FC Twente recovered from a seemingly desperate position in Baku to win 4-1 after extra time and secure a place in the Conference League league phase.

Wout Weghorst struck in extra time as John van den Brom’s side overturned deficits in both the tie and the second leg to secure European league-phase football.

Ajax and FC Twente secured Conference League places, but Turkey made the biggest coefficient gain after Fenerbahçe reached the Champions League.

The joint academy begins its competitive programme on Saturday, with the Under-21 side hosting Feyenoord and the Under-13s entering an international tournament in Zutphen.

The Enschede club says 776 supporters will miss Sunday’s match in Leeuwarden despite efforts to overturn the decision or postpone the fixture.
The Enschede-based customs software specialist has become a member of the Twentse Ondernemers Sociëteit after spending time on its waiting list.

NEC and FC Twente also begin decisive qualifying ties this week, with their home matches available on Dutch television.

Both legs of Twente’s Conference League play-off will be available on ESPN’s open channel, with the home fixture kicking off at 20:00.

Peer Koopmeiners, Weslley Patati, Thom van Bergen and Brynjólfur Willumsson were among the standout performers selected after the second round.

The French referee will oversee NEC’s home game against Bodø/Glimt, while Ajax and FC Twente have also learned their officials for Conference League qualifiers.
Daouda Weidmann and Daan Rots helped John van den Brom’s side secure their first home league victory of the season before a European meeting with Qarabağ.
The champions earned a narrow victory in the second round, while AZ and NEC each scored four goals away from home.

Both sides opened their Eredivisie campaigns with victories, although Ajax have also had a European assignment to navigate before their meeting in Amsterdam.
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Both clubs reached the Conference League play-offs, but dropped points left the Netherlands with a reduced return in the UEFA country ranking.

John van den Brom’s much-changed side surrendered a two-goal lead before Marko Pjaca secured a 3-3 draw at DAC 1904.

Twente hold a six-goal advantage over DAC 1904, while Ajax will defend a 3-1 lead against Shelbourne in Thursday’s third qualifying-round second legs.

FC Twente will rotate from a position of strength in their European return, with Wout Weghorst and Lars Unnerstall among those staying home.
Marc ter Stegen, Daley Blind and Marcos Leonardo are among the arrivals in Amsterdam, while AZ have brought Calvin Stengs back from Feyenoord.

The 19-year-old defender completed pre-season with PSV’s senior squad but is now expected to play in the Keuken Kampioen Divisie.

Ajax host Heerenveen under Alex Bos, while Joey Kooij will oversee Feyenoord’s home game against Go Ahead Eagles.

The Enschede club reportedly remain keen on the 17-year-old winger despite moving to sign Filip Thorvaldsen from Valerenga.

NEC are chasing a Champions League play-off place, while Ajax and FC Twente take advantages into their Conference League qualifying returns.

The left-back will serve two games immediately after being sent off during PEC Zwolle’s 2-0 home defeat by Ajax.

Ajax, Feyenoord, Groningen and Heerenveen all opened with Sunday victories, while PSV were held at home by Fortuna Sittard.