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ADO Den Haag's match against Sparta Rotterdam after Robin Peter's resignation

ADO Den Haag was due to play Sparta Rotterdam with no head coach after Robin Peter resigned. Former assistant Levi Schwiebbe was set to lead the team while the club looks for a successor.

Dani van Loenen was included in ADO Den Haag's squad for the match.

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ADO Den Haag dismissed Robin Peter

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ADO Den Haag dismissed head coach Robin Peter after a poor start to the Eredivisie season. The club stood 17th after 11 league matches, having taken six points and won once; it had also been eliminated from the KNVB Cup by amateur side Excelsior '31. Peter, a 39-year-old German, had led ADO to promotion in the previous season. Assistant coach Levi Schwiebbe is in temporary charge.

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PSV’s 7-0 win over Willem II

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PSV beat Willem II 7-0 at the Philips Stadion in the Eredivisie. Mauro Júnior opened the scoring after about 20 minutes and Guus Til made it 2-0 before half-time. Sven Mijnans, Ruben van Bommel, Ricardo Pepi, Kodai Sano and Shuryjano Cornecion scored after the break. Pepi scored on his return from injury, while Cornecion registered his first goal for PSV’s first team. Willem II, playing its first match under returning coach Jurgen Streppel, remained on two points from 11 matches. PSV benefited from Feyenoord dropping points against Fortuna Sittard and is now two points behind the league leaders.

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SC Cambuur win at PEC Zwolle

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SC Cambuur won 1-0 away to PEC Zwolle. Substitute Nicolas Binder scored the only goal late in the match, after PEC had created chances but failed to beat Cambuur goalkeeper Thijs Jansen. The defeat was PEC’s third in a row, while Cambuur extended its unbeaten run to four league matches and moved up to 12th place; PEC remained 16th.

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Excelsior'31 eliminated ADO Den Haag from the KNVB Cup

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Third-division Excelsior'31 of Rijssen eliminated Eredivisie side ADO Den Haag in the first round of the KNVB Cup. The match ended 1-1 after extra time before Excelsior'31 won the penalty shootout 6-5; ADO defender Sekou Sylla missed the decisive penalty, according to one report. The sold-out match drew more than 3,000 spectators, and Excelsior'31 advances to the second round.