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SC Cambuur’s Eredivisie match against Go Ahead Eagles was abandoned in the 82nd minute after fireworks were thrown or set off for a second time by Go Ahead supporters. Referee Serdar Gözübüyük initially halted the match for about half an hour after the first incident, then ended it shortly after play resumed following further fireworks.
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Go Ahead Eagles and Sparta Rotterdam drew 3-3 in Deventer in the Eredivisie. Sparta came from behind twice, with substitute Casper Terho scoring a late equaliser after Go Ahead had taken a 3-2 lead through Søren Tengstedt. A single report said Milan Zonneveld opened the scoring for Sparta, before Mathis Suray equalised. It said Zonneveld then scored an own goal, Lushendry Martes made it 2-2 and Tengstedt put Go Ahead ahead again. The result was Go Ahead's fifth draw in eight league matches.
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Willem II lost 1-6 at home to SC Cambuur in Adrie Koster’s first match as interim coach, following John Stegeman’s dismissal. Thomas Didillon-Hödl returned from injury in goal, but Cambuur led 3-0 after 18 minutes through Nicolas Binder, Ilyès Hamache and Ismaël Baouf. Binder scored again after the break, before Didillon-Hödl’s error led to Cambuur’s fifth goal. Substitute Anass Zarrouk pulled one back, and Jason Çeka scored the visitors’ final goal. The result left Willem II without a league win after 10 matches and on two points. Captain Hidde ter Avest said the players shared responsibility for Stegeman’s departure and that the side had not stayed together after conceding early. Koster said he had expected more, while stressing that he had had only two days with the players. Willem II then beat Helmond Sport 4-3 in the first round of the KNVB Cup, ending a run of 10 matches without a victory.
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SC Cambuur beat PEC Zwolle 1-0 at the MAC3PARK Stadion. Nicolas Binder scored the late winner after coming on as a substitute; reports placed the goal in either the 83rd or 84th minute. PEC created chances, particularly before half-time, but did not score. 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 according to one report. Pressure on PEC coach Henry van der Vegt increased during and after the match. One report said supporters displayed white handkerchiefs and called for his departure. PEC Zwolle dismissed Van der Vegt the following day, with the club 16th after eight matches.
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SC Cambuur drew 2-2 with AZ in Leeuwarden. Nicolas Binder gave Cambuur an early lead, before Ro-Zangelo Daal equalised for AZ. Ilyes Hamache restored Cambuur’s advantage before half-time. Cambuur played the final 35 minutes with 10 men after Devid Eugene Bouah received a second yellow card. AZ levelled late through a Mexx Meerdink penalty awarded after VAR intervention. AZ remains second after nine matches with 20 points, while Cambuur has nine points from nine games.