Vitesse overcomes DVS ’33 2-0 on Tuesday. HIGHLIGHTS

ARNHEM. Vitesse overcomes DVS '33 with a 2-0 win with a goal from D. Huisman (22') and a goal from L. Openda (57').

January 19, 2022

ARNHEM. Vitesse tops DVS ’33 with a 2-0 win with a goal from D. Huisman (22′) and a goal from L. Openda (57′). Vitesse was much better in terms of ball possession (68%) and that was among the factors of its victory.

The match was played at the GelreDome stadium in Arnhem on Tuesday and it started at 8:00 pm local time. The referee was Clay Ruperti who had the assistance of Nils van Kampen and Roan van Marrewijk. The 4th official was Robin Hensgens. The weather was mist. The temperature was quite cold at 4.7 degrees Celsius or 40.44 Fahrenheit. The humidity was 98%.

Match Statistics

Vitesse

2 - 0

DVS \'33

! 68 Ball Possession 32

Shots

21 Total 5
9 On Target 0
12 Off Target 5
1 Shots blocked 0

166 Attack 64
76 Dangerous attack 25
0 Ball safe 0

0 Penalties 0
10 Corners 1
5 Off Sides 1

Fouls

11 Total 13
0 Yellow Cards 1
0 Double Yellow 0
0 Red Card 0

Other

5 Substitutions 5

Ball possession

Vitesse had a strong ball possession 68% while DVS ’33 was struggling with a 32% ball possession.

Attitude and shots

Vitesse was more pushing with 76 dangerous attacks and 21 shots of which 9 were on target. This is one of the reasons why Vitesse won the match.

Vitesse shot 21 times, 9 on target, 12 off target. On the other side, DVS ’33 shot 5 times, 0 on target, 5 off target.

Cards

Vitesse didn’t receive any yellow card. Regarding the opposition, DVS ’33 received 1 yellow card (Q. Veenhof).

Match Timeline

Daan Huisman(goal)L. Openda

22'

46'

Maarten van Dijk- sub ->A. Akla

57'

Thomas Buitink- sub ->Toni Domgjoni

58'

69'

70'

Lars Dekker- sub ->A. Kruisheer

E. Cornelisse- sub ->R. Bazoer

72'

78'

Kenneth Aninkora- sub ->Finn Kluiver

78'

Hayri Pinarci- sub ->Stefan Nijland

Gyan de Regt- sub ->E. Dasa

81'

90'

Standings

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Vitesse – Formation

Vitesse

Jeroen Houwen 24.Netherlands

6.8

Dominik Oroz 16.Croatia

7.0

Riechedly Bazoer 10.Netherlands

7.4

72'

Jacob Rasmussen 6.Denmark

7.1

Eli Dasa 2.Israel

7.6

81'

Toni Domgjoni 22.Kosovo

6.6

58'

Yann Gboho 20.France

6.6

58'

Maximilian Wittek 32.Germany

7.6

Daan Huisman 40.Netherlands

7.5

22'

Adrian Grbic 9.Austria

6.6

58'

Loïs Openda 7.Belgium

8.2

57'

Substitutes

Eric Verstappen 23.Netherlands

Markus Schubert 1.Germany

E. Cornelisse 39.Netherlands

6.4

72'

T. Hájek 18.Czech Republic

M. Manhoef 42.Netherlands

Danilho Doekhi 3.Netherlands

Patrick Vroegh 36.Netherlands

6.7

58'

E. Hernández 44.El Salvador

Thomas Buitink 29.Netherlands

6.8

58'

Nikolai Baden Frederiksen 11.Denmark

6.8

58'

Gyan de Regt 54.Netherlands

7.1

81'

Vitesse started with a 3-4-1-2 line-up (3-4-1-2).

The manager Thomas Letsch decided to play with the following team: Jeroen Houwen (6.8), Alois Oroz (7.0), Riechedly Bazoer (7.4), Jacob Rasmussen (7.1), Eli Dasa (7.6), Toni Domgjoni (6.6), Yann Gboho (6.6), Maximilian Wittek (7.6), Daan Huisman (7.5), Adrian Grbić (6.6) and Loïs Openda (8.2).

The home team had on the bench: Eric Verstappen, Markus Schubert, Enzo Cornelisse (6.4), Tomáš Hájek, Million Manhoef, Danilho Doekhi, Enrico Hernández, Patrick Vroegh (6.7), Thomas Buitink (6.8), Nikolai Baden Frederiksen (6.8) and Gyan de Regt (7.1).

Substitutions

Vitesse made 5 changes: A. Grbic for N. Frederiksen (58′), T. Domgjoni for T. Buitink (58′), Y. Gboho for P. Vroegh (58′), R. Bazoer for E. Cornelisse (72′) and E. Dasa for G. de Regt (81′).

Best player: Loïs Openda

Following our analysis, the most impressive player for Vitesse was Loïs Openda.

His rating is (8.2) with 1 goal, 51 passes (66% accurate) and 1 key pass. He was won 8 duels out of 16. He hit the woodwork once times.

DVS ’33 – Formation

DVS \'33

J. Waterberg 23.Netherlands

8.1

Jeremy Jonker 4.Netherlands

6.7

Tarik Evre 3.Netherlands

6.8

T. van de 2.Netherlands

7.8

Nicky Van Hilten 14.Netherlands

6.7

N. El Ablak 16.Netherlands

5.9

69'

Adriaan Kruisheer 18.Netherlands

6.7

70'

Finn Kluiver 5.Netherlands

6.6

78'

A. Akla 7.Iraq

6.2

46'

Stefan Nijland 9.Netherlands

6.5

78'

Benjamin Roemeon 11.Netherlands

7.0

Substitutes

Stijn Schipper 8.Netherlands

Maarten van Dijk 17.Netherlands

6.6

46'

L. Dekker 12.Netherlands

6.9

70'

H. Pinarci 6.Netherlands

6.2

78'

Quincy Veenhof 10.Netherlands

6.4

69'

90'

K. Aninkora 25.Netherlands

6.4

78'

M. Valstar 38.Netherlands

DVS ’33 started with an extremely aggressive line-up (3-4-3).

Peter Wesselink played with: Jonathan Waterberg (8.1), Tim van de Berg (7.8), Tarik Evre (6.8), Jeremy Jonker (6.7), Nicky Van Hilten (6.7), Nassim El Ablak (5.9), Adriaan Kruisheer (6.7), Finn Kluiver (6.6), Ali Akla (6.2), Stefan Nijland (6.5) and Benjamin Roemeon (7.0).

The following players were sitting on the bench: Jarno van der Mooren, Stijn Schipper, Quincy Veenhof (6.4), Maarten van Dijk (6.6), Lars Dekker (6.9), Hayril Pinarci (6.2), Kenneth Aninkora (6.4) and Matijs Valstar.

Substitutions

DVS ’33 made 5 changes: A. Akla for M. van Dijk (46′), N. el Ablak for Q. Veenhof (69′), A. Kruisheer for L. Dekker (70′), S. Nijland for H. Pinarci (78′) and F. Kluiver for K. Aninkora (78′).