sportingways
12-14-2006, 08:38 PM
Twente Could Be Dutch Masters (http://sportingways.com/fc-twente-heerenveen-17-12-06.html)
As is customary it is the usual suspects who are occupying the top places in the Dutch Eredivisie this season with PSV Eindhovan, Ajax and Feyenoord all up there as one would expect along with AZ Alkmaar, the one side to make real inroads into the "Big Three" in recent years
FC Twente are a team that are generally regarded as being in the second tier of Dutch clubs, but they are fourth in the table going into Sunday's home match with Heerenveen.
The visitors are no mugs themselves, but Twente's home form in the league this season is exceptional, with seven wins and a draw from their eight games to date.
They can also call upon Swiss international striker Blaise N'Kufo, who has already notched 13 league goals this term, making second top scorer in the division (lathough somewhat ironically, Heerenveen's Brazilian striker Alfonso Alves leads the way with two more).
Twente's record at the Arke Stadion should really win the day though..
Andy
As is customary it is the usual suspects who are occupying the top places in the Dutch Eredivisie this season with PSV Eindhovan, Ajax and Feyenoord all up there as one would expect along with AZ Alkmaar, the one side to make real inroads into the "Big Three" in recent years
FC Twente are a team that are generally regarded as being in the second tier of Dutch clubs, but they are fourth in the table going into Sunday's home match with Heerenveen.
The visitors are no mugs themselves, but Twente's home form in the league this season is exceptional, with seven wins and a draw from their eight games to date.
They can also call upon Swiss international striker Blaise N'Kufo, who has already notched 13 league goals this term, making second top scorer in the division (lathough somewhat ironically, Heerenveen's Brazilian striker Alfonso Alves leads the way with two more).
Twente's record at the Arke Stadion should really win the day though..
Andy