Jong Utrecht 1-1 ADO Den Haag: Draw on Sunday
DEN HAAG. ADO Den Haag and Jong Utrecht draw 1-1. T. Verheydt scored the first goal (30') for ADO Den Haag. D. Werker settled the score 1-1 (66') with an own goal.
DEN HAAG. ADO Den Haag and Jong Utrecht draw 1-1. T. Verheydt scored the first goal (30′) for ADO Den Haag. D. Werker settled the score 1-1 (66′) with an own goal.
The match was played at the Cars Jeans Stadion stadium in Den Haag on Sunday and it started at 12:15 pm local time. The referee was Wouter Wiersma with the help of Jordi Been and Kevin Weever. The 4th official was Shona Shukrula. The weather was cloudy. The temperature was quite cold around 1.9 degrees Celsius or 35.44 Fahrenheit. Humidity was up to 86%.
Match Statistics
There wasn’t much of a difference in ball possession. Jong Utrecht was in possession of the ball for 53% of the time vs. ADO Den Haag that controlled the ball for 47% of the time.
ADO Den Haag was more aggressive with 70 dangerous attacks and 17 shots of which 5 were on target. However, this did not suffice for ADO Den Haag to win the match.
Jong Utrecht shot 9 times, 1 on target, 8 off target. Talking about the opposition, ADO Den Haag shot 17 times, 5 on target, 12 off target.
Cards
Jong Utrecht received 3 yellow cards (Christopher Mamengi, Aurelio Oehlers and Jozhua Vertrouwd). Regarding the opposition, ADO Den Haag received 1 yellow card (Amir Absalem).
After this match, Jong Utrecht will have 15 points to stay in the 20th place. Regarding the opposition, ADO Den Haag will have 23 points like Jong Ajax and FC Dordrecht to stay in the 15th place.
Match Events
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17'17'
Kevin Gadellaa
Calvin Raatsie
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30'30'
Thomas Verheydt
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57'57'
Christopher Mamengi
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61'61'
Jozhua Vertrouwd
Yannick Leliendal
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66'66'
Daryl Werker (OG)
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71'71'
Mario Bilate
Xander Severina
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71'71'
Amar Catic
Malik Sellouki
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81'81'
Aurelio Oehlers
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84'84'
Jozhua Vertrouwd
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86'86'
G. Felicia
Aurelio Oehlers
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90'90'
Amir Absalem
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90'90'
Guillem Rodríguez
Denzel Hall
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90'90'
G. Felicia
Next match
In the upcoming Eerste Divisie match, Jong Utrecht will host De Graafschap on the 30th of January with a 8-1 head to head stats in favor of De Graafschap (2 draws).
ADO Den Haag will play away against VVV-Venlo on the 27th of January with a 9-6 head to head statistic in favor of ADO Den Haag (4 draws).
Jong Utrecht: Formation and Lineups
Jong Utrecht adopted the aggressive line-up (4-3-3).
The manager Dick Advocaat chose to play with the following team: Calvin Raatsie , Joshua Rawlins , Rick Meissen , Christopher Mamengi , Yannick Leliendal , Yuya Ikeshita , Mees Rijks , Olivier van Eldik , Aurelio Oehlers , Lynden Edhart and Eliano Reijnders .
Jong Utrecht could not rely on the presence of Jozhua Vertrouwd (injured).
Substitutes
Jong Utrecht made 3 changes: Calvin Raatsie for Kevin Gadellaa (17′), Yannick Leliendal for Jozhua Vertrouwd (61′) and Aurelio Oehlers for G. Felicia (81′).
Top player: Joshua Rawlins
Probably the most impressive player in Jong Utrecht was Joshua Rawlins.
His rating is with 30 passes (63% accurate) and 2 key passes. He was won 8 duels out of 12. He performed 4 crosses.
ADO Den Haag: Formation and Lineups
Also ADO Den Haag adopted the aggressive line-up (4-3-3).
Regarding the opposition, Darije Kalezić played with: Luuk Koopmans , Denzel Hall , Daryl Werker , Boy Kemper , Amir Absalem , Jordy Wehrmann , Titouan Thomas , Malik Sellouki , Xander Severina , Thomas Verheydt and Joey Sleegers .
ADO Den Haag could not rely on the presence of Mario Bilate (injured) and Amar Catic (injured).
Substitutes
ADO Den Haag made 3 changes: Xander Severina for Mario Bilate (71′), Malik Sellouki for Amar Catic (71′) and Denzel Hall for Guillem Rodríguez (90′).
Top player: Malik Sellouki
Probably the most impressive player in ADO Den Haag was Malik Sellouki.
His rating is with 25 passes (76% accurate) and 3 key passes. He was won 7 duels out of 12. He performed 3 crosses.
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