Feyenoord vs FC Utrecht

Feyenoord barely broke a sweat in a lopsided 5-0 rout of Utrecht at De Kuip, racing to a 3-0 halftime lead and never letting up. The standout moment came early, as winger Anis Hadj Moussa tormented Utrecht's defense with two near-identical goals, cutting in from the right each time. Hadj Moussa opened the scoring in the 6th minute before Nacho Ferri doubled it just three minutes later off a Valente layoff. Hadj Moussa added his second in the 33rd to make it 3-0 at the break. After the interval, Luciano Valente converted a penalty in the 52nd minute following a handball by Niklas Vesterlund, and Gaoussou Diarra capped the rout in the 64th. There were no red cards, though Utrecht's young striker Artem Stepanov was forced off injured in tears around the half-hour mark. The win, coming right after Feyenoord's 7-0 demolition of PEC Zwolle, puts Feyenoord temporarily top of the Eredivisie table under Giovanni van Bronckhorst, though PSV and AZ can still leapfrog them. For Utrecht, it's another damaging defeat that leaves them languishing in 15th place and piles further pressure on manager Anthony Correia.