Eissselmerwogels hosted Gemeert in the second preliminary round of the Dutch Cup on September 23rd, and the visitors made it three without reply. The final score stood at 0:3, with all three goals coming in the first forty minutes. It was a straightforward afternoon for Gemeert, who took control early and never looked back.
R. Kemper opened the scoring in the sixteenth minute, catching the home side off guard. M. Bolhuis doubled the advantage in the thirty-fifth, and by then Eissselmerwogels were already chasing shadows. D. van Diepen added the third in the fortieth, and that was that — three goals, no response, the game effectively over.
The statistics tell a peculiar story. Both sides reported zero fouls and zero blocked shots, which reads more like missing data than a bloodless encounter. Eissselmerwogels had slightly more possession at 0.54 and more attacks at 113, but without shots on target or total passes recorded, the numbers don't add up to much.
Gemeert managed four corners and nine attacks, while the hosts registered six corners and 113 attacks. Neither keeper made a save. Two yellow cards for Eissselmerwogels and three for Gemeert were the only disciplinary business, though again the zero foul count makes that curious.
For Eissselmerwogels, this follows a mixed run — a 1:0 win against ROHDA Ralte on September 19th, then a 2:0 against Klootjege before that. They had drawn 1:1 with RKAV Volendam and lost 0:1 to Quick Boys, so a defeat here extends a difficult patch.
Gemeert's recent form shows more consistency. They beat Schravenzande 2:0 in September, drew 1:1 with Helmond Sport in July, and had a 0:1 loss to Fortuna Sittard in October 2025. This cup victory extends their unbeaten streak in competitive fixtures.
The result leaves Gemeert two goals clear at the break and three up at the whistle. For Eissselmerwogels, it is another setback in a tournament that offers little margin for error. The scoreline says it all — three unanswered goals, no drama, no comeback.
