VitesseW17 Aug · Away Jong Utrecht · 3:1L21 Aug · Home Almere City · 0:3W28 Aug · Away Den Bosch · 4:1W4 Sep · Home FC OSS · 2:1L12 Sep · Away Roda · 0:1W19 Sep · Home Jong PSV · 3:1
3:1
Finished
Kick-off was
BST
Jong PSVD28 Aug · Away Waalwijk · 2:2D31 Aug · Home Jong Ajax · 1:1W7 Sep · Home Den Bosch · 3:1L11 Sep · Away Helmond Sport · 1:3D14 Sep · Home Jong AZ · 1:1L19 Sep · Away Vitesse · 1:3
In the Eerste Divisie game on 19 September 2026, Vitesse beat Jong PSV 3:1. Match numbers: shots on target 9:4, corners 6:3.
Match report
Vitesse took three points from Jong PSV in the Eerste Divisie, winning 3-1 at home on Saturday. The home side ended a run that had seen them drop points in two of their last three fixtures, while the visitors fell short despite controlling more of the ball. And here's the thing — the scoreline tells only part of the story.
Filipe de Carvalho Ferreira opened the scoring in the twenty-fifth minute, catching the defence off-guard before Samuel Dumbili equalised for Jong PSV just before half-time. Vitesse came out stronger after the break. Aymen Sellouf restored their lead in the forty-ninth minute, and then Naoufal Bannis converted a penalty in the sixty-fourth to put the result beyond doubt.
To be fair, Jong PSV had the majority of possession and created more attacks, but they lacked precision in the final third. Vitesse were sharper when it mattered — two big chances created compared to one for the visitors, and nine shots on target against four. The penalty changed the complexion of the game, and by then the visitors had already conceded too much ground.
The statistics show a mismatch between dominance and efficiency. Jong PSV completed 435 passes to Vitesse's 250, but their shooting accuracy stood at 29 per cent while the hosts hit 38 per cent. Vitesse made 17 aerial duels won to five for the visitors, which speaks to their physical approach in the box. By then the visitors were running out of games to turn things around.
The result leaves Vitesse on ten points in tenth place after six matches, while Jong PSV sit ninth with twelve points following eight outings. The gap between them remains narrow, but this was a win built on moments rather than sustained pressure. Vitesse took their chances and that is what counts.
W17 Aug · Away Jong Utrecht · 3:1L21 Aug · Home Almere City · 0:3W28 Aug · Away Den Bosch · 4:1W4 Sep · Home FC OSS · 2:1L12 Sep · Away Roda · 0:1W19 Sep · Home Jong PSV · 3:1
D28 Aug · Away Waalwijk · 2:2D31 Aug · Home Jong Ajax · 1:1W7 Sep · Home Den Bosch · 3:1L11 Sep · Away Helmond Sport · 1:3D14 Sep · Home Jong AZ · 1:1L19 Sep · Away Vitesse · 1:3