By winning 0-2 in Rotterdam against Feyenoord C2, AZ C2 has become unreachable for the competition and therefore the rightful champion of the spring competition, for which kudos!
PSV C2 had little trouble in its penultimate league match at De Herdgang against a mediocre RKC C2. Already in the first minute it was almost a goal when 'Man of the Match' Jorrit Hendrix broke through on his own, but his effort was stopped by a RKC C2 defender. Shortly after, ex-PSV player Gino Cornet had a good chance, but his effort was an easy target for goalkeeper Jeroen Meurs. In the tenth minute, Jorrit Hendrix stepped up again with the ball at his feet and en passant passed three opponents, before banging the ball dry against the net (1-0). Less than two minutes later it was already 2-0 by again Jorrit Hendrix, who curled a free kick from twenty meters sublimely into the goal. PSV C2 was clearly a few measures too big for this RKC C2 and they were waiting for the final blow. This came five minutes before halftime when Jeroen Meefout (performing his last appearance in PSV-shirt at De Herdgang) set up a combination with Jorrit Hendrix. Jorrit played the ball from the back line with his 'chocolate leg' back to the free-standing Jeroen Meefout, who tapped the cross in from behind his supporting leg and via the inside of the post.
After the break the game did not get any better at either end, but Endy Opoku Bernadina managed to bring the spectators' hands together after forty-five minutes of play by splitting up the RKC C2 defense with a number of flashy scissors, after which he handed the ball to Michael Maria on a silver platter for the 4-0. Jordy de Wijs then tasted sweetness to make it 5-0 against his old club after an impressive rush from his own half.
The final chord in this match was for Rai Vloet, who managed to put the 6-0 on the board after a smartly taken free kick from Vinnie Vermeer and a good cross from Olivier Rommens.
Next week the away game against ADO and then the spring league is over and the boys can get ready for the tournaments at Paris St. Germain and at VOGIDO.

Report with thanks to Peter Meefout