VIDEO: Hancko scored a goal, Cerny was red carded for a bad tackle and Feyenoord beat Twente

The Eredivisie offered an interesting match between Feyenoord and Twente on Sunday. Both leading Dutch teams are represented by players that Czech fans know very well. And both of them made their mark in the statistics of the match.

Although the Dutch Eredivisie is not a very popular competition in the Czech Republic, it is a quality league with several players who come from here or played in our top competition.

On Sunday, two leading teams, namely Feyenoord and Twente, faced each other. Dávid Hancko, who left Sparta Prague in the summer, plays for the former. Václav Černý and Michal Sadílek are playing for Enschede.

Sadílek is currently injured, so he missed the match. However, both Hancko and Černý were in the starting line-ups of their teams and both of them made a significant contribution to the statistics.

In the Czechoslovak micro-battle, unfortunately the Slovak defender won. Černý did not even finish the first half. Fortunately not because of another injury, but he did receive a straight red card after a nasty tackle.

Due to a bad touch with the ball, he came under pressure and hit the opponent’s leg while trying to hold it with the pins.

It was Hancko, on the one hand, who helped Feyenoord to keep a clean sheet, but he also provided the second goal of the match, which helped the Rotterdam side to settle the game down. He also played the whole game.

Source:: Eredivisie, Twitter