PSV, Recent Form

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In their previous league fixture, PSV managed a remarkable 5-1 home win against AZ.  They achieved 59% possession in that match and had 18 strikes at goal, with 8 hitting the target, up against AZ's tally of 10 efforts at goal, 6 of which were on target.  

Peter Bosz will be very satisfied with his team's ability to find the net, with 12 goals in their last 6 matches; however, he will be less pleased with his back line, who have conceded6 goals during those same matches.  Their goal scoring streak now stands at 45 games in a row, and when playing at home this season, they've notched up 8 clean sheets in 14 games.  

They have not lost at home for an impressive 24 games in a row.  

When home matches come round at Philips Stadion, Luuk de Jong will feel confident of adding more goals to his tally of 8 goals in PSV's last 6 home league matches.  

Vitesse, Recent Form

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After a crushing 3-0 home loss to NEC Nijmegen, the Vitesse squad will need to dig deep to build confidence among their squad.  They came away from that fixture with a 54% share of the possession and clocked up 20 attempts on goal with 6 on target, in comparison to NEC Nijmegen, who managed 8 attempts on goal, 7 of which were on target.  

Despite scoring 4 goals in their last 6 matches, they have failed to pick up many points, mainly because their back line have shipped 15 goals in that same period.  They have failed to keep a clean sheet in their last 12 games, and playing away from home this season, they've failed to score in 7 of their 14 games.  

Results wise, their recent poor run of form has left them without a win in 6 games.