PSV Eindhoven and Feyenoord return to action in the Eredivisie when they go head to head in a top-of-the-table clash at the Philips Stadion on Sunday. Both sides saw their European journey come to an end in midweek and will be looking to bounce back on their return to league action.
FootballWhispers' PSV vs Feyenoord prediction takes a look at the chances of both sides securing maximum points this weekend.
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PSV Eindhoven vs Feyenoord prediction: Goal galore on the cards at the Philips Stadion
Key stats
- There have been over 2.5 goals scored in five of their most recent six meetings between PSV and Feyenoord, with a combined 27 goals netted across the six games.
- PSV have opened the scoring in five of their last six games against Feyenoord, with the Boeren going on to win four and claim one draw from the six matches.
- Feyenoord are without a win in four consecutive away matches, losing three and playing out one stalemate, and have won just one of their last seven games on the road since November 6.
- PSV are on a run of seven straight home games without defeat in the league, picking up five wins and two draws since the start of September.
Correct score prediction: PSV 2-1 Feyenoord
Still licking their wounds from their European disappointments, PSV and Feyenoord will be eager to bounce back here and quickly restore some pride.
PSV have been near impenetrable at home this season, and given Feyenoord’s away form, we are backing Peter Bosz’s men to make it five straight wins in this fixture.
Pre-game odds and win probability: Bookmakers back PSV to carry the day
- HOME: 3/4 (1.75) – 57.1%
- DRAW: 16/5 (4.20) – 23.8%
- AWAY: 29/10 (3.90) – 25.6%
*odds from Ladbrokes, subject to change
Despite failing to win their most recent three outings, the bookies have PSV as clear favourites to secure maximum points on Sunday, as indicated by their 57.1% win probability.
Feyenoord have been given a 25.6% chance of coming out on top this weekend, while there is a 23.8% likelihood of the tie ending all square at the Philips Stadion.
While we take a deeper look into both teams, you can take a peek at some of FootballWhispers’ best picks and predictions for the European fixtures in today’s free football betting tips.
Most recent H2Hs: PSV out to make it five wins from five
PSV have been the dominant side in this fixture across the last 10 encounters between the two teams, having picked up six wins, four more than Feyenoord’s two victories since February 2023.
The Boeren head into the weekend on a run of four consecutive victories over Feyenoord, scoring 11 goals and keeping two clean sheets since losing on penalties in the Dutch Cup final back in August 2024.
Netherlands Eredivisie 26/10/25
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Netherlands Eredivisie 11/05/25
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Netherlands Cup 05/02/25
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Feyenoord
Netherlands Eredivisie 22/12/24
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Feyenoord
Netherlands Super Cup 04/08/24
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PSV Eindhoven preview: Bosz’s side turns their sights to domestic glory
It was another disappointing result on the continental scene for PSV when they fell to a 2-1 defeat against German powerhouse Bayern Munich in their Champions League clash on Wednesday.
Bosz’s men lost each of their final three games in the group stage phase, a result which saw them bow out of the competition, as they finished with just eight points from their eight matches, one point and four places behind Benfica in the final playoff qualifying places.
PSV now return to action in the Eredivisie, where they saw their run of 13 straight victories come to an end last Saturday, when they fought back from behind to salvage a 2-2 draw against NAC Breda on home turf.
Having clinched the title last season, the Boren are in pole position to defend their crown this term, as they have picked up 17 wins and two draws from their 20 matches so far to sit 14 points clear at the top of the table.
Predicted lineup: Kovar (GK), Dest, Schouten, Obispo, Junior, Fernandez, Veerman, Man, Wanner, Driouech & Saibari
Last five games
- PSV 1-2 Bayern Munich
- PSV 2-2 NAC Breda
- Newcastle United 3-0 PSV
- Fortuna Sittard 1-2 PSV
- Den Bosch 1-4 PSV
Feyenoord preview: Aiming to end away woes
Like this weekend’s hosts, Feyenoord were dumped out of Europe on Thursday when they fell to a 2-1 defeat against La Liga side Real Betis in the Europa League.
This was a sixth defeat in eight Europa League games for Robin van Persie’s men, who finished with just six points from a possible 24 and 29th in the group standings, nine points off the playoff qualifying places.
Feyenoord now return to action in the Eredivisie, where they secured a thrilling 4-2 victory over Heracles last Saturday courtesy of goals from Leo Sauer, Jordan Bos, Anis Hadj Moussa and Casper Tengstedt.
This was a much-needed result for De club aan de Maas, who had failed to win their previous four league matches, losing twice and claiming two draws while conceding 10 goals and scoring six across the four matches.
Feyenoord have now won 12 of their 20 Eredivisie matches this season while losing five and claiming three draws to collect 39 points and sit second in the league standings, two points above third-placed Ajax.
Predicted lineup: Wellenreuther (GK), Deijl, Beelen, Jeng, Bos, Hwang, Targhalline, Valente, Moussa, Tengstedt & Sauer
Last five games
- Real Betis 2-1 Feyenoord
- Feyenoord 4-2 Heracles
- Feyenoord 3-0 Sturm Graz
- Feyenoord 3-4 Sparta Rotterdam
- Heerenveen 2-2 Feyenoord
Player to watch — Ismael Saibari
Saibari netted a hat-trick to fire PSV to a thrilling 3-2 victory over Feyenoord in the last meeting between the two teams and the Moroccan forward will be looking to deliver the goods once again.
The 25-year-old found the back of the net in the 2-1 loss against Bayern in their midweek Champions League outing to take his goal involvement tally to 16 in his last 18 outings for the Borens.
Saibari, who is one goal shy of crossing the double-digit mark in the league, should retain his role in the PSV attack, teaming up with 28-year-old forward Guus Til.