Feyenoord vs Telstar Result
Eredivisie · Netherlands
Feyenoord
Full Time
Telstar
📍 De Kuip, Rotterdam
🗓️ Sunday, 22 Feb 2026 at 19:00
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3 - 0
Actual
2 - 1
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Feyenoord Battle Back to Edge Telstar in Hard-Fought De Kuip Clash
Feyenoord came from behind to secure a 2-1 victory over Telstar at De Kuip, overcoming an early scare to keep their Eredivisie ambitions on track. The visitors stunned the Rotterdam crowd with a 14th-minute opener, but the hosts responded with two quickfire goals before the break, ultimately controlling the contest through superior possession and attacking intent. Despite Telstar’s spirited start and moments of threat on the counter, Feyenoord’s dominance in shots (18 total, 10 on target) and territorial play (52% possession) told in the end. The home side’s midfield orchestrated the turnaround, while Telstar’s physical approach (15 fouls, 1 yellow card) was not enough to disrupt Feyenoord’s rhythm after the first half.
Feyenoord
Feyenoord showed resilience to overturn an early deficit, asserting themselves with a high-tempo, possession-based game. Their 4-2-3-1 formation provided attacking width and midfield control, allowing them to create a flurry of chances, especially in the first half. The hosts’ ability to recover from Telstar’s opener and respond with two goals in quick succession demonstrated both character and quality. In the second half, Feyenoord managed the game well, limiting Telstar’s opportunities and maintaining attacking pressure, though they were unable to add to their tally despite several promising moves.
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Telstar
Telstar made an enterprising start, capitalizing on a swift attack to take a surprise lead in the 14th minute. Their 3-4-2-1 setup allowed them to crowd the midfield and spring forward quickly, but they struggled to maintain momentum once Feyenoord found their rhythm. Despite only 48% possession and a single corner, Telstar remained competitive, creating 8 shots (5 on target) and forcing Feyenoord’s goalkeeper into action. In the second half, Telstar’s physical approach and defensive organization kept them in the contest, but their attacking threat faded as Feyenoord controlled proceedings. Ultimately, their inability to regain the initiative after conceding twice before halftime proved costly.
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Key Moments
14' — Goal
Nökkvi Þórisson scores to put Telstar ahead after a swift counterattack.
30' — Goal
Ayase Ueda levels for Feyenoord, finishing off a well-worked move.
39' — Goal
Feyenoord take the lead with a second goal, completing the first-half turnaround.
45' — Yellow Card
Feyenoord pick up a booking as tempers flare before halftime.
62' — Yellow Card
Telstar receive a yellow card for a late challenge as they try to disrupt Feyenoord’s rhythm.
Tactical Analysis
Feyenoord’s 4-2-3-1 formation allowed them to dominate central areas and exploit the flanks, with fullbacks pushing high and midfielders supporting attacks. After conceding early, they increased their pressing intensity, forcing Telstar into mistakes and regaining control of possession. The double pivot shielded the defense and recycled possession efficiently. Telstar’s 3-4-2-1 was effective in the opening stages, crowding the midfield and breaking quickly, but they struggled to adapt once Feyenoord took the lead. Their reliance on physicality and direct play was evident, but as the match wore on, they became increasingly pinned back, unable to transition effectively or create sustained pressure in Feyenoord’s half.
Turning Point
Feyenoord’s equalizer in the 30th minute, which shifted momentum and set the stage for their comeback.
Man of the Match
Ayase Ueda
His equalizing goal and tireless forward play were crucial in Feyenoord’s turnaround.