Mon, 24 Nov 2025, 19:00
Eerste Divisie
Netherlands
Netherlands
Full Time

Match Timeline

43'
Noah Ohio⚽
Normal Goal β†’ Oualid Agougil
49'
Joshua Mukeh🟨
Yellow Card
59'
Emian-Johar Semedo⚽
Normal Goal β†’ Jeffrey Fortes
59'
Zaid el BakkaliπŸ”„
Substitution 1 β†’ Kevin Felida
60'
Noa DundasπŸ”„
Substitution 1 β†’ Rafik El Arguioui
60'
Emirhan DemircanπŸ”„
Substitution 2 β†’ Viggo Plantinga
69'
Noah Ohio⚽
Normal Goal β†’ Viggo Plantinga
72'
Emian-Johar SemedoπŸ”„
Substitution 2 β†’ Bodo Djesi
72'
Ilias BoumassaoudiπŸ”„
Substitution 3 β†’ Sheddy Barglan
76'
Markus JensenπŸ”„
Substitution 3 β†’ Sil van der Wegen
81'
Stan MaasπŸ”„
Substitution 4 β†’ Reda Akmum
83'
Bodo Djesi🟨
Yellow Card
84'
Massien GhaddariπŸ”„
Substitution 4 β†’ Wessel Kooy
84'
Noah OhioπŸ”„
Substitution 5 β†’ Shedrach Ebite
86'
Sheddy Barglan⚽
Normal Goal β†’ KΓ©vin Monzialo
89'
Rafik El Arguioui
Penalty

Match Statistics

9Shots on Goal4
2Shots off Goal5
13Total Shots12
2Blocked Shots3
7Shots insidebox7
6Shots outsidebox5
8Fouls11
2Corner Kicks9
0Offsides2
41Ball Possession59
1Yellow Cards1
2Goalkeeper Saves6
315Total passes438
234Passes accurate344
74Passes %79

Starting Lineups

Jong UtrechtJong Utrecht1:1

Starting XI

1Mees EppinkG
2Massien GhaddariD
8Oualid AgougilM
11Emirhan DemircanM
9Noah OhioF
14Joshua MukehD
6Ivar JennerM
10Noa DundasM
3Neal ViereckD
7Markus JensenM
5Per KloosterboerD

Den BoschDen Bosch1:1

Starting XI

36Pepijn van de MerbelG
5Nick de GrootD
33Mees LarosM
40Ilias BoumassaoudiF
3Stan MaasD
10Thijs van LeeuwenM
8KΓ©vin MonzialoF
4Teun van GrunsvenD
26Zaid el BakkaliM
17Emian-Johar SemedoF
22Jeffrey FortesD

Head-to-Head

πŸ“ˆ Team Form & Statistics

Jong Utrecht
Jong Utrecht
Form: D-L-D-D-W
Den Bosch
Den Bosch
Form: W-W-L-D-L
Record
2 W
4 D
4 L
β€’
5 W
2 D
3 L
Goals Per Game
1.1
Scored
vs
1.9
Scored
1.7
Conceded
vs
1.9
Conceded
Betting Indicators
Clean Sheets
30%
Clean Sheets
20%
BTTS
50%
BTTS
70%
Home/Away Performance
Scored
Home:1.2
Away:1.0
Conceded
Home:1.4
Away:2.0
Scored
Home:2.4
Away:1.4
Conceded
Home:1.8
Away:2.0

⚑ Elo Ratings

Long Term Elo Rating
1376
Developing
1475
Average
Short Term Elo Rating
1384
↑ Momentum (+8)
1478
↑ Momentum (+3)
Expected Outcome
25%
Home Win
30%
Draw
45%
Away Win
Attack & Defence Elo
Long Term
1370
Attack
1488
1412
Defence
1456
Recent Form
1395
Attack
1516
1430
Defence
1432
Post-Match Changes
+14
Rating Change
0
Rating Change
Elo ratings measure team strength based on match results and opponent quality. Higher ratings indicate stronger teams.

πŸ“ Match Preview

Den Bosch To Dominate Struggling Jong Utrecht
Recommendation:AWAY_WIN
Odds:2.32
Expected Value:+50.8%

Alright folks, let's get straight to business! This matchup looks like a braai where one team brought the boerewors and the other forgot the fire - we know who's coming out on top here. Den Bosch are sitting pretty in 5th place with 23 points, while Jong Utrecht are languishing in 14th with just 16 points. The form gap is massive - Den Bosch are grabbing 1.70 points per game compared to Jong Utrecht's miserable 0.90. That's like comparing a proper steak to those vegetables nobody wants! The head-to-head tells the real story though. Den Bosch have absolutely owned this fixture - 6 wins out of 9 meetings, and here's the killer stat: Jong Utrecht have NEVER beaten Den Bosch at home! Not once! Zero wins in four attempts. The last three meetings all ended 0-2, 0-3, and 0-2. Den Bosch just have their number, simple as that. Looking at recent results, Jong Utrecht are struggling badly. Only 2 wins in their last 10 games, scoring just 0.8 goals per match. They got hammered 4-0 by Almere City and 4-2 by Cambuur. Their only wins came against weaker opposition like MVV and VVV Venlo. Den Bosch, on the other hand, are cooking with gas. Five wins in their last 10, scoring 1.5 goals per game. They just smashed FC Eindhoven 3-1 away from home. Sure, they had that bad 6-0 loss to Roda, but every team has an off day, right? When it comes to home and away form, the contrast is stark. Jong Utrecht win only 20% of their home games and score just 1.2 goals per game at their own ground. Den Bosch? They're winning 60% of their away matches and scoring 1.4 goals per game on the road. Both teams do concede goals though - Jong Utrecht let in 1.6 per game at home, while Den Bosch ship 2.0 away from home. So there could be some action in this match, but I'm backing the better team to come out on top. The odds of 2.32 for Den Bosch away win look like good value to me. They dominate this fixture historically, are in much better form, and travel well. Jong Utrecht just don't have the firepower or the home advantage to trouble them.

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Den Bosch Value Away From Home
Recommendation:AWAY_WIN
Odds:2.32
Expected Value:+11.4%

Let's cut through the noise and look at the cold, hard numbers here. The market appears to be sleeping on Den Bosch's dominance in this fixture, and that's where I find my value. The head-to-head record tells a compelling story: Den Bosch has won 6 of 9 meetings against Jong Utrecht, and crucially, they've never lost at this venue in 4 attempts (0-1-3 record). The last three encounters all ended in Den Bosch victories: 0-2, 0-3, and 0-2. That's not just coincidence - that's statistical dominance. Current form further supports the away side. Den Bosch sits 5th in the table with 23 points from 15 games, while Jong Utrecht languishes in 14th with just 16 points. More importantly, Den Bosch's away form is impressive - they're winning 60% of their away fixtures compared to Jong Utrecht's miserable 20% home win rate. Looking at recent results, Den Bosch put 3 past FC Eindhoven in their last away game, while Jong Utrecht managed just 1 goal in their last home match against Emmen. The goal expectancy data shows Den Bosch averaging 1.40 goals scored away versus Jong Utrecht's 1.20 at home, but more importantly, the defensive vulnerabilities are there - Jong Utrecht concedes 1.40 at home while Den Bosch leaks 2.00 on the road. The odds compilers have priced Den Bosch at 2.32 for the away win, implying roughly a 43% chance. Based on the historical dominance, current league positions, and contrasting form patterns, I calculate their true probability closer to 48-50%. That's where the value lies - in the market underestimating Den Bosch's superiority in this specific matchup. Both teams have defensive issues, which makes goals likely, but the smart money here is on the superior away side continuing their head-to-head dominance.

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Den Bosch To Continue H2H Domination?
Recommendation:AWAY_WIN
Odds:2.32
Expected Value:+27.6%

Right then, let's have a proper look at this Eerste Divisie clash between Jong Utrecht and Den Bosch. On paper, there's a right old gap between these two - Jong Utrecht are languishing in 14th spot with just 16 points, while Den Bosch are sitting pretty in 5th with 23 points. That's a seven-place difference in the table, and it shows when you dig into the numbers. Jong Utrecht have been struggling for form lately, picking up just 2 wins from their last 10 games. They're barely scoring - only 0.8 goals per game - which is a proper problem when you're trying to win matches. Their recent results tell the story: a 1-2 loss to Emmen, a 1-1 draw with Roda, and a goalless draw against FC OSS. They did have a decent 3-1 win over MVV and a sneaky 1-0 away win at VVV Venlo, but those look like exceptions rather than the rule. Den Bosch, on the other hand, have been much more consistent. Five wins from their last 10 games and 1.7 points per game shows they know how to get results. They're scoring at a decent clip too - 1.5 goals per game. Recent form includes a solid 1-3 away win at FC Eindhoven and a 1-0 home victory over Helmond Sport. That 6-0 hammering by Roda was a shocker, but every team has the odd bad day, right? Now here's the really interesting bit - the head-to-head record. Den Bosch absolutely own this fixture. Six wins, two draws, and just one loss overall. But get this: Jong Utrecht have NEVER beaten Den Bosch at home. Not once! The last three meetings have all ended 0-2, 0-3, and 0-2 to Den Bosch. That's some serious psychological advantage right there. Looking at the venue stats, Jong Utrecht are pretty average at home - 20% win rate and 1.2 goals per game. Den Bosch, surprisingly, are actually better on their travels with a 60% away win rate, though they do concede a few (2.0 per game away from home). The bookies have Den Bosch as slight favorites at 2.32, which seems about right given the league positions and that dominant H2H record. Both teams to score is priced at 1.57, which could be tempting given Den Bosch's leaky away defence, but those clean sheets in recent H2H meetings make me think twice. All things considered, Den Bosch look the business here. Better form, higher in the table, and a psychological edge from never losing at this ground. The odds aren't massive, but sometimes the best bets are the straightforward ones.

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Wisdom Of The Force Guides Den Bosch
Recommendation:AWAY_WIN
Odds:2.32
Expected Value:+34.6%

In the grand tapestry of football destiny, two paths converge. One team seeks redemption, the other continues their ascent. The Force speaks through numbers, and these numbers tell a compelling tale. Jong Utrecht, positioned 14th in the league standings, finds themselves struggling to find consistency. Their recent form reveals a team searching for identity - just 0.90 points per game over their last ten encounters, with a mere 0.80 goals scored per game. The home advantage has brought little solace, as their record shows only one win in five home fixtures. Recent results paint a picture of defensive vulnerability and attacking impotence: a 1-2 loss to Emmen, a fortunate 1-1 draw against Roda, and a goalless stalemate with FC OSS. Their victories have been scarce but meaningful - a 1-0 triumph at VVV Venlo and a 3-1 home win against MVV. Den Bosch, sitting comfortably in 5th position, brings momentum and purpose to this contest. Their away form has been particularly impressive, with a 60% win rate on their travels. Averaging 1.70 points per game and scoring 1.50 goals per match, they demonstrate the attacking prowess that Jong Utrecht lacks. Recent performances show resilience - a 3-1 victory at FC Eindhoven, a hard-fought 1-0 win over Helmond Sport, and crucial away successes at Vitesse and VVV Venlo. Even in defeat, they've shown character, pushing league leaders ADO Den Haag close in both league and cup competitions. The head-to-head record reveals a pattern of dominance that cannot be ignored. In nine previous meetings, Den Bosch has emerged victorious six times, with Jong Utrecht managing only one solitary win. More telling is the home record against their opponents - Jong Utrecht has never defeated Den Bosch on their own soil in four attempts. The last three encounters have all ended in defeat for the home side, with scores of 0-2, 0-3, and 0-2 suggesting a psychological barrier as much as a tactical one. The statistical landscape further illuminates the path. Den Bosch boasts superior shot accuracy at 41.5% compared to Jong Utrecht's 26.5%, indicating more efficient finishing. While both teams concede goals regularly, Den Bosch's attacking output (1.50 goals per game) significantly outstrips Jong Utrecht's meager 0.80 average. The goal expectancy models suggest both teams will find the net, with Den Bosch's superior firepower likely to prove decisive. In football, as in life, patterns repeat until broken. The weight of history, the momentum of current form, and the stark reality of statistical superiority all point toward one outcome. The Force is strong with Den Bosch on this day. **Key Points:** - Den Bosch holds dominant 6-1 head-to-head advantage - Jong Utrecht has never beaten Den Bosch at home (0-1-3 record) - Den Bosch boasts 60% away win rate vs Jong Utrecht's 20% home win rate - Den Bosch scores 1.50 goals per game vs Jong Utrecht's 0.80 - Recent H2H shows three consecutive 0-2, 0-3, 0-2 losses for Jong Utrecht - Both teams concede regularly (1.60 and 1.70 goals per game respectively) The path of wisdom leads us to follow the stronger force. Den Bosch's superior form, historical dominance, and attacking efficiency create a compelling case for away victory.

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