Feyenoord is preparing for the final week of the first half of the season. Players and staff returned from Glasgow on Thursday afternoon and focused on the two remaining matches this calendar year: Sunday in Almelo against Heracles and Wednesday for the cup against FC Utrecht.
Of course, Feyenoord would have liked to return home from Scotland with a better result, where the Champions League adventure ended with a 2-1 defeat. It was not the first time that the team received compliments for its performance, but was left empty-handed in terms of results.
“As a result, we are once again challenged to show mentality as a team and give the right response on Sunday,” Slot responded in conversation with Feyenoord Media. “Hopefully this will work in Almelo with the support of the supporters who travel along, after they also supported us en masse and in a fantastic way in Glasgow.”
Lammers resigned
Sunday’s destination is called Erve Asito stadium, where it was restless last week. The club management dismissed head coach John Lammers, who will be succeeded by Hendrie Krüzen at least until the winter break. After FC Utrecht and FC Volendam, it is the third time this season that Feyenoord is the first opponent of a club where the head coach has said goodbye.
”Especially after what happened this week, Heracles will want to show something in front of their own audience and end the year on a good note. It is therefore even more important for us to provide the right energy from the first minute and to be sharp at match-defining moments.” Heracles Almelo – Feyenoord starts on Sunday at 2:30 PM and can be seen live on ESPN 3.
2023-12-15 21:00:06
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