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Feyenoord wins 3-1 against NEC thanks to debutants Schaken and Zechiël

Feyenoord secured a 3-1 away victory against NEC on Saturday, with debutant Jerayno Schaken setting a record.

5 September 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Feyenoord wins 3-1 against NEC thanks to debutants Schaken and Zechiël — Photo: Gcdenouden · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0

Feyenoord achieved a victory on Saturday afternoon in their away match against NEC. The Rotterdam team won 3-1, with the victory primarily secured in the second half. New faces in the squad, led by Giovanni van Bronckhorst, made the difference after a hectic transfer week.

Jerayno Schaken, just 17 years old, made his debut in this match and scored a stunning goal. This made him the youngest scoring debutant in Eredivisie history. This achievement has garnered him attention from both fans and media.

In addition to Schaken, Gjivai Zechiël also delivered a strong performance, helping Feyenoord claim the victory. The teammates demonstrated ample talent, even in the absence of Anis Hadj Moussa, who was left out of the squad and stayed in a hotel.

The atmosphere around the team was positive following the win, with focus now shifting to further strengthening the squad after a period of transfers. It appears that the new signings have been well integrated into the team, contributing to the players' confidence.

Feyenoord's coach, Giovanni van Bronckhorst, made some tactical changes that seemed to significantly impact the team's play. The inclusion of Schaken and Zechiël contributed to the dynamics and attacking play of Feyenoord, ultimately leading to the victory.

Feyenoord's win against NEC marks an important step in their season, especially given the recent transfer activities. The team seems to be stabilizing, with new players quickly proving their worth.

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