18.12.2025 13:10
Feyenoord suffered its third consecutive defeat by losing 2-2 to Heerenveen in the Dutch Cup. This situation led to fans expressing their frustration towards the management and the team after the match. Head coach Robin van Persie went to the stands after the game to apologize to the fans. Feyenoord has only managed to secure 4 victories in its last 12 matches, while losing 8 of those encounters. The team's poor performance has drawn attention.
The defeat against Heerenveen in the Dutch Cup has pushed Feyenoord's patience to the limit. Following the strong reaction from the fans, head coach Robin van Persie took a notable step.
BAD TREND CONTINUES
Feyenoord, under the management of Robin van Persie, has been disappointing with its recent results. The Dutch representative has only managed to secure 4 victories in its last 12 matches, suffering defeats in 8 of those encounters.
HEERENVEEN DEFEAT OVERFLOWED THE CUP
Feyenoord lost 2-2 at home to Heerenveen in the Dutch Cup, marking its third consecutive defeat. This result led to fans expressing their discontent towards the management and the team after the match.
VAN PERSIE WENT TO THE STANDS
After the protests that followed the match, head coach Robin van Persie went to the stands to apologize to the fans. Goalkeeper Justin Bijlow accompanied Van Persie. Bijlow stated, "This is normal. The fans have the right to be angry. We must listen to the criticisms; we deserve it."
ALL EYES ON THE TWENTE MATCH
Feyenoord will face Twente in its next league match. The outcome will determine the pressure on the coaching staff.