PEC Zwolle vs. Utrecht (Sunday, 11.15am)
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PEC Zwolle and FC Utrecht will both be looking to get their first points on the board when they clash at the MAC³PARK Stadium on Sunday afternoon.
After two games, neither side has picked up a point, with the hosts currently sitting in 14th place, while the visitors are bottom of the table.
We say: PEC Zwolle 1-1 FC Utrecht
Although PEC Zwolle lost away at FC Twente last time out, there were some promising signs, and they could have taken something from the game if they were a little more clinical.
FC Utrecht have not looked at their best so far this season, but given that they have a very good record against the Bluefingers, we are expecting a draw.
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Feyenoord vs. Almere City (Sunday, 1.30pm)
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Feyenoord will be looking to get their first win on the board in the Eredivisie this season when they take on Almere City at De Kuip on Sunday afternoon.
The reigning champions have kicked off their campaign with two draws, leaving them in 12th place, while the visitors are down in 15th, having lost their first two matches.
We say: Feyenoord 3-0 Almere City
Feyenoord have not made the best of starts to the campaign, failing to win any of their first three competitive games, and they will be eager to make things right against Almere City.
The reigning Eredivisie champions should have far too much quality for a newly-promoted side to deal with, and we expect the hosts to record a comfortable victory.
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Heerenveen vs. Sparta (Sunday, 3.45pm)
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Matchday three in the Eredivisie will conclude with Heerenveen taking on Sparta Rotterdam at Abe Lenstra Stadion on Sunday evening.
The hosts come into this match following a solid 2-0 win over Utrecht in their first away match of the term, while the visitors held the league champions to a 2-2 draw at home.
We say: Heerenveen 1-1 Sparta Rotterdam
While Heerenveen have won both of their league matches so far, those were against sides that are expected to struggle this season. The visitors result last week would have given them huge belief that they can have a very good season, and we fancy they will take at least a share of the spoils in this one.
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