Away league match played on 07 September 2025.
Kicked off at 12:30 PM

In a gripping league encounter at Rie Mastenbroek Sportpark on 7th September 2025, Buitenvelder Jo17-2 edged out Waterwijk asc JO17-1 with a narrow 3-2 victory. The match, which kicked off at 12:30pm, showcased a blend of skill, determination, and tactical nous from both sides, culminating in a thrilling finish.

Buitenvelder Jo17-2 lined up in a 4-2-1-3 formation, designed to provide a solid defensive foundation while allowing for fluid attacking transitions. Jonas Baltazar occupied the goalkeeping position, shielded by a back four comprising Mahir Basbug on the right, Vittorio Lancieri and Ronan Parker in central defence, and Mustafa Kucukcolak on the left. The midfield duo of Sebastian van Nimwegen and Malik Ali was tasked with controlling the centre of the park, while Shay Grinpress operated just ahead as the attacking midfielder. Up front, Miska Van den Toorn and Sam Silva flanked striker Aleks Malysz, who was expected to lead the line with his pace and finishing ability.

The substitutes for Buitenvelder included Ander Bergareche and Mick Lilian, who would later play pivotal roles in the match.

The first half saw both teams probing for openings, but it was Buitenvelder who struck first in the 35th minute. Miska Van den Toorn unleashed a stunning shot from outside the area, expertly assisted by Aleks Malysz with a short pass, finding the back of the net with his right foot. This goal sent the Buitenvelder supporters into raptures as they took a 1-0 lead just before the half-time whistle.

As the second half commenced, Buitenvelder continued to build on their momentum. Just six minutes in, Sam Silva doubled the advantage, converting a chance inside the box with a precise right-footed shot, following a clever assist from Shay Grinpress. The score now stood at 2-0, and Buitenvelder looked in control.

However, Waterwijk asc responded with resilience, pulling one back in the 60th minute through a well-executed team move that culminated in a close-range finish. This goal injected new life into the match, making it 2-1 and setting the stage for a tense final third.

Buitenvelder's defence was tested, but Vittorio Lancieri made a crucial tackle in the 63rd minute to prevent a further chance, showcasing his defensive prowess. Unfortunately, moments later, in the 69th minute, Lancieri received a yellow card for offensive language, a decision that added to the mounting pressure on the team.

In the 70th minute, Buitenvelder was awarded a penalty, and Shay Grinpress stepped up to take the responsibility. He confidently converted the spot-kick with his right foot, restoring the two-goal cushion and making it 3-1.

Waterwijk asc refused to back down, and in the 76th minute, they responded with a header from a corner, narrowing the deficit to 3-2. The match entered a frantic final phase, with both teams pushing for more goals, but Buitenvelder held firm to secure a hard-fought victory.

This thrilling encounter highlighted the tenacity and skill of Buitenvelder Jo17-2, with Miska Van den Toorn earning the Player of the Match accolade for his influential performance. The victory not only boosts their league standing but also sets a positive tone for the remainder of the season.

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