NED 55mnts full matchday highlights
bug at begining (with Feyenoord Ajax)
Eredivisie.2014.2015.DAY6.NED.twb22.mp4
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Ajax made the first big signing of the summer by bringing in the highly-rated 17-year-old striker Richairo Zivkovic from Groningen, the same journey made by Luis Suarez in 2007. Zivkovic will be joined in Amsterdam by defender Nick Viergever, who excelled at AZ Alkmaar last season, and Arek Milik, on loan from Bayer Leverkusen. PSV Eindhoven have lost Tim Matavz to Augsburg, while Feyenoord might only dip into the market if their World Cup stars are poached by bigger clubs. Since Frank de Boer replaced Martin Jol at Ajax in 2010, the club have won the Eredivisie four times in a row. The Amsterdam outfit’s domination seems complete, but their biggest rivals have been knocking on the door. Last year, when Feyenoord finished four points back in second, the title was in the balance until the last few games. Newly promoted Dordrecht and Excelsior will have to work hard to remain in the top flight, while NAC Breda, who missed the drop last year despite failing to win any of their last 11 games, may have their work cut out again. Willem II, runaway winners of the Eerste Divisie, have been yo-yoing between the top two leagues for years and could struggle again at the highest level.
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