FC Twente Enschede Women 4-0 Feyenoord Rotterdam Women: Twente Send Statement in Eredivisie Vrouwen

FC Twente Enschede Women produced a ruthless 4-0 victory over Feyenoord Rotterdam Women in the Eredivisie Vrouwen on Sunday, September 13, 2026. The win was one of the most emphatic scorelines of the weekend and reinforced Twente’s reputation as one of the leading forces in Dutch women’s football.

From the opening whistle, Twente played with intensity and purpose. Feyenoord, who have been building steadily in the Eredivisie Vrouwen, were unable to match the hosts’ speed in transition or their composure in the final third. By the time the final whistle arrived, the four-goal margin felt fully deserved.

Match Overview

Twente began the match on the front foot, pressing Feyenoord’s defenders and forcing errors in the early build-up. The home side’s wingers stayed high and wide, stretching the Feyenoord back line, while the midfielders pushed forward to support attacks. It took only 12 minutes for Twente to take the lead, and the goal immediately settled any early nerves.

The second goal arrived in the 34th minute after a patient passing move. Twente switched play from right to left, drawing Feyenoord across the pitch, before a cut-back found a runner arriving in the box. Feyenoord’s goalkeeper had already made two smart saves, but she had no chance with the finish. Twente went into half-time with a 2-0 lead and complete control of the game.

The second half was more of the same. Twente added a third goal in the 61st minute following a high turnover, and a fourth in the 82nd minute as Feyenoord’s legs began to tire. The visitors kept working, but they rarely threatened the Twente goal, and the home defence dealt comfortably with the few crosses that came their way.

Key Moments

• 12’: Twente 1-0 — A high press forced a loose pass, and Twente punished Feyenoord with a composed finish.
• 34’: Twente 2-0 — A sweeping team move ended with a low cut-back and a first-time strike.
• 61’: Twente 3-0 — Twente won the ball in midfield and scored within seconds on the counter.
• 82’: Twente 4-0 — A late fourth capped a dominant performance and sent the home supporters home happy.
• 90’ — Feyenoord’s best chance came late, but Twente’s goalkeeper preserved the clean sheet.

Tactical Story

Twente’s 4-3-3 was built around quick ball circulation and aggressive counter-pressing. Their midfield trio controlled the centre, and the front three rotated constantly, making it difficult for Feyenoord’s defenders to mark them. When Twente lost possession, they pressed immediately, often winning the ball back within a few seconds. That pressure was the foundation for several of their best chances.

Feyenoord set up in a 4-4-2 and tried to stay compact, but they struggled to keep the ball under pressure. Their midfield line dropped too deep at times, allowing Twente to play freely in front of the defence. When Feyenoord did win the ball, their transitions were too slow, and Twente’s defenders were able to recover their positions. The visitors’ best spell came early in the second half, but it produced no clear goalscoring opportunity.

Standout Performers

Twente’s attacking players shared the spotlight. Jaimy Ravensbergen was a constant threat in the box, linking play and creating space for others. Renate Jansen’s experience and movement caused problems throughout, while the midfield delivered a controlled performance, winning second balls and setting the tempo. The back line also deserved credit for a clean sheet, with the goalkeeper commanding her area well.

For Feyenoord, the goalkeeper was the standout despite conceding four. She made a string of saves to prevent an even heavier defeat, including a strong one-on-one stop in the first half. Maxime Bennink worked hard in attack, but she was often isolated as Feyenoord struggled to get numbers forward. The result will be a learning experience for a young side still developing in the Eredivisie Vrouwen.

Title Race and Table Impact

With the victory, FC Twente Enschede Women strengthen their position near the top of the Eredivisie Vrouwen standings. The four-goal margin could be important if goal difference becomes a factor in the title race. Twente have long been one of the benchmark clubs in the Netherlands, and this performance showed why they remain a serious contender for silverware.

Feyenoord Rotterdam Women, meanwhile, will look to regroup quickly. The defeat highlights the gap they still need to close against the league’s elite, but their project is built on youth development and consistent improvement. Their next fixtures will be about restoring confidence and finding more control in midfield. In the head-to-head record, Twente’s domin