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RKAV Volendam

03-07 21:30

4 - 0

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Excelsior Maassluis

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End 4-0

90′

B.Wennekers

89′

4-0

Niels Kwakman

Assist: T. Smit

83′

R. Tol

R.Tol

83′

D. Zwarthoed

P. Kroon

83′

Niels Kwakman

P. Plugboer

78′

D.Heuvelman

C.Tureaij

78′

Samuel van der Velden

Jurrian van Eerden

76′

Waleed Abdellah

N.Runderkamp

75′

Jurrian van Eerden

71′

V.van Monfort

D. van Baarsen

69′

Nick Nagtegaal

Daniel Lopes Varela

58′

B.Wennekers

Yousef Al Abd Al Hamd

58′

Derrick Slagveer

Q.Tavares

55′

3-0

R.Tol

Assist: N.Runderkamp

Halftime 2-0

19′

2-0

R.Tol

Assist: N.Runderkamp

5′

1-0

N.Runderkamp

Assist: R.Tol

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Match Info

RKAV Volendam delivered a commanding performance to thrash Excelsior Maassluis 4-0 at home in the Netherlands Tweede Divisie on March 7, 2026. This comprehensive victory was built on a dominant first-half display where Volendam scored three times to effectively seal the match before the interval. The home side's attacking players were in scintillating form, combining pace and precision to tear through the Excelsior Maassluis defense repeatedly. They added a fourth goal in the second half to put a definitive stamp on the match, while their defense remained untroubled to secure a clean sheet. This result served as a major statement of intent from RKAV Volendam in the promotion race, boosting their goal difference significantly. For Excelsior Maassluis, it was a day to forget as they were outclassed in every department. The Volendam manager was delighted with his team's intensity from the first whistle, while the Maassluis coach admitted his side was second best throughout.