

Tot Ons Genoegen Berkel 4-6 Rohda Raalte: Ten-Goal KNVB Cup Thriller Sends Visitors Through
Rohda Raalte advanced in the KNVB Cup after a remarkable 6-4 victory over Tot Ons Genoegen Berkel, turning a tense knockout tie into a ten-goal classic. The visitors from Raalte found the decisive goals late in the second half, while Tot Ons Genoegen Berkel — often shortened to TOGB — were left to rue a defensive display that could not match their attacking ambition.
Played in September 2026, the first-round cup fixture delivered everything a neutral could want: early goals, lead changes, a frantic midfield battle, and a finish that swung one final time in Rohda Raalte’s favour. The 4-6 scoreline will be remembered as one of the most entertaining matches of the KNVB Cup round.
Match Overview
Tot Ons Genoegen Berkel started with purpose, using the home crowd to press high and force Rohda Raalte into early mistakes. The hosts took the lead inside the opening quarter of an hour, but Rohda responded with the kind of ruthless counter-attacking that would define their night. Every time the home side seemed to seize momentum, the visitors found another route back into the game.
By half-time the match was level at 2-2, with both defences struggling to contain the pace of the opposing forwards. The second half became even more open. Rohda Raalte repeatedly attacked the space behind Tot Ons Genoegen Berkel’s full-backs, while the hosts relied on quick combinations through the middle and crosses from wide areas.
Key Moments
- 12th minute: Tot Ons Genoegen Berkel opened the scoring with a composed finish after a high turnover, sending the home support into early celebration.
- 27th minute: Rohda Raalte equalised with a low strike from the edge of the box, punishing a loose clearance.
- 35th minute: The visitors took the lead for the first time, finishing off a rapid counter-attack down the right.
- 42nd minute: Tot Ons Genoegen Berkel levelled again before the break, heading in from a well-worked corner.
- 51st minute: Rohda Raalte restored their advantage after a defensive mix-up, making it 3-2.
- 58th minute: The hosts responded immediately, driving through the middle and finishing neatly for 3-3.
- 66th minute: Rohda Raalte scored again from a set piece, their tallest defender converting at the back post.
- 74th minute: Tot Ons Genoegen Berkel made it 4-4 with a powerful effort from just inside the area.
- 81st minute: Rohda Raalte edged ahead once more, capitalising on a tired challenge and finishing clinically on the break.
- 89th minute: The visitors sealed the 6-4 win with a final counter-attack, leaving the home defence exposed.
Tactical Story
Rohda Raalte’s willingness to attack directly proved decisive. Rather than slowing the game down after each Tot Ons Genoegen Berkel goal, they kept looking for vertical passes and overloads in wide areas. Their midfield trio worked tirelessly to win second balls, and the front line was ruthless whenever space opened up.
Tot Ons Genoegen Berkel, meanwhile, produced some of their best attacking football of the young season. Their movement in the final third caused constant problems, but the defensive structure was too often stretched. A high line and aggressive full-back positions left them vulnerable to counters, and Rohda Raalte exploited that weakness repeatedly, especially in the final 20 minutes.
Standout Players
For Tot Ons Genoegen Berkel, Bram Verhoeven was a constant threat and scored twice, while Niels de Bruijn and Sander van Leeuwen also found the net. Their link-up play gave the home side real hope, but the team could not protect the moments when they had equalised.
Rohda Raalte’s attacking duo of Ruben Marsman and Jort Bakker combined for four of the six goals, with Marsman particularly effective in transition. Milan Vunderink and Stijn Hoekstra also got on the scoresheet, while the visitors’ goalkeeper made two important saves in the closing stages to prevent a late Tot Ons Genoegen Berkel comeback.
What the Result Means
Rohda Raalte move into the next round of the KNVB Cup with confidence and a place in the draw. The win will be especially pleasing because it came away from home and against an opponent that refused to go away until the final whistle.
For Tot Ons Genoegen Berkel, the defeat ends their cup run but offers plenty of encouragement for the league campaign. Scoring four goals in a knockout match is no small feat, yet the defensive errors will be reviewed closely. Both clubs now return to their regular league schedules, with Rohda Raalte celebrating a