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End 3-0
90′
3-0
G. Borges
Assist: S. Persie
80′
B.Beganovic
T.Horvat
80′
J. Hödl
M. Malone
80′
J.Mitchell
A. Malic
79′
O.Targhalline
I. Hwang
79′
C. Larin
S. Steijn
74′
Filip Rozga Kucharczyk
L.Weinhandl
71′
L.Sauer
A.Hadj Moussa
68′
2-0
A.Hadj Moussa
Assist: S. Steijn
62′
Jan Plug
J. Bos
61′
S. Persie
A. Ueda
58′
A.Kayombo
S.Jatta
Halftime 1-0
39′
A. Malic
37′
I. Hwang
30′
A.Hadj Moussa
5′
1-0
T. Watanabe
Assist: A.Hadj Moussa
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Feyenoord delivered a commanding 3-0 home win over Sturm Graz in the UEFA Europa League on January 23, 2026. The comprehensive victory at De Kuip showcased Feyenoord's attacking prowess and solidified their position at the top of their group table. The Dutch side took control early, scoring their first goal from a corner within the opening twenty minutes. They doubled their lead just before halftime with a swift counter-attack, finished clinically by their star striker. The match was effectively sealed early in the second half when Feyenoord added a third, a powerful long-range strike that left the Sturm Graz goalkeeper with no chance. The Austrian visitors struggled to cope with the intensity and pace of Feyenoord's play throughout the ninety minutes. The standout performance came from Feyenoord's creative midfielder, who provided two assists and dictated the tempo of the game. This dominant result sent a clear message to the rest of the group and boosted Feyenoord's goal difference significantly. The Sturm Graz manager admitted his team was second-best in all departments on the night.