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PSV Crisis: Losses, Red Cards & Accusations of Match Fixing

by Ryan Cooper
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Telstar Stuns PSV in Eredivisie Upset

Telstar delivered a major shock in the Eredivisie on Monday, March 23, 2026, defeating league leaders PSV Eindhoven 3–1. The victory, played in Velsen-Zuid, marks the first time PSV has lost to Telstar since 1978, according to PSV.

The match saw frustration boil over for PSV manager Peter Bosz, who expressed his displeasure with both his team’s performance and questions from the media. Reports indicate Bosz described his team’s play as “terrible,” as noted by NOS.

PSV struggled throughout the game, with no player able to escape criticism following the disappointing result. AD.nl reported that every PSV player underperformed.

Adding to PSV’s woes, Salah-Eddine received a red card during the match, a decision he contested. However, Bosz deemed his player’s actions as “foolish,” according to NU.

The unexpected defeat has sparked celebrations in Velsen, with fans enjoying the victory over the soon-to-be crowned champions, as detailed by de Volkskrant. This result is a significant upset in the Eredivisie title race, though PSV still hold a commanding lead.

Adding fuel to the fire, Valentijn Driessen has suggested that PSV’s actions are bordering on match-fixing, according to reports.

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