Willem II have been in good shape lately, winning three of their last five matches. Their only loss in that run came away from home, so they should feel confident playing on their own ground. Feyenoord have also been doing well, with two wins and two draws in their last five away games, showing they are a tough side to beat on the road.

When these two teams have met in the past, the matches have often been close and low-scoring. The last two meetings both ended 1-1, and there haven’t been many goals overall. It looks like a very even game, and with both teams in decent form, a draw is a likely outcome.