Feyenoord earn late draw against Ajax as Moder converts VAR-backed penalty | OneFootball

Match in Five Sentences: Feyenoord drew 1-1 with Ajax in Rotterdam. Sean Steur put the Godenzonen ahead in the 54th minute with a right-footed strike from outside the box. Jordan Lotomba was fouled by Kian Fitz-Jim and, after VAR confirmed the spot kick, Jakub Moder levelled from the penalty (84.). Feyenoord carried the threat with 14 attempts to five and 53.5% possession, forcing Maarten Paes into three saves. Feyenoord remain second and visit Volendam next, while the Godenzonen stay fourth and host FC Twente in their next league fixture.

Player of the Match: Jakub Moder drove Feyenoord's midfield and coolly converted the equaliser from the spot, adding two shots on target and winning eight possessions.

Stat of the Match: Feyenoord registered 14 attempts, underscoring their sustained pressure despite trailing for much of the second half.

Three Things We Learned: Anis Hadj Moussa created four chances and drew two fouls, a constant outlet on the right. Jordan Bos won three tackles and made four touches in the box, reflecting Feyenoord's full-backs pushing high. Kian Fitz-Jim's cameo featured two tackles and two clearances, but the conceded penalty proved the defining moment of his shift.