Feyenoord v Go Ahead Eagles: title push meets survival fight | OneFootball

Feyenoord host Go Ahead Eagles in the Eredivisie at Stadion Feijenoord on Sunday, 15 February 2026, with second place looking to consolidate a Champions League spot while the visitors aim to pull clear of the relegation play-off.

Feyenoord are second on 42 points, while Go Ahead Eagles sit 15th with 23. The reverse meeting in November finished 2-1 to Go Ahead Eagles, a reminder that the gap in the table won't guarantee a straightforward afternoon in Rotterdam.

Form points to a home side with momentum. Feyenoord have three wins in five across all competitions, including a 1-0 victory at Utrecht last time out. The Supereagles are winless in five in all competitions, drawing at Ajax and Volendam and sharing the points with Telstar before losing to Heerenveen.

Selection could bite for the hosts. Ayase Ueda, the league's top scorer with 18 goals, is injured, while Timon Wellenreuther and Luciano Valente are suspended. Gernot Trauner is also out. For the Supereagles, Finn Stokkers, Gerrit Nauber, Pim Saathof and Robbin Weijenberg are sidelined.

On the pitch, Feyenoord have scored 52 league goals at 2.4 per game, with 53% possession and 83.44% pass accuracy, so they're likely to control the ball and territory. The Supereagles send plenty of deliveries from wide areas, producing 403 open-play crosses at 20.35% accuracy and seven headed goals, which could test the hosts. Sem Steijn has seven league goals for the home side, while Mathis Suray leads the visitors with eight.

A home win would take Feyenoord to 45 points and further cement second. Victory for the Supereagles would lift them to 26 points and ease relegation pressure above 16th, while even a draw would keep them edging away from danger.