Sunday the thirteenth of September, 2026, at the MAC³PARK Stadion, with PEC Zwolle as the home side on the record and the score reading 0-7. Zero, seven. Home side first, so the afternoon is this: Feyenoord seven, Zwolle nil, away from home. Seven goals on a Sunday at someone else's ground, and not one of them against.
A week later — Sunday the twentieth, four days before this copy was written — it is five-nil over FC Utrecht, at the Stadion Feijenoord, with Feyenoord as the home side this time. Twelve goals in a week: seven away, five at home, two clean sheets. Whatever the training ground has been doing lately, it has been working in batches.
Two clean sheets in a week is the quiet half of that sentence. The seven and the five grab the eye; the zeroes in the against column are the part the coaches frame and the part that made both afternoons comfortable.
The seven-nil is the biggest scoreline on the page and deserves its own line. It is not a polite result. The score alone cannot tell you who scored, or when, or whether the seventh was a screamer or a tap-in, but it can tell you the away side did not take its foot off anything. The record stands: 0-7 at the MAC³PARK Stadion, the thirteenth of September.
It is not even a fluke of the fixture, because PEC Zwolle is the thread running through this record. Five meetings, and the scorelines read like a ladder: five-one away on the eighteenth of August, 2024, the line 1-5; four-nil at home on the twenty-fifth of April, 2025; six-one at home on the sixth of December, 2025; two-nil away on the seventeenth of May, 2026, the line 0-2; and now the seven. Twenty-four scored, two conceded across those five afternoons — and both of the goals Zwolle scored arrived in matches Feyenoord won regardless.
The FC Utrecht thread is almost as busy and considerably rowdier. Two-nil away at the Stadion Galgenwaard on the twenty-seventh of October, 2024, the line 0-2. Then the twelfth of January, 2025, at home: one-two — the home-first line reads 1-2, Feyenoord one, Utrecht two, and that is the only Feyenoord defeat anywhere on this page. Then three-two at home in October 2025. Then one-nil away in February 2026, the line 0-1. And then last Sunday, five-nil at the Stadion Feijenoord. The head-to-head across the record is four wins and one defeat — and the defeat is one of the oldest rows here, third from the top.
So the pattern of the page is simple and slightly ridiculous: two opponents, ten afternoons, one defeat. Every row here is either PEC Zwolle or FC Utrecht, every row is Eredivisie football — the only competition listed for this club — and the league line that all of it feeds is in the numbers block below.
By the numbers — Eredivisie: 2nd · 7 played · 5–2–0 · 25–7 · 17 pts · form WDWWW (most recent last). All data from ScoreCrowd's match records, retrieved 24 September 2026.
What is left is a week that most supporters only get in dreams — seven away, five at home, nothing conceded — sitting on top of a record with a very quiet loss column. Twelve goals in a week and no goals against, at two different grounds, on two different Sundays. Ask anyone who was at either ground and they will tell you the same story in two different accents. Both of them are on this page for keeps.