Saturday, October 31, 2026: PSV take on Willem II in a Eredivisie fixture (Round 11). If you are planning to follow it live, the sections below cover the start times, where each team stands and how past games between them have gone.
Kick-off times around the world
For fans following from different parts of the world, kick-off falls at 2:45 PM in Brazil (Brasília), 5:45 PM in London, 11:15 PM in New Delhi, 4:45 AM on Sunday in Australia (Sydney), 12:45 AM on Sunday in Indonesia (Jakarta), 2:45 AM on Sunday in Japan and 2:45 AM on Sunday in South Korea. Fans in Australia, Indonesia, Japan and South Korea will be watching in the early hours of the morning. These times are worked out from the scheduled kick-off, so they may shift if the fixture is moved.
Recent meetings
The last 5 meetings produced 3 wins for PSV, 1 win for Willem II and 1 draw. The most recent game between them in 2025 finished PSV 1-1 Willem II (Eredivisie). Taken together, those 5 games brought 15 goals, or 3 a game. That suggests an open game when the two sides meet.
Where the two sides stand
PSV come into this one 3rd in Matchday, with 20 points to their name after 10 games. In Matchday, Willem II are 18th. They have 2 points from 10 games, with no wins, 2 draws and 8 defeats. PSV are 15 places above Willem II in the table, with 18 points separating the two. On paper it is a meeting of PSV, up among the leading places, and Willem II, closer to the foot of the table.
What to expect
Neither PSV nor Willem II will want to fall behind early, and the opening twenty minutes may say a lot about how the game goes. Games like this tend to turn on small details, whether that is a set piece, a single mistake or one moment of quality. PSV will want the home crowd involved early, while Willem II will aim to stay organised and make the first hour uncomfortable. Every point counts in this Eredivisie season, and neither side will give any away easily. A clean start and a solid shape at the back are usually the first things coaches ask for in games like this. Home form and away form can look very different over a season, and this game is a fair test of both. Form can count for a lot, but it rarely settles a game on its own. A good atmosphere in the stadium can make a real difference, and both sets of supporters will have made their plans. It is worth checking this page again closer to kick-off for any change to the details.