Go Ahead welcome Sittard on Sunday, November 22, 2026, for a Eredivisie fixture (Round 13). Below are the local kick-off times, the standings of both clubs and a look back at their recent meetings.
Kick-off times around the world
For fans following from different parts of the world, kick-off falls at 12:45 PM in Brazil (Brasília), 3:45 PM in London, 9:15 PM in New Delhi, 2:45 AM on Monday in Australia (Sydney), 10:45 PM in Indonesia (Jakarta), 12:45 AM on Monday in Japan and 12:45 AM on Monday in South Korea. It is a late one for viewers in Australia, Japan and South Korea, where the game starts in the small hours. Those are the times as scheduled at the moment, and they can still move if the league changes the fixture.
Where the two sides stand
Go Ahead are 9th in Matchday with 14 points, having won 3, drawn 5 and lost 2 of their 10 games. Sittard are 6th in Matchday on 18 points, with 5 wins, 3 draws and 2 defeats in 10 games so far. On the table, Sittard hold the edge: 3 places higher than Go Ahead and 4 points better off.
Recent meetings
Over the last 5 meetings, the tally is 1 win for Go Ahead, 1 win for Sittard and 3 draws. Last time the two sides met in 2026, the result was Go Ahead 2-2 Sittard (Eredivisie). There were 13 goals across those games, which works out at 2.6 per match.
What to expect
It should be a good watch for neutrals as well as for supporters of either club. How Go Ahead handle the opening twenty minutes at home could set the tone. Both coaches will have spent the week working on the small margins, because that is usually where a game like this is decided. A result here could shift things in this season’s Eredivisie table, even if only by a place or two. Managers will have a few decisions to make before kick-off, and the starting line-ups are usually confirmed shortly before the game. As ever with fixtures like this, the pre-match talk counts for little once the first whistle goes. However the match unfolds, it will add another chapter to the season for both clubs. Late goals have a way of changing the story of a match, so it is worth staying with it until the end. 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. It is worth checking this page again closer to kick-off for any change to the details.