PSV Eindhoven vs Feyenoord prediction 01.02.2026 | Eredivisie

PSV enter this fixture on a solid run of league results, remaining undefeated in 14 consecutive Eredivisie matches. Last weekend, however, NAC Breda ended PSV’s streak of 13 consecutive league wins, salvaging a 2-2 draw. That 13-game run was the second-longest winning streak in Eredivisie history, with the all-time record for consecutive league wins being 17, also achieved by PSV during the 2023/24 season.

At home this season, PSV have compiled a 7‑2‑1 record, winning five of their last six league home outings. Their offensive output remains the division’s most potent, averaging over 15 shots per match with strong possession figures and a high volume of shots on target, underlining their ability to create and convert chances consistently. Impressively, they have averaged more than 3.0 goals per game in every home fixture this season.

Injury concerns may influence team selection. PSV are potentially without key players such as Ruben van Bommel, Myron Boadu, Alassane Pléa, Nick Olij, Ricardo Pepi, Armando Obispo and Sergiño Dest due to fitness issues, a list that could impact depth especially in attack and defensive rotation for Peter Bosz’s side.

Feyenoord’s form has been mixed. While still a strong side in the Eredivisie, their last six matches across competitions have produced a balanced return of two wins, two draws, and two defeats. In their most recent league outing, they secured a 4-2 victory over Heracles, highlighting a resurgence in offensive output. Notably, this was Feyenoord’s first win after four consecutive winless league performances, which helps explain why their inconsistency has left them 14 points behind PSV.

Away from De Kuip, Feyenoord’s figures dip further; in their last two road games they are winless, conceding at a higher rate than they score and struggling to assert dominance without home advantage. 

Injury and suspension news for Feyenoord mentions several absentees: Gaoussou Diarra, Jeremiah St. Juste, Anis Hadj Moussa, Ayase Ueda, Thomas Beelen, Gernot Trauner and Malcolm Jeng could miss out, potentially weakening both defensive structure and attacking options.