Fortuna have several ways to find Descotte without controlling possession for long spells. Excelsior's wide connections meet a home defence that has recently struggled with deliveries and follow-up pressure. PSV against Feyenoord presents a separate contest in which the pass beyond the first press can quickly expose the next defender.
Guth's forward pass and 't Zand's free kick supplied Descotte at NEC, while Michut has also created goals for both Fortuna forwards. Those routes test Excelsior's tracking and the space behind defenders who step forward. Yegoian's passes to wide receivers give the visitors their own way into Fortuna's box.
Ihattaren has no verified return clearance, so the home case rests on suppliers who have already performed without him. Naujoks has returned to action for Excelsior, with recent evidence supporting a bench contribution. I expect the first goal to bring more forward commitment and make the transition and restart routes increasingly useful. That's why I'm siding with more goals in Fortuna against Excelsior.
PSV's pressure at Porto created turnovers and wide chances, with Til arriving at the far post to finish. Feyenoord's Read and Hadj Moussa offer a working route beyond pressure, supported by their recent combinations against Como and Telstar. Each attack meets a defence that has needed important saves or recovery interventions.
Mijnans's domestic suspension removes an actual PSV supplier from the Porto win. Bajraktarevic, Til and Perisic still provide recently used creative and finishing roles, while Feyenoord's right-side connection remains intact through their existing absences. I expect pressing duels first, then more space for wide entries as the match develops and the trailing side advances. That's why I'm siding with more goals in PSV against Feyenoord.
