PSV vs. PEC Zwolle (Sunday, 11.15am)
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PSV Eindhoven play host to PEC Zwolle on Sunday looking to record their 12th successive victory in this season's Eredivisie.
At a time when the home side sit seven points clear at the top of the standings, the visitors are in eighth position after putting together a three-game undefeated run.
We say: PSV Eindhoven 3-0 PEC Zwolle
With the visitors having impressed of late, this has effectively become a free pass to try to shock the leaders. However, we do not anticipate any Dutch team defeating PSV for the foreseeable future and it would come as a surprise if the home side do not cruise to victory.
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Volendam vs. Sparta (Sunday, 1.30pm)
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After earning a point from an extraordinary six-goal thriller last weekend, relegation-threatened FC Volendam will welcome Sparta Rotterdam to Kras Stadion on Sunday afternoon in the Eredivisie.
De Palingboeren shared the spoils in remarkable fashion with NEC last time out, while Sparta suffered a shock home loss to top-flight newcomers Almere City.
We say: FC Volendam 1-2 Sparta Rotterdam
The added-time antics during Volendam's last fixture against NEC could have taken its toll emotionally, however the hosts will be confident of earning maximum points here.
Sparta should be raring to get back to winning ways after a poor result at home to Almere last weekend, and we believe that the visitors will collect all three points at Kras Stadion.
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Almere City vs. Ajax (Sunday, 1.30pm)
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Ajax will be looking to continue their recent domestic revival on Sunday afternoon when they make the trip to face Almere City.
While the visitors sit in 11th position in the Eredivisie standings, their hosts are just one point ahead in ninth after an excellent start to the campaign.
We say: Almere City 1-3 Ajax
Although Ajax are now on the up, they cannot underestimate opponents who are brimming in confidence. As a result, we feel that Ajax will produce one of their most efficient performances of the season to win a game that could move them into the top half of the table.
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Feyenoord vs. AZ (Sunday, 3.45pm)
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Both looking to bounce back from significant defeats on the continent earlier in the week, Dutch champions Feyenoord will welcome title challengers AZ Alkmaar to Stadion Feijenoord on Sunday afternoon in the Eredivisie.
The hosts' hopes of progressing into the knockout stages of the Champions League took a major blow at Lazio on Tuesday, while AZ returned from a Europa Conference League trip to Aston Villa on Thursday night empty-handed.
We say: Feyenoord 3-2 AZ Alkmaar
With Feyenoord and AZ having only one Eredivisie defeat between them so far this term, it is extremely difficult to predict the outcome as two of the division's top performers meet.
Slot's men have been almost perfect on their own patch in 2023-24, and we feel that home comforts - coupled with two days of extra rest compared to Alkmaar - will lead to victory for the hosts on Sunday.
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Utrecht vs. Excelsior (Sunday, 7.00pm)
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Both looking to build on respectable home points last time out, FC Utrecht will welcome high-flying SBV Excelsior to Stadion Galgenwaard on Sunday night in the Eredivisie.
The hosts are enjoying their longest unbeaten spell of the term and seem primed to climb out of the bottom three, while Excelsior are starting to stutter following a sensational opening to their season.
We say: FC Utrecht 1-2 SBV Excelsior
With both of these teams collecting good points last weekend, Utrecht and Excelsior will be in optimistic moods ahead of Sunday night's clash at Stadion Galgenwaard.
The hosts are unbeaten in their last three home matches across all competitions, but we believe that streak will come to an end against SBV in this one.
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Barney Corkhill
