Joey Veerman is satisfied with PSV's victory over SC Heerenveen (2-0), as he said in front of the camera after the Eredivisie match. ESPN. The midfielder was responsible for the assist to goalscorer Ricardo Pepi, although he has room for improvement in his finishing. It was also noticeable that Veerman was also played through his legs again against the Frisians, and he finds that painful.

PSV recorded its fifteenth win in a row in the current Eredivisie season in the Philips Stadium on Thursday evening. In the first half the scoring was opened by Guus Til, while Pepi put the final score on the scoreboard in the final phase. The Eindhoven team has not dropped a single point in fifteen games.

“I think we missed a lot of opportunities tonight, so that is a blemish on the match,” says Veerman. “I also missed too much, especially in the second half I shot too weakly on goal. The finishing didn't go well today.”

“The concentration was certainly there today, because the trainer has been emphasizing it all week. We made the field a little too big, so we couldn't apply pressure properly. That's too bad.”

Reporter Vincent Schildkamp then hints at images showing Veerman having a panna receives from Osame Sahraoui. “Are you a player who often plays someone through his legs or a player who is more often played through his legs?”

“It's really terrible, but my legs are being played every match,” Veerman responds with a laugh. “Show those images, because it has been hit a few times in recent weeks.”

“It's unbelievable, I know,” Veerman concludes after watching the fragment. “I'm a size 46?, but they always play through my legs.” The midfielder will be in action again next Tuesday with PSV, which will face Arsenal at home in the last group match of the Champions League.

More sports news