(1:06)Herculez Gomez and Kasey Keller debate whether any USMNT players could join Wrexham Ledezma, 24, has been at the Dutch Eredivisie club since 2020 but his current contract is set to expire this summer A source told ESPN that PSV have offered Ledezma a contract extension but the versatile defender/midfielder is considering his next move before committing his future to the club other clubs in Mexico as well as teams in Italy and one in England's second-tier Championship has expressed interest in Ledezma ESPN reported in January that Ledezma received interest from from Liga MX side Club América but the reigning Dutch champions turned down the approach Speaking after PSV's 1-0 win over Fortuna Sittard on Saturday head coach Peter Bosz confirmed the club was eager to keep Ledezma "I can imagine that his future is on his mind," he told ESPN "That is logical when your contract expires Richard Ledezma is considering his future at Dutch club PSV Eindhoven. Marcel ter Bals/DeFodi Images/DeFodi via Getty ImagesLedezma's future on the international stage is also unclear Mexico national team head coach Javier Aguirre confirmed in February that he contacted dual-national Ledezma ahead of the March international window to discuss his future with El Tri Ledezma, born in Phoenix, Arizona, to Mexican parents, has exclusively featured for the USMNT, making his under-20 debut in March 2018 against France before going on to play for the U.S He has made one appearance for the senior U.S. men's national team, in a friendly against Panama in November 2020 As the league season in the Netherlands comes to a close, PSV trail leaders Ajax by seven points with a game in hand. if PSV lose to Fortuna Sittard on Saturday Ajax can seal the title against NEC on May 11 Information from ESPN's Jeff Carlisle was used in this report and website in this browser for the next time I comment Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" Everything you need to know about Ricardo Pepi's salary details playing for PSV USMNT striker Ricardo Pepi is currently starring for Dutch giants PSV in the Eredivisie Having previously played for Augsburg and on loan for Groningen Pepi made a permanent move to the Netherlands in 2023 with PSV Pepi has become a regular in the first team scoring important and clutch goals for the Dutch side The talented forward recently signed a new contract with PSV Pepi currently ranks as one of the top earners at the club ,but how much exactly does the American striker earn GOAL delved into the numbers with Capology and found out Log InLatestFor YouPopularVideosPerisic hat-trick keeps PSV title hopes aliveAn Ivan Perisic hat-trick gave PSV a 4-1 win over Fortuna Sittard closing the gap to league leaders AjaxlikeLiked by 2Social ShareSocial feature for desktop is coming soon PSV right back Richy Ledezma is set to join Chivas ahead of the new season according to reports out of the Netherlands Although PSV coach Peter Bosz recently expressed the hope that Ledezma would extend his expiring contract the 24-year-old appears set to move to Liga MX on a free transfer Ledezma has enjoyed his best season with PSV in 2024-25 making 37 total appearances including 29 starts After spending most of his career as an attacking midfielder Ledezma has been reborn this season as a right back The Arizona native had only made 24 appearances with PSV over the prior four seasons as injuries and a loan spell with NYCFC limited his time with the Dutch power Ledezma's comeback season has also reignited talk over his international future Ledezma was born in Arizona and has only represented the United States at the international level but is eligible for Mexico through his parents In February, Ledezma said he was in the process of obtaining a Mexican passport which would make him eligible to represent El Tri Ledezma will join a Chivas side that just experienced a hugely disappointing Clausura campaign The club missed the playoffs after an 11th-place finish which resulted in head coach Gerardo Espinoza being fired Anyone travelling by bus in Brabant should not be surprised if a Filipino or someone from Romania Due to the continuing shortage of bus drivers in public transport drivers from abroad are increasingly being called upon I could place all hundreds of them,” says Roel van Kempen of the Eindhoven employment agency All road there are six drivers from the Philippines They want to come and live in the Netherlands to drive a bus here The travel and the stay in the hotel are paid for by the Eindhoven agency All Road Edgar Galit (54) comes from the Philippines where he has been driving the bus for years he is going to drive around in the Netherlands for the first time Instructor Wil rides along in the training bus to see if the Filipino is suitable for coming and working here Everything you need to know about Malik Tillman's salary details playing for PSV USMNT attacking midfielder Malik Tillman permanently moved to PSV in the Eredivisie in 2024 having previously spent the 2023-24 season on loan from Bundesliga side Bayern Munich Tillman has been impressive for PSV so far scoring and creating goals consistently despite playing as a midfielder He signed a four-year contract with the Dutch side the former Bayern man's compensation perhaps doesn't quite match his status at the club GOAL delved into the numbers with Capology and found out! An Ivan Perisic hat trick helped PSV defeat Fortuna Sittard 4-1 at home on Saturday. The win for Peter Bosz's side means that the gap to league leaders is four points with three games remaining in the Eredivisie season. Feyenoord also scored four against Heracles, and AZ beat Go Ahead Eagles 0-3 in a controversy-filled match. Perisic got the first goal of the game after 15 minutes when he was on hand to smash the ball home from close range. The Croatian got his second in the 40th minute after a poor error in the Fortuna defence gave him an easy finish. PSV have not been at their best this season. Bosz’s side lost just once last season on their way to winning the Eredivisie season but have struggled this season, giving themselves a tough ask to catch Ajax. However, their form has picked up in recent weeks, and the third PSV goal looked like the PSV of old. Quick interplay resulted in Guus Til being sent through on the wing, and his hard low pass across the box was absolutely perfect for Noa Lang to tap home and get on the scoresheet. A nice finish from Jasper Dahlhaus got a goal back for Fortuna to make it 3-1 before Perisic got his third goal of the game with another simple finish. PSV was not the only Eredivisie team to score four goals or more during the weekend. Feyenoord continued their impressive run of form under manager Robin Van Persie with a 1-4 win away to Heracles Almelo. Anis Hadj Moussa (2), Hwang In beom, and Givaro Read scored the goals for the Rotterdammers. Another match with a significant scoreline is FC Groningen, who scored six goals against RKC Waalwijk. Waalwijk is currently bottom of the league and faces an uphill battle to stay in the division after the drubbing. The most noteworthy match was at the Adelaarshorst. Go Ahead Eagles faced AZ Alkmaar in what is a rematch of the hotly contested KNVB Cup final a month ago, which Go Ahead won on penalties. The cup final was clearly still on the mind of many players as the match turned into a controversial affair with a red card and what looked like racism from a Go Ahead Eagles supporter. AZ got their revenge, winning 0-3. Wouter Goes, AZ’s young center-back, who is becoming much discussed due to his on-pitch antics, played a central role in the game. The center-back made it 0-2 for Maarten Martens's side after Gerrit Nauber had scored an own goal to give AZ the lead in the 16th minute. Jayden Addai got a third goal for AZ Alkmaar before Goes, who had his share off on pitch battles with Go Ahead Eagles during the cup final, was then sent off in the 92nd minute for what referee Bas Nijhuis felt was a dangerous tackle. The game will continue to be in the news as footage emerged after the match of a Go Ahead Eagles fan making a monkey gesture towards AZ winger Ibrahim Sadiq. Thus far, there has been no response to the footage from either club or the Dutch football association, KNVB. © 2012-2025, NL Times, All rights reserved. 2025 Ivan Perisic's triple strike kept PSV's faint title hopes alive Photo: ANP/Maurice van SteenPSV Eindhoven have closed the gap on Ajax at the top of the Eredivisie to four points with three matches to play as Croatian veteran Ivan Perisic bagged a hat-trick against Fortuna Sittard Perisic scored twice in the first half before Noa Lang swept in a cross from Guus Til in the 57th minute Fortuna pulled a goal back through Jasper Dalhaus’s chipped half-volley but Perisic had the last word after being picked out by Til The result adds spice to PSV’s clash next weekend with Feyenoord, who won by the same scoreline at Heracles on Saturday with both clubs still in contention to grab the second Champions League group stage berth the first after slaloming into the penalty area from the right wing before Hwang In-Boem’s deflected shot gave Feyenoord a 3-0 half-time lead Heracles briefly threatened a comeback when Luka Kulenovic slotted home from close range in the 73rd minute but teenager Givairo Reid restored Feyenoord’s lead five minutes later AZ Alkmaar boosted their chances of playing in Europe next season with a 3-0 win over their cup final conquerors to secure a home draw in the Conference League play-offs A shot by Sven Mijnans took a deflection off two Go Ahead defenders to give AZ an early lead Defender Wouter Goes scored the second from a corner just before half-time while substitute Jayden Addai tucked away the third after Ruben van Bommel made a strong run down the left-hand side to create the opening Twente Enschede are also guaranteed a home tie in the play-offs after Sem Steijn scored his 24th goal of the season against Sparta Groningen are in pole position to bag the final play-off place as they fired six goals past ailing RKC Waalwijk with Stije Resink the only player to score twice The club from Tilburg came within seven minutes of ending their eight-match losing streak with a win at NEC but a late equaliser by Kento Shiogai meant they had to settle for a point The result means means Willem II cannot finish higher than 16th, while both PEC Zwolle and NAC Breda, whose basement clash ended in a 3-1 win for PEC We could not provide the Dutch News service without the generous support of our readers Your donations allow us to report on issues you tell us matter and provide you with a summary of the most important Dutch news each day Many thanks to everyone who has donated to DutchNews.nl in recent days We could not provide this service without you Please help us making DutchNews.nl a better read by taking part in a short survey About us | Advertise with us | Contact us Eindhoven Airport is increasing its use of lifting aids aiming to ease physical strain and improve baggage handler safety Eindhoven Airport (EIN) has significantly improved working conditions for baggage handlers by purchasing seven additional lifting aids These aids are used for loading checked baggage on departing flights and now cover a large part of the baggage hall’s loading areas The remaining areas will be addressed next with seven more lifting aids planned for installation in the first quarter of 2026 This timeline allows for necessary adjustments to the baggage system beforehand the airport will organise the baggage process to ensure handlers primarily work in areas already equipped with lifting aids part of the expanded terminal opening in summer 2027 “The goal is to make effortless lifting and moving of baggage the norm,” the airport said highlighting its commitment to long-term ergonomic improvements Eindhoven Airport continues to collaborate with baggage handlers to explore further optimisations reinforcing its proactive approach to workplace safety and wellbeing SIGN ME UP Stay Ahead in Aviation — Subscribe for Free Get exclusive access to the latest aviation insights from International Airport Review — all tailored to your interests Choose the updates that matter most to you. 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Terms & Conditions | Privacy Policy | Cookie Policy Website design and development by e-Motive Media Limited Videh Kumar Jaipuriar has been nominated for his exemplary leadership in managing and navigating Delhi International Airport (DEL) during the COVID-19 pandemic He led multiple initiatives to ensure business continuity at DEL which included passenger safety and convenience and care for environment and employee safety He proactively engaged with the government stakeholders and supported them in safeguarding aviation through strong confidence building measures for travellers such as developing several indigenous technology solutions like air circulation with six changes per hour and a combination of UV and plasma disinfection systems to provide safest journey experience to their passengers DEL has been forefront of implementing safety measures which was later adopted across the country Jaipuriar ensured that DEL was operational for rescue missions and transporting medical essentials to various parts of the country He further led the Vande Bharat Mission flights of Government of India (a rescue mission to get Indians back to India) as well as rescue flights by other international governments His outstanding leadership across all areas across the stakeholders in the aviation ecosystem and going beyond the call of duty in managing and navigating this crisis for a national capital airport having national importance makes him the apt choice for the Person of the Year Award Adnan Saggaf continues to demonstrate strong leadership skills throughout the COVID-19 pandemic and brought out of the box ideas in attracting traffic and to support his team during this difficult time With new innovative ideas in balancing cash flow the facilities were kept maintained and the personal were kept employed Saggaf has protected the financial stability of his staff income shown excellent performance of crisis management and exceptional negotiation skills shown with authority regarding agreement restructuring and receivable payments To handle the loss of Umrah traffic to the airport to use the terminal with attractive offers and more reliable services He built a new strategy by diversifying the airport offers He prepared the facilities by deploying new technology and working on enhancing passenger experience Saggaf also initiated a capacity building programme for the airside team by drafting SOPS as well as initiating dedicated workshops to discuss ideas and to deploy new initiatives and this is exactly what Saggaf showed and why he deserves to be awarded as the Person of the year 2021 Peter has been with the Sangster International Airport for over 25 years operations and now oversees the security function and is also the Chief Operations Officer Peter has been instrumental in co-ordinating the preparation and implementation of a COVID-19 response plan for not just MBJ but to guide the operation of all agencies operating on airport The aim of this plan was to ensure a safe environment for staff and the travelling public; therefore this plan was instrumental to establish consumer/travellers/public confidence and provided information and guidelines on the new protocols implemented at the airport Peter is well known for his expertise in investigation and aviation security His co-operation with law enforcement stakeholders has been unrelenting in assuring the security of the airport and stakeholders alike While Peter is known as a firm individual that displays the outmost professionalism and integrity he operates on the basis of equity and fairness in all matters relating to staff Robson Freitas has developed and led the BH Airport plan for the resumption of airport operations post-COVID-19 as well as being responsible for leading the group of Directors and Managers at the airport defining the three main pillars of recovery: Health and Safety of People Institutional and Integrated Communication and Institutional Partners These central pillars include ensuring hygiene and health and social distances measures for passengers in addition to participating in strategic committees involving the public sectors to comply with regulatory rules Freitas developed the COVID guardians programme who were responsible in monitoring and following up on the measures already implemented for COVID-19 and advising users employees and other people on compliance with distancing hygiene and health measures recommended by health authorities He also developed a COVID booklet with information and guidance for the airport community regarding good hygiene and health practices and led the beginning of the publication of a monthly newsletter with passenger curve information allowing the planning of reopening and rehiring by commercial stores Freitas also supported the reduction of OPEX by planning the temporary closure of areas toilets and equipment in common use and internalising some activities Raghunath worked closely with all the aero concessionaires and cargo operators to minimise disruption and provide financial relief to them The airline marketing team helped launch a historic first route to the U.S West Coast and the cargo team at BIAL also achieved record numbers over this period with the airport becoming India’s leading airport for the export of perishables Raghunath has led a digital transformation and expansion at BIAL airport with new initiatives and the deployment of the fully biometric-based self-boarding solution for seamless passenger flow and travel experiences and a process automation and analytics platform meant that the airport won ACI World’s ‘Voice of the Customer’ initiative which recognised BIAL airports efforts to prioritise their customers during COVID-19 Raghunath has remained a staunch and resilient leader during such an uncertain time and is very much appreciated by his team Alicia Prince has played a critical role in leading and navigating Cairns Airport through the COVID-19 pandemic Prince implemented a functional plan to ensure business continuity and staff welfare segregating front-line operational staff into work teams to avoid interaction between groups She ensured that the $55 million domestic Terminal upgrade continued safely despite the unprecedented COVID-19 crisis She also deployed the COVIDSafe Operation Plan for Cairns Airport which was endorsed and later commended by Queensland Chief Health Officer As part of this plan Alicia developed an airport layout to provide physical separation of low risk and high-risk arrivals and initiated increased hygiene and sanitisation protocols The health and safety of the airport community was paramount to maintaining operations and in response to this Alicia initiated a COVIDSafe training program for the entire airport community and worked closely with her team to deliver As a result of the great work Prince has done to ensure COVID-19 best practices Cairns Airport was one of the first Australian Airports to be awarded an ACI Global Health Accreditation Alicia also led the terminal optimisation project which assessed and implemented terminal downscales due to the crisis Significant savings (both financial and environmental) were achieved by reducing the operational footprint of the airport Whilst maintaining operations throughout the pandemic was a priority Alicia ensured her team were kept well informed and engaged Cairns Airport has a team of 33 volunteers which form part of Alicia’s wider team To ensure they remained connected and cared for Alicia and her team created care packages including home-made cakes and personally delivered to each of the volunteers’ houses in a COVIDSafe manner Alicia demonstrated great leadership throughout the pandemic and continues to do so today Her clear and transparent communication and collaboration with other Australian Airports and key agencies to ensure best practice and alignment contributed greatly to business continuity all the above was managed whilst working remotely and juggling home schooling with her two young boys Balram Bheodari leads Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport as North America’s most efficient airport due to his vast knowledge of and astute attention to efficiency in aviation which has allowed the airport to thrive in the most difficult of markets and selflessness to provide a quality of leadership throughout Atlanta Airport He oversees all facets of airport governance including operations and a multi-billion-dollar capital improvement programme designed to pave the way for Atlanta’s growth over the next 20 years Bheodari developed a comprehensive resumption of operations playbook that served to support ATL’s recovery efforts With guidance from the Federal Aviation Administration and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) amid evolving health and safety guidelines Bheodari steadfastly encouraged collaboration among stakeholders he participated in daily calls with Airports Council International and other large-hub airports to share best practices as well as information from Washington He aimed to restore customer confidence and ensure the airport was a healthy facility using COVID-19 safe protocols the airport achieved Airport of the Year by the Airport Minority Advisory Council (AMAC) Bheodari was the most ardent supporter of our mission-critical employees Having worked his way up through the ranks he fully appreciates the oftentimes thankless jobs these employees perform that keep the Airport safe and running optimally at all times Morale never flagged because Bheodari made sure those employees felt valued through hazard pay His actions and his directives all reflect his commitment to the three key focus areas of our organisation’s strategic plan: people Jonas Abrahamsson has shown the strength to steer the company towards its long-term sustainable goals Abrahamsson has ensured that Swedavia achieved its net zero target for all ten of the airports in 2020 and has continued to support strategic development and innovation to further the cause of sustainable air travel when passenger numbers where down over 90 per cent and a lot of investments were paused he decided that investments in the company’s net zero target should proceed allowing Swedavia to become the first net zero airport group by the end of 2020 Chris Dinsdale has worked at Budapest Airport since 2015 where he was nominated for the position as CEO fought relentlessly to make sure that the company survived the crisis and worked with great commitment to secure the funding of the airport a voluntary salary cut for the executives and the founding of the Budapest Airport Foundation which supports blue collar workers who lost their job during the COVID-19 pandemic After being nominated to CEO position in March 2021 Dinsdale continues to work closely with the executive team to create a clear COVID-19 recovery strategy for Budapest Airport This will also mean that we come out stronger of the pandemic and have a clear focus Dinsdale is an inspiring true leader who helped us all to cope with the very difficult times of the pandemic and I am convinced that he truly deserves this award Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly This category only includes cookies that ensures basic functionalities and security features of the website These cookies do not store any personal information CookieDescriptioncookielawinfo-checkbox-advertising-targetingThe cookie is set by GDPR cookie consent to record the user consent for the cookies in the category "Advertising & Targeting".cookielawinfo-checkbox-analyticsThis cookie is set by GDPR Cookie Consent WordPress Plugin The cookie is used to remember the user consent for the cookies under the category "Analytics".cookielawinfo-checkbox-necessaryThis cookie is set by GDPR Cookie Consent plugin The cookie is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category 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test in their Champions League campaign as they travel to the Philips Stadion to take on PSV Eindhoven in the first leg of their last-16 tie on Tuesday evening Having secured a top-eight finish in the league stage and automatic qualification for the knockouts the Gunners will look to build on their strong European form Mikel Arteta’s side has displayed resilience and attacking flair with multiple players delivering standout performances in the competition with their Premier League title hopes fading as they trail Liverpool by a significant margin This setback has intensified the importance of their European campaign with the Champions League now representing their best chance of silverware this season Arteta is expected to field a strong lineup emphasising control in midfield to dictate the tempo and neutralise PSV’s attacking threats PSV v Arsenal December 12 (Photo by KENZO TRIBOUILLARD/AFP via Getty Images) Defensively, Arsenal will need to be wary of PSV’s counter-attacking prowess The Gunners’ centre-back pairing will have their hands full dealing with the Dutch side’s pacy forwards Despite a strong start to their domestic campaign they’ve recently slipped to second in the Eredivisie and suffered a shock elimination from the Dutch Cup This dip in form could either galvanise the team or leave them vulnerable to Arsenal’s attacking threat The history between these sides is evenly balanced, with Arsenal holding a slight edge in their previous meetings PSV’s last-16 victory over the Gunners in 2007 will serve as a reminder that they can’t be underestimated For Arsenal, this tie represents more than just progression in the Champions League. 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It is a day etched in the memory of Cor’s family After a hellish one-and-a-half-year journey through various prisons and camps the resistance fighter succumbs in Mittalbau-Dora camp The result of beatings – he did not want to betray his comrades – and wretchedly poor living conditions one of his daughters is also killed in an air raid on his death day The relatives still feel this black page in the family history ‘It’s something the family always lives with,’ says granddaughter Kirsten Del Bello “One of my aunts is now 91 and in a care home She has Alzheimer’s and only speaks German That of a resistance fighter who was never afraid to help anyone and fought tooth and nail against the occupiers because he did not want his children to live in a world where injustice took place and where people could just be arrested,” his granddaughter speculates about his motives he did not shy away from riskier work either “He went to pick up downed Allied pilots in Amersfoort together with Rien van Bruggen and Harry Aarts” (detective Those pilots were transported in Harry Aarts’ police car and put on a police uniform that my grandmother had sewn they were transported to the border of Belgium.” the Germans’ propaganda did not clarify that they were losing It was also communicated when planes flew over with food parcels it was a hungry winter then,” said Sergio Derks manager Heritage & Company Archives at Philips was built in the deepest secrecy at the Natlab on Kastanjelaan “He was working in a locked room and had told the Germans: ‘It’s electrified you must inform them via the intercom first.’ Then he had time to hide it,” says his granddaughter Gehrels thus played an important role in creating Radio Herrijzend Nederland “Someone like Gehrels had access to many parts and materials He made that complete radio station under the guise of building a test device building a radio would have taken months more.” the baby and the visitors – Mr Maas – were also taken away Cor was interrogated and tortured for four days Then he had to look through the window at my grandmother and the baby and then he was tortured again,” his granddaughter describes the atrocities he has to pay for his resistance work with his life And that he was so inventive and did not allow himself to be crushed What I do find very sad is that he spent a year and a half in concentration camps.” There 2025) – The New England Revolution have transferred Homegrown Player Esmir Bajraktarević to PSV Eindhoven the reigning champions and current leaders of the Netherlands’ top-flight Eredivisie a graduate of the Revolution’s professional pathway departs New England for an undisclosed fee after three MLS seasons with the club The Revolution retain a percentage of Bajraktarević’s future sell-on rights “We are happy to facilitate this well-deserved move for Esmir which will allow him to continue his development in one of Europe’s best leagues for young players,” Revolution Sporting Director Curt Onalfo said “We are proud that Esmir’s rapid ascent through our pro pathway has positioned him to take this next step in his journey His success is a credit to his work ethic and professionalism We thank Esmir for all of his contributions to the Revolution especially the wonderful example he has set for the other young players in our system.” recorded 45 appearances in Major League Soccer with three goals and three assists across parts of three seasons from 2022-2024 the midfielder set new career-high marks in appearances (29) while netting two game-winning goals in league play Bajraktarević scored four goals and tallied seven assists including a team-best four helpers over six appearances in the Concacaf Champions Cup “Esmir is an extremely talented young player and it’s no surprise after his play this season that he started attracting attention from European clubs This was a win both for Esmir and our club and I enjoyed helping him grow and take this exciting step in his career,” Head Coach Caleb Porter said “There’s no doubt his future is bright and we wish him all the best.” Bajraktarević joined the Revolution Academy in August 2021 the teenager signed as the ninth Homegrown Player in New England history on May 23 becoming the first player from the Revolution Academy’s residency program to ascend to the first team roster Bajraktarević’s rise through New England’s pro player pathway also featured 36 professional appearances with the club’s second team “Thank you to all the Revolution fans who have supported me throughout my time in New England I’m grateful to Curt Onalfo for bringing me to New England and to Caleb Porter and all the coaches from the first team through the academy who helped prepare me for this next step,” Bajraktarević said “This club has been a second family to me since I moved into the residency in 2021 and I will remain a Revolution supporter wherever I go I can’t wait to see the Revs fans again soon down the road.” Bajraktarević represents Bosnia and Herzegovina at the senior level earning six caps for “The Dragons” in 2024 Bajraktarević debuted for Bosnia and Herzegovina on Sept recording an assist in his first appearance during UEFA Nations League A action against the Netherlands He previously featured for the United States Men’s National Team logging one senior appearance in January 2024 after featuring for the Stars and Stripes at multiple youth levels including the Under-23 pre-Olympic team in 2023 TRANSACTION: New England Revolution transfer midfielder Esmir Bajraktarević to PSV Eindhoven for an undisclosed fee and retain a percentage of the Homegrown Player’s sell-on rights on Jan. 2, 2025. Predicted lineups are available for the match a few days in advance while the actual lineup will be available about an hour ahead of the match The current head to head record for the teams are PSV Eindhoven 4 win(s) PSV Eindhoven have won the previous 4 matches against Almere City FC. Luuk de Jong is ranked 2 in big chances created in the competition (12) Have scored 5 goals in their last 5 matches Thom Haye has created the most big chances for Almere City FC (7) Charles-Andreas Brym has the most shots on target per match for Almere City FC (1) 12 Apr 2025 18:00:00 GMT?PSV Eindhoven won 5–0 over Almere City FC on Sat 12 Apr 2025 18:00:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 10 goals in their last 5 matches PSV Eindhoven have won the previous 4 matches against Almere City FC PSV Eindhoven is playing home against Almere City FC at Philips Stadion on Sat Venture support for startup working to combine silicon photonics with active compound semiconductor materials Integration teamPhoton IP a startup company in The Netherlands looking to improve the performance of photonic chips by closer integration of silicon and non-silicon semiconductor materials says it has closed a round of seed funding worth €4.75 million Led by the Dutch deep-tech venture outfit Innovation Industries the round featured additional support from Lisbon-based Faber the local Brabant Development Agency (BOM) Photon IP says that the financing will help to accelerate the industrialization and commercialization of its technology which is said to combine silicon photonics with active devices like laser diodes that are typically fabricated in gallium arsenide (GaAs) or indium phosphide (InP) materials “We’re not just advancing integrated photonics - we’re simplifying the manufacturing process for photonic circuits as well we’re setting a new performance benchmark and eliminating the barriers to efficiently combine III-V materials with silicon This funding expands our ability to grow our team to bring our first products to market.” Target markets for the technology include optical communication networks data centers for artificial intelligence (AI) and sensing applications relying on photonic chips which all stand to benefit from much more efficient performance if the silicon and non-silicon elements of their design can be closely integrated While various approaches are being explored to solve that efficiency problem the current AI data center boom and its associated power requirements has seen the likes of Google and Amazon look to nuclear power to meet demand “The core technologies available to efficiently integrate multiple materials on a single photonic chip are becoming a fundamental barrier,” stated Photon IP “Existing schemes for photonic integration can’t keep pace to deliver the performance “This breakthrough radically simplifies the manufacturing process and opens a path towards mass deployment for advanced low-power optical engines for a wide range of applications,” claims the firm although it provided no details of the precise integration scheme it is pursuing One possible approach involves a combination of flip-chip bonding of InP die on a silicon nitride carrier material with novel laser soldering, as described in a June 2023 paper co-authored by Santos and another Photon IP co-founder among others in the Dutch photonics ecosystem That paper describes two possible integration schemes one using through-silicon laser soldering of photonic integrated circuits and another employing heat-conduction laser soldering the through-silicon soldering approach is faster and require less power which is seen as an advantage with larger InP dies “These results indicate a significant step forward toward hybrid integration and photonic packaging for complex devices with high-density electrical interconnects,” concluded the authors adding that the the next step would be to combine the flip-chip bonding concept with high-density optical interconnects Photon IP’s latest fundraising round follows an initial investment by Vigo Ventures in 2021 with the firm saying it has agreed contracts with pioneering customers around the world Founded in 2020, the firm has also benefited from a €2 million grant from the European Innovation Council. It is currently hiring, with listed vacancies in project management Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker Eindhoven Airport in the Netherlands has started a major expansion project that will significantly enlarge its terminal and help it cope with growing passenger numbers was designed for an annual capacity of 5 million travelers a figure that is expected to be reached again in 2024 The airport has now formally marked the start of construction of the terminal extension which will see the airside section grow by 10,000m² and the landside area by a further 2,000m² Preparatory work started last year with the relocation of certain ancillary functions and demolition of a building adjacent to the terminal Walkways used by passengers across the apron to their aircraft are also being moved to create extra space for the construction work The initial stage of the project will see the construction of an underground baggage basement which will allow for faster and more efficient handling of arriving baggage construction will start on the entrance hall and there will be more space for gates and for passengers arriving from outside the European Union’s Schengen Area; within the Area The expansion will incorporate the latest developments in sustainability with part of the roof being covered with sedum plants which will aid in water retention and insulation of the terminal A water basin will be installed in the basement to collect rainwater which will be used for toilets in the extended terminal area Two thermal energy storage systems will be used for heating and cooling one of which will be installed in the extension Nearly 1,100 solar panels will be installed on the roof of the extension covering about 40% of the energy consumption of the new part of the terminal Completion is scheduled for July 2027 and airport operations will be maintained for most of the project’s duration there will be no flights for more than five months from February 2027 because of large-scale work on the runway.  Alan is Europe & Middle East correspondent at Air Transport World Schaling to return to Dutch club in Head of Recruitment role 2024) – Charlotte FC today announced the departure of Thomas Schaling He will join PSV Eindhoven as their new Head of Recruitment The move marks a return to the Netherlands for Schaling who joined Charlotte FC in 2020 from PSV Eindhoven His previous tenure at the Eredivise club was as an international senior scout “Thomas has been a great asset to Charlotte FC and his team’s work for the past five years has been instrumental to building this Club,” said General Manager Zoran Krneta “We thank Thomas for all of his contributions to Charlotte FC and the groundwork that he set and wish him and his family all the best on his return to PSV.” Everyone at the club thanks Thomas for his contributions to Charlotte FC and wishes him well on his next chapter Given the draw with Manchester United last weekend, the Premier League title race is more of a formality at this point Hopes of lifting a trophy lie within a competition they've never won Here's what Arsenal's XI could look like against PSV in the second leg RB: Ben White—Only appearing off the bench since returning CB: Jakub Kiwior—The Polish international gives Gabriel a rest CB: William Saliba—Arteta rarely likes to completely swap his center back pairing LB: Oleksandr Zinchenko—Once a permanent feature in the Arsenal lineup CM: Martin Ødegaard—Ødegaard should start in midfield CM: Mikel Merino—Merino returns to midfield where he's much more comfortable CM: Jorginho—The former Chelsea player anchors midfield RW: Gabriel Martinelli—The Brazilian returned against Manchester United and should start ST: Leandro Trossard—With Martinelli back and fit LW: Raheem Sterling—Sterling comes back into the side and should see a big chunk of the minutes MAX MALLOWMax Mallow is an editor for Sports Illustrated Soccer. Somehow, he has just enough time every matchday to tweet when an Arsenal player scores a goal. The content on this site is for entertainment and educational purposes only Betting and gambling content is intended for individuals 21+ and is based on individual commentators' opinions and not that of Sports Illustrated or its affiliates All picks and predictions are suggestions only and not a guarantee of success or profit If you or someone you know has a gambling problem crisis counseling and referral services can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER It now employs 44,000 people and raked in nearly $31B last year company lore states that it all began in a “leaky shed.” The current kings of the lithography machine world ASML (Advanced Semiconductor Materials Lithography) started as a collaboration between Philips a household name in the electronics business and Advanced Semiconductor Materials International (ASMI) The vision was to set up a new company laser-focused on lithography systems which the partners identified as a growing market ASML’s first base was the aforementioned leaky shed and this isn’t just a humorous name; it really leaked The building was located on the former Philips campus in Eindhoven A photo of the ramshackle single-story prefab-style construction shows it is joined to the first floor of the Philips TQ building home of the firm’s ‘Industrial Electronics’ division Building on R&D that had been in the pipeline since the early 1970s the shipping container visible on this side of the leaky shed was put there “to keep everyone sane.” Apparently the PAS 2000’s hydraulic oil pumps were so noisy the team was inspired to externalize them this way (Image credit: ASML on LinkedIn)(Image credit: ASML on LinkedIn)Thankfully for ASML and all the employees from the leaky shed it wasn’t long until the operation’s business flourished and the move to a purpose-built office and factory unit was possible in 1985 the refined PAS 2500 came to market and would become the foundation for many future machines ASML’s partnership with lens manufacturer Carl Zeiss was inked at this time and continues to this day ASML says its “breakthrough platform,” dubbed the PAS 5500 credited to the classic litho system’s “industry-leading productivity and resolution,” ASML enjoyed a successful IPO in both the Amsterdam and New York stock exchanges Get Tom's Hardware's best news and in-depth reviews The most recent annual report from ASML says it enjoyed nearly $31 billion in revenue ASML is by no means alone in having such a humble origin story, however we don’t think the fabled U.S. garage-startups Apple, HP, or Google corporations had to suffer with a leaky roof Dampness and electronics aren’t usually a desirable combination He enjoys covering the full breadth of PC tech; from business and semiconductor design to products approaching the edge of reason Apple expects to source over 19 billion chips from U.S TSMC SVP Kevin Zhang opens up on process technology development & evolving demands: Interview Arrow Lake die shot shows off the details of Intel's chiplet-based design The New England Revolution have transferred homegrown winger Esmir Bajraktarević to reigning Eredivisie champions and UEFA Champions League regulars PSV Eindhoven The 19-year-old Bosnia and Herzegovina international reportedly departs for up to $6 million Bajraktarević played three seasons with New England's first team, recording 5g/4a in 57 matches across all competitions. He placed 10th on last year's 22 Under 22 rankings "We are happy to facilitate this well-deserved move for Esmir which will allow him to continue his development in one of Europe’s best leagues for young players," said sporting director Curt Onalfo "We are proud that Esmir’s rapid ascent through our pro pathway has positioned him to take this next step in his journey "We thank Esmir for all of his contributions to the Revolution especially the wonderful example he has set for the other young players in our system." On the international scene, Bajraktarević originally represented the United States and made his senior debut in January 2024 He then filed a one-time switch to Bosnia and assisted iconic striker Edin Dzeko on his debut Bajraktarević is New England's latest marquee transfer abroad in recent years, following goalkeepers Djordje Petrovic (Chelsea) and Matt Turner (Arsenal) as well as forwards Tajon Buchanan (Club Brugge) and Adam Buksa (Lens). Additionally, homegrown midfielder Noel Buck is on loan at Southampton "Esmir is an extremely talented young player and it’s no surprise after his play this season that he started attracting attention from European clubs," said head coach Caleb Porter "This was a win both for Esmir and our club and I enjoyed helping him grow and take this exciting step in his career There’s no doubt his future is bright and we wish him all the best." Pro pathway to @PSV🇳🇱Watching you grow has been a privilege ✨ pic.twitter.com/ZEv9OiRYUB New England are undergoing a squad refresh the Revs finished 14th in the Eastern Conference (31 points) and missed the Audi 2024 MLS Cup Playoffs New England open their 2025 campaign on Feb. 22 at Nashville SC (8:30 pm ET | MLS Season Pass) READ MORE: MLS Transfer Tracker presented by Avant Match reviewPSV 3-1 Juventus (4-3 agg): Flamingo extra-time winner completes inspired turnaroundPSV had never progressed from a two-legged Champions League knockout tie when losing the first leg This is 1/16 of the Champions League Final Stage The current head to head record for the teams are PSV Eindhoven 0 win(s) 19 Feb 2025 20:00:00 GMT?PSV Eindhoven won 3–1 over Juventus on Wed 19 Feb 2025 20:00:00 GMT.InsightsJuventus have won the previous 2 matches against PSV Eindhoven PSV Eindhoven is playing home against Juventus at Philips Stadion on Wed Liverpool already secured a place in the round of 16 and a point would be enough for Arne Slot's side to end atop the league phase standings. It's been a brilliant European campaign so far for the Reds, a perfect record highlighted by convincing wins vs. Real Madrid PSV have already locked up a place in the playoff round, but they'll be aiming for better positioning so that they host the second game of their two-legged playoff tie at home. However, it'll be a tough task for them to beat both the Champions League and Premier League leaders Slot will likely heavily rotate his squad from the match. Second place is the furthest that they can drop on the table, meaning they've secured a place amongst the top pairing on the bracket for the round of 16. With the tough league clash against Bournemouth over the weekend looming Slot could rest some of his core players to protect them for Saturday's clash at Vitality Stadium GK: Caoimhim Kelleher—Kelleher will get a Champions League start since he starred against Real Madrid in November RB: Connor Bradley—Liverpool's academy talent has been solid since his debut and a reliable backup to Trent Alexander-Arnold CB: Jarell Quansah—Quansah will return to the lineup after a strong showing a week ago vs CB: Wataru Endo—With Liverpool's captain Virgil van Dijk left at home the Japanese utility player slots in the Reds' defense LB: Andrew Robertson—The Scot is one of few senior players to make the trip LM: James McConnell—The youngster gets an opportunity to show off his tough tackling and industrious running CM: Tyler Morton—The classy midfielder gets some valuable game time in what's been a frustrating season on the periphery for him RW: Harvey Elliott—Another chance for Elliott to show the manager he's deserving of more than subsitute appearances RW: Federico Chiesa—The Italian starts only his second match for Liverpool as his drive to prove his match fitness takes the next step LW: Cody Gakpo—Gakpo will hope to have a fine showing against his former club ST: Darwin Núńez—Núñez looks to score his seventh goal of the season across all competitions ROBERTO CASILLASRoberto Casillas is a Sports Illustrated Soccer freelance writer covering Liga MX, the Mexican National Team & Latin American players in Europe. He is a die hard Cruz Azul and Chelsea fan. Will be used to power the university’s SPIKE-1 AI supercomputer Eindhoven University of Technology (TU Eindhoven) is expected to be one of the first European customers to receive Nvidia DGX B200 systems Set to be deployed in an environmentally sustainable data center in Finland the four Nvidia DGX B200 systems will be used to power the university’s new AI supercomputer – dubbed SPIKE-1 – which is slated to go live in the first half of 2025 The supercomputer will primarily be used by researchers from the university’s Eindhoven AI Systems Institute (EAISI) and its mathematics and computer science department Under the terms of TU Eindhoven’s deal with Nvidia the chip giant will provide a two-year technical refresh option to renew the infrastructure and software of the supercomputer Nvidia will also support researchers with any AI development project or research issues that arise which will greatly enhance the possibilities for our researchers and students to do AI-based research like cutting-edge cancer research,” said Patrick Groothuis “This also shows our dedication to being a frontrunner in AI science which will help attract talent and resources and boost cooperation.” Announced in March 2024, the Nvidia DGX B200 system is the sixth generation of the company’s air-cooled Comprising eight Nvidia B200 Tensor Core GPUs and two 5th Gen Intel Xeon CPUs Nvidia claims that the DGX is capable of up to 144 petaflops of AI performance (with the newly-supported FP4 precision) and has 1.4TB of GPU memory and 64TBps of memory bandwidth Data Centre Dynamics Ltd (DCD), 32-38 Saffron Hill, London, EC1N 8FH Email. [email protected]DCD is a subsidiary of InfraXmedia Match reviewArsenal 2-2 PSV (9-3 agg): Arteta's side ease into Champions League quartersArsenal reached the quarter-finals of the Champions League for the second year in a row after easing past PSV on aggregate This is 1/8 of the Champions League Final Stage The current head to head record for the teams are Arsenal 3 win(s) 12 Mar 2025 20:00:00 GMT?Arsenal vs PSV Eindhoven on Wed 12 Mar 2025 20:00:00 GMT ended in a 2–2 tie.InsightsHaven't kept a clean sheet in 8 matches Arsenal is playing home against PSV Eindhoven at Emirates Stadium on Wed Weston McKennie and Samuel Mbangula spoke to the press after Juventus’ 2-1 win against PSV Eindhoven in the first leg of the UEFA Champions League knockout phase play-off “It was an even game against a team that wants to play good football and does it well in the second leg we have to put in a great performance to progress to the Round of 16 Dynamism is an important aspect of our game we have to maintain a high level of intensity and we definitely have to improve on that everything counts: we are a young team that has to inject a lot of pace into the game in order to cause problems for teams One again today the players who came off the bench raised the level of the team both in possession and out of possession McKennie is a great player and an important figure in the group he's a top player and that's why he plays everywhere and often I really like seeing him on the pitch with this energy A good goal but for me it's not important to score or make assists but instead that the team wins and as a great team we must sacrifice everything Against a team that plays well you have to run hard and leave everything on the pitch pressing high and winning a lot of second balls.” I scored a goal that allowed us to win this game but I'm not entirely happy with my performance We know that when we concede goals we have to keep playing like we were before with the quality we have in this team if we keep playing we can score lots of goals and win games.” Sergiño Dest made his long-awaited return from a serious knee injury in PSV Eindhoven's 2-1 win over Heerenveen in the Dutch Eredivisie on Saturday The United States men's national team defender came on as a substitute in the 67th minute for his first appearance in almost 11 months since suffering an ACL tear in April last year Dest replaced Richard Ledezma and had a warm embrace with his fellow U.S international before entering the match at the Philips Stadion Sergiño Dest replaced Richard Ledezma as he made his return from injury for PSV Eindhoven. Photo Prestige/Soccrates/Getty Images"I am immensely happy to be back," Dest was quoted as saying by PSV's website "The supporters and the players took good care of me and I'm very grateful for that." He added: "Before the game all I thought was the coach gave me a half-hour which was super nice I also went straight into the duels and was just driven to seek them out Of course I have to take it easy and be careful The victory, secured by goals from Ismael Saibari and Guus Til ended a run of three straight defeats for PSV and cut the gap to Eredivisie leaders Ajax to five points "I'm glad we took the three points tonight," Dest said "There are nine more games to go that we all have to win In those nine games we have to make up for it." PSV will next be in action in the second leg of their Champions League round-of-16 tie at Arsenal on Wednesday. However, Dest's side have little chance of progressing after suffering an emphatic 7-1 defeat at home to the Premier League side in the first leg last week Dest has 33 caps for the USMNT but has been unavailable for selection since Mauricio Pochettino took over as coach last September. Pochettino is set to name his roster for the Concacaf Nations League finals on Tuesday. The U.S. will face Panama in the semifinals on March 20 Knockout European football is back on our agenda as we head into the second leg of our Champions League last-16 clash against PSV Eindhoven who have been a familiar foe across recent decades and especially in the past three campaigns if you're unfamiliar with the Dutch side's history or just want to know how they've been getting on this season then we have everything you need to know about our opponents: PSV have won 25 league titles as well as both the European Cup (1987/88) and UEFA Cup (1977/78) They have appeared in Europe in every season since 1975/76 meaning this will be their 51st straight campaign doing so Established in 1913 for the workers of the local Philips electronics factory 13 years later PSV reached the top-flight where they have remained ever since but further successes were fleeting until the mid-1970s when manager Kees Rijvers led his team to three league titles - including a Double - and the UEFA Cup in four seasons Better things were to come in the late 1980s when under Guus Hiddink they completed a Treble by beating Benfica for the European Cup in 1988 - one of six league titles the legendary boss won across two spells Bobby Robson continued the success into the 1990s while their last golden period came under Philip Cocu’s leadership when they won three out of four championships between 2015 and 2018 PSV play at the 36,500-capacity Philips Stadion which is the third-largest football stadium in the country with its last major works completed in 2002 It has hosted numerous Dutch national team matches as well as three matches at Euro 2000 including England’s 3-2 defeat to Portugal It was also the venue for the 2006 UEFA Cup final when Middlesbrough were beaten 4-0 by Sevilla and the 2022/23 Women's Champions League final PSV romped to their first league title in six years in superb fashion Starting the season with a record-equalling 17 straight wins their unbeaten run ran until March when they suffered their only league loss to NEC Breda However that was the only bump in the road as they finished eight points clear of holders Feyenoord to clinch title number 25 The Rotterdam club were also beaten in the season-opening Johan Cruyff Shield but they did gain revenge by dumping PSV out of the Dutch Cup in the round of 16 111 goals were netted on course to the league title with veteran striker Luuk de Jong grabbing 29 of them to earn a share of the Golden Boot He hit 36 in all competitions to earn the league's Player of the Year honours while young Belgian international winger Johan Bakayoko was named Talent of the Year after bagging 14 Having finished in second spot behind us in the Champions League group stages they were paired with Borussia Dortmund in the last-16 but despite holding the German club to a 1-1 draw in the Eindhoven a 2-0 reverse in Germany ended their hopes Peter Bosz replaced Ruud van Nistelrooy in the PSV hotseat in the summer of 2023 who notably represented Waalwijk and Feyenoord during his playing days His first major managerial achievement came when he guided Heracles into the Eredivise in 2005 and he led Ajax to the 2016 Europa League final in his one season in Amsterdam He opted to move to Borussia Dortmund after that He then pitched up at Bayer Leverkusen where he nurtured a young Kai Havertz and guided them into the Champions League in 2019 he returned to Dutch football and clinched the first championship of his career in his debut campaign at the Philips Stadion PSV have managed to retain all the key components of their title-winning squad Sergino Dest and Malik Tillman were signed permanently from Barcelona and Bayern Munich respectively while their ranks have further been boosted with the acquisitions of centre-back Ryan Flamingo from Sassuolo Dutch international right-back Rick Karsdorp from Roma and veteran Croatian winger Ivan Perisic additional goal threat is offered by Oranje internationals Noa Lang and attacking midfielder Guus Til Moroccan midfielder Ismael Saibari has hit double figures this term but top scorer Riccardo Pepi is out for the remainder of the season with a knee injury while his USA teammate Tillman has undergone ankle surgery Walter Benitez's performances between the posts over the past three seasons in Eindhoven have seen him rewarded with a first Argentina cap last year while Tyrell Malacia was loaned from Manchester United in January Former Gunner Lucas Perez was also added to the squad on a free transfer but he hasn't been included in the Champions League squad PSV's campaign once again began immaculately as they won all of their first 10 matches to top the table A 3-2 defeat at Ajax seemed to be a mere blip as they won five of the next six including a 3-0 win against Feyenoord to head into the winter break six points clear of Ajax However things have gone badly from that point Just two league wins have come from eight games which have seen home draws against AZ Alkmaar Willem II and Utrecht plus a loss at PEC Zwoll They also lost at the Philips Stadion for the first time since November 2022 when Go Ahead Eagles knocked them out of the Dutch Cup before the same side beat them 3-2 in the league That run saw Ajax surge into an eight-point lead but Sunday saw PSV finally win again when they beat Heerenveen 2-1 Bosz guided his team into the last-16 by finishing 14th in the table with four wins and two draws from their eight matches They also scored three times from the 87th minute onwards to overturn a 2-0 deficit against Shakhtar Donetsk and gained a credible 1-1 draw at Paris Saint-Germain They then overcame a 2-1 last-16 first-leg loss at Juventus by winning 3-1 after extra-time in the return fixture Perisic rolled back the years to score in both legs while Flamingo grabbed the all-important winner to see off the Italians Last week's 7-1 success was the 11th time we have locked horns with PSV and we have done so in each of the past three seasons Freddie Ljungberg and a Thierry Henry brace secured a 4-0 win in Eindhoven before a 0-0 draw at Highbury in the group stages; the same stage that we faced each other in 2004/05 when an own goal secured us a home win before a 1-1 draw in the Netherlands when Lauren and Patrick Vieira both received red cards We were drawn against each other again in 2006/07 in the round of 16 before securing a 1-1 draw at Emirates Stadium after Alex scored at both ends to eliminate us from the competition All those games were in the Champions League but 2022/23 saw us paired in the Europa League group stages A Granit Xhaka strike saw us secure a 1-0 win at home but we fell to a 2-0 loss a week later out in Eindhoven when Joey Veerman and De Jong netted Last season saw us mark our return to the Champions League in style with a 4-0 thrashing of the Dutch giants on matchday one when Bukayo Saka Gabriel Jesus and Martin Odegaard all found the net while we drew 1-1 out in Eindhoven when Eddie Nketiah’s opener was cancelled out by Yorbe Vertessen Copyright 2025 The Arsenal Football Club Limited Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source MEN WOMEN ACADEMY CLUB Everything you need to know about our 24/25 European campaign MEN WOMEN ACADEMY ALL MEN WOMEN UNDER-21 UNDER-18 Explore our Help Centre for answers to common questions For all other enquiries please use our New Enquiry form Website feedback? Fill in our form Report abuse and discrimination here Check out our exclusive Wallpapers for desktop and mobile today MEN WOMEN ACADEMY Juve get the edge in the first leg thanks to a late goal from Samuel Mbangula with less than 10 minutes to go By simple virtue of how this 2024-25 season has gone for Juventus seeing them predicted to win — be it against somebody in the Champions League or a lower-table side in Serie A — is always going to be a bit a puzzling thought We know Juve haven’t been in their best state for weeks now yet when I signed onto WhoScored to begin the work week I noticed something that I hadn’t seen much lately: Juventus predicted to win Not a draw — and we know there’s been plenty of those They actually made that prediction look right on the money The way in which Juve got there Tuesday night against PSV Eindhoven certainly wasn’t to many our liking after Weston McKennie’s thunderbolt to open the scoring in the first half after the reigning Dutch champions tied things up and then looked like the much better side after the scoreline was suddenly even Juventus found just enough to get back in front and secure a slim lead in their favor to take with them to the Netherlands next week It was thanks to Samuel Mbangula’s first-ever Champions League goal an 82nd-minute strike after a bit of a scramble in the PSV box to give Juve a 2-1 victory at the Allianz Mbangula became the youngest player to ever score in a UCL knockout round tie for Juventus Not bad for a young Belgian kid who was playing in Serie C at this point of the season 12 months ago But with Juventus very much needing something to go right after their defense let another lead go up in smoke it really is just a matter of getting it how you can This UCL play-off round is very much about trying to survive to get to the next round where they will meet either Arsenal or Inter Milan And they have a slim advantage in the back pocket as they prepare to meet PSV once again in eight days at their place This was a better Juventus than what we saw the last time they were on their home field in the Champions League It was that performance against Benfica in which was the fear that it would be repeated again and would allow PSV to stroll into Turin build an aggregate lead and be in great shape heading into the return leg in the Netherlands But it was also a Juventus that still clearly had its flaws They couldn’t take advantage of their bright start that saw them pinning PSV back for the opening 15 minutes It was only after PSV started to really find their footing that McKennie was able to connect with that hammer of a shot with his right foot to put Juve in front it came down to how Juve would handle being in front — and Neither did the subsequent time after the PSV goal in which Juve were really looking like they were going to fall behind Mbangula popped up in the box and put Juventus back in front but they did just enough Tuesday night to get past PSV you just hope they don’t screw up like they did against Benfica two weeks ago It feels like that’s just the logical thing to do as they work this way through a big eight-day stretch in Europe and domestically Taking a 2-1 lead to the land of the Dutch next week is probably more than some expected WhoScored’s prediction was right on the money that certainly wasn’t a good night at the office On Wednesday night, Juventus got what they deserved Despite another long-distance belter from one of their Americans to put them ahead on aggregate Despite actually heading to the Netherlands with their first notable winning streak of the season Juve got what they deserved at the Philips Stadion And that was to get bounced from the Champions League Juventus’ performance against PSV Eindhoven was very much a continuation of how the first leg in Turin went eight days ago But the difference this time is that there was no late heroics to find some sort of escape PSV — who entered the decisive second leg with just one win in their last five — was able to flip the aggregate scoreline in their favor and oust Juventus from the Champions League with a 3-1 on the night and 4-3 over the two legs The one thing that Juve couldn’t afford to do — you know actually lose Wednesday night — was what ended up playing out and now it’s another hit to a season in which qualifying for the UCL Round of 16 was one of the biggest goals the club had And instead of being the ones celebrating a spot in the final 16 and waiting to see who they’ll get in Friday’s draw coaching staff members and much of the 35,000-plus in attendance going nuts It was an appropriate kind of ending for what simply turned out to be an awful night in the Netherlands They dominated much of the second half and extra time before setting up shop and daring Juventus to try and score on them As much as Juve had their chances in extra time — and they did whether it was Dusan Vlahovic (nice to see you again!) or Khephren Thuram — the only reason why the scoreline wasn’t more in PSV’s favor was thanks to a couple of brilliant saves from Michele Di Gregorio PSV was fully in control and Juve were essentially just hanging on for dear life But then the ball pinged off Federico Gatti’s foot as he attempted to apparently control the ball right in front of Di Gregorio when he should have instead tried to simply just clear it if at all possible PSV taking the lead once and for all — something that was about as deserved as anything to happen on this night Juventus’ defense faltered either thanks to individual errors or just being torn apart by PSV on the counter Their manager’s inexperience on the sideline in these types of situations showed Thiago Motta way too long to make the triple sub that brought on a whole new double pivot even though one of those “midfielders” was actually Andrea Cambiaso who came on just 10 minutes in after Renato Veiga was forced off injured Maybe we should have taken it as some sort of omen when Veiga got hurt that this night would turn from bad news to even worse There certainly wasn’t the late comeback from Juventus like the last time a Juve center back had to leave a European fixture away from home early due to injury But all I keep coming back to as the minutes tick away after the final whistle sounded is that Juventus deserved what they got against PSV This was a Juve team that was second best against a PSV team that has not been playing well at all over the last month even with the advantage on aggregate coming into the night Juventus saw their European run come to an end because how poorly they played for much of the 120-plus minutes Wednesday night This Champions League campaign began with quite the high-energy return to Europe with a win over this same PSV side it all came to an end in Eindhoven — a result a performance and overall UCL showing that will leave a whole lot to be desired no matter how you look at it as time goes on United States men's national team defender Sergiño Dest is set to make his return for PSV Eindhoven on Saturday after an 11-month injury layoff PSV coach Peter Bosz said Friday that he was expecting to include Dest in the squad that takes on Heerenveen in the Dutch Eredivisie Sergiño Dest will be in the matchday squad tomorrow I'm very happy about that," he told a news conference Dest, 24, suffered a torn ACL while training with PSV on April 20 last year. At the time, the former Ajax player was on a season-long loan from Barcelona, but, despite the injury, PSV made the move permanent signing Dest to a contact through 2028 last June His return will come as a welcome boost for PSV. After winning the Dutch title last season, they currently sit in second place, eight points behind leaders Ajax. Bosz's side are also coming off the back of an emphatic 7-1 home defeat to Arsenal in the first leg of their Champions League round-of-16 tie on Tuesday Manuel Locatelli and Timothy Weah spoke to the press after Juventus’ 3-1 loss in extra time against PSV Eindhoven in the second leg of the UEFA Champions league knockout play-off The result sees the Bianconeri exit the competition following a 4-3 aggregate defeat “Tonight we tried to overcome our opponent but we were not able to be better than them for the duration of the match and PSV Eindhoven deserved this result and to progress to the next round “It hurts a lot because we had qualification in our hands and we threw it away we have to stay united and get past this moment The match always tells a story and today it said that they deserved to win Only together can we pull through these moments with hard work and with the will to do it.” we didn't progress to the next round and I'm very disappointed also because my goal didn't help We lacked some aggression; we didn't manage to show it on the pitch as we should have we have to get back on the pitch to train and improve more and more.” Eindhoven Airport in the Netherlands has started construction on a major terminal expansion to address capacity challenges and improve passenger experience undertaken in collaboration with construction company Heijmans the expansion begins with the construction of a baggage basement with work on the entrance hall set to start in November 2025 The terminal is expected to reach its highest point by late 2025 which was originally designed to handle 5 million passengers annually but served 6.8 million in 2023 the project will add 10,000 m² (108,000 ft.²) of post-security space and 2,000 m² pre-security and baggage facilities will also be expanded The airport will remain operational throughout much of the construction—although no air traffic or passengers will be accommodated for five months starting February 2027 due to large-scale runway work Measures to minimize disruptions include using electric construction equipment to reduce noise and emissions implementing a ticketing system to regulate construction traffic and scheduling high-risk activities during nighttime hours The terminal expansion incorporates several sustainability measures The roof will feature sedum plants for insulation and water retention while rainwater collected in a new basement water basin will be used for toilets relying on two thermal energy storage systems for heating and cooling Nearly 1,100 solar panels will generate approximately 363,500 kilowatt-hours annually covering about 40% of the energy consumption in the new part of the terminal the global route development community's trusted source for news and information insight and analysis from our award-winning editors delivered to your inbox daily The MLS side’s academy team produced a memorable performance in the semifinals of the 2025 Generation Adidas Cup Arsenal have all but booked their ticket to the Champions League quarter-finals and it felt like Tuesday night’s 7-1 drubbing of PSV could spark new life into their season Adrian Clarke and Amy Lawrence discussed how the “chaos” Arsenal played with could help them rediscover their form in front of goal A partial transcript has been edited for clarity and length. The full episode is available on the Handbrake Off feed on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.  weirdly enough… so I was slightly disappointed “You can see the work they must have done on the training ground just to get them all further forward.” Martin Odegaard seemed to be playing further up the pitch and there were so many runs in behind we put the ball in the net nine times in the game it’s like they’d never seen us play — I don’t want to take the gloss off it… Adrian: They did allow us to slice through them very easily But what I loved about this game was the freedom the expression and the courage to just go a little bit crazy and I’ve been banging on about this all season I’ve especially cranked up my moans and groans lately because the only way you’re going to disrupt the opposition is to cause chaos I saw signs of it against Nottingham Forest that I really liked Look at the full-backs and how they kept popping up in different positions Jurrien Timber and Riccardo Calafiori ended up as centre-forwards multiple times Look where Myles Lewis-Skelly was when he made that assist and where Timber was when he scored at the far post What’s Declan Rice doing down the left wing Arsenal frazzled the minds of PSV by doing things differently it’s imperative that we continue doing that The trick now is to do that against defensive teams teams who want to sit there and frustrate us Because you still can play like that against those teams It’s just going to look a little bit different Amy: Maybe it took going to the Netherlands to get Arsenal to touch base with their inner Total Football… Amy: We saw everybody having that freedom to play in different places It unlocked something in all of them and befuddled PSV That picture of Luuk de Jong on the substitutes bench too… Adrian: He aged about ten years last night didn’t he (laughs) Amy: He looked like he’d just done a triathlon with his arms and legs tied together and weights around his body But he also looked a little bit like me after trying to get my kids to go to school most mornings That was a picture telling a thousand words PSV have a good reputation at home for a reason They’ve scored a shedload of goals this season (143 goals in 50 games before Tuesday night) I wonder whether there was an element where PSV didn’t play the Arsenal team that they expected to play against and that threw them slightly they were 3-0 down and couldn’t recover their composure You can listen to full episodes of Handbrake Off for free on Apple Podcasts and Spotify (Top photo: David Price/Arsenal FC via Getty Images) Emile covers podcasts across The Athletic network. He completed his postgraduate degree in sports journalism and earned his NCTJ Diploma from St Mary's University, Twickenham. In 2024, Emile was placed third in the FWA/Kick It Out Unheard Voices Student Football Writer of the Year award. Follow Emile on Twitter @EmileNuh1999 Arsenal not only comfortably avoided an all-time collapse but any additional injuries as they drew PSV Eindhoven 2-2 to wrap up a 9-3 aggregate victory in the UEFA Champions League round of 16 on Wednesday MORE – Latest Champions League scores, knockout stage bracket Oleksandr Zinchenko and Declan Rice scored in the first half for Arsenal but Ivan Perisic and Couhaib Driouech pulled PSV level each time Up next for Arsenal is one of the Madrid sides in the quarterfinals Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid are currently stuck in a 2-2 deadlock after 180 minutes and headed for extra time in the Spanish capital The Gunners did all of the hard work leg last week as they hammered the Dutch side 7-1 in the away leg affording Mikel Arteta the opportunity to rest and rotate a number of regular starters in north London this week Thomas Partey and Ethan Nwaneri were all protected with an eye toward Sunday’s Premier League showdown with rivals Chelsea Martinelli and Timber all came on for the final 10 minutes to replace Zinchenko FotMob.com Couhaib Driouech chips it over David Raya for his first ever #UCL goal 🤩 pic.twitter.com/IlK6G72Y8b Raheem Sterling serves it up on a plate for Declan Rice 🍽️ pic.twitter.com/Nrq7nbyWIi Ivan Perišić caps off lovely build up play with a stunning finish ✨ pic.twitter.com/xs6xdbskiu Oleksandr Zinchenko nets his first #UCL goal for Arsenal 🙌 pic.twitter.com/t2ropp7juu Kick off time: 4pm ET Wednesday (March 12)Venue: Emirates Stadium — LondonTV/Streaming: Paramount+ PSV snapped a four-game winless run in Eredivisie play over the weekend by beating Heerenveen 2-1 at home with just one change to the side that was beaten by Arsenal four days earlier OUT: Esmir Bajraktarevic (undisclosed) | QUESTIONABLE: Malik Tillman (ankle) Don’t be surprised if Arteta makes a handful of changes (whether from the start or at halftime) to protect the likes of Odegaard and Declan Rice while getting Gabriel Martinelli a substantial run-out to build up his fitness after returning from a hamstring injury against Man United Arsenal 2-0 PSV Eindhoven (9-1 on aggregate) A Division of NBCUniversal DISCLAIMER: This site and the products offered are for entertainment purposes only and there is no gambling offered on this site This service is intended for adult audiences No guarantees are made for any specific outcome We progressed to the Champions League quarter-finals after a 2-2 draw against PSV Eindhoven and you can see all the best action with our highlights package Heading into the game at Emirates Stadium with a 7-1 first leg advantage Oleksandr Zinchenko opened the scoring with a stunning long-range strike Ivan Perisic levelled on 18 minutes before Declan Rice headed home after good work from Raheem Sterling Couhaib Driouech equalised for the visitors with 20 minutes to go as we progressed 9-3 on aggregate to set up a clash with Real Madrid in the last eight You can watch the best bits of the game by pressing play on the video above with a full match replay to come on Thursday morning Bajraktarević will join PSV in a deal worth an initial €3m plus €3m in add-ons The deal also includes the usual 20% sell-on fee.  “We are happy to facilitate this well-deserved move for Esmir which will allow him to continue his development in one of Europe’s best leagues for young players,” Revolution Sporting Director Curt Onalfo said “We are proud that Esmir’s rapid ascent through our pro pathway has positioned him to take this next step in his journey “We have been following Esmir since last January," PSV director of football affairs Earnest Stewart said in a club statement "He is a left-legged player whom we brought in for the right flank is strong in the one-on-one and can also score a goal himself Esmir is really one of those players who can start surprising people with his actions.” Born in Appleton, Wisconsin, the six-time Bosnian national team player became the third youngest player in club history, aged 17 years, two months, and 16 days, when he debuted in the 2022 season in a 1-0 defeat to New York City FC The now 19-year-old right-winger has since scored five goals and four assists in 57 games across all competitions for the Revolution he steadily increased his market value to €3.5m becoming one of the top prospects in MLS.  What can PSV fans expect from Bajraktarević? A dynamic winger, the forward was one of the most improved players in MLS last season and his decision to choose Bosnia over the United States was considered a major loss for the US Soccer program. According to FBREF the 19-year-old ranked in the 80th percentile among all positional peers in MLS with 1.68 successful take ons per 90 minutes in the 2024 season The winger also ranked in the 71st percentile with 3.18 progressive carries per 90 minutes Sie haben erfolgreich Ihre Einwilligung in die Nutzung von Transfermarkt mit Tracking und Cookies widerrufen Sie können sich jetzt zwischen dem Contentpass-Abo und der Nutzung mit personalisierter Werbung Among hundreds of teams from around the world competing at RoboCup 2024 A triumphant team of University of Wisconsin and Texas Robotics researchers pose at RoboCup 2024 Student researchers from The University of Texas at Austin Department of Computer Science are returning to the Forty Acres triumphant after beating the competition at RoboCup 2024 with a team of winning autonomous robots.  Texas Robotics director and computer science professor Peter Stone has mentored many championship-winning teams across categories he and the UT students teamed up with a UT computer science alum and current University of Wisconsin Professor Josiah Hanna and his students to form WisTex United the team competed in the humanoid robot soccer competition known as the Standard Platform League which are then programmed to compete together as a team and without human intervention This means the robots have to be able to navigate decisions on the soccer field visually recognize their own team’s players and other objects and effectively beat an opposing team programmed separately for the same challenges.  A Texas Robotics researcher poses with their 2024 first-place trophy The team consisted of UT Austin Ph.D. students Zhihan Wang and Siddhant Aggarwal and recent master’s degree alumni Josh Kelle and Geethika Hemkumar. After securing an exciting come-from-behind victory in the second half of a match against a team from Universidad de la Sabana in Columbia, WisTex shut out the competition in the finals against a team from Germany’s University of Applied Scientists With that 7-0 win in the “Challenge Shield” (lower division) category the team brought home a first-place trophy.  we chose to compete in the lower division because we were forming a new collaborative team and didn’t know how well it would work but we intend to compete in the upper division next year,” said Stone who has been involved in RoboCup competitions since the program’s inception nearly three decades ago.  focuses on honing the skills of autonomous service robots by having robots listen to verbal requests then plan and execute on those requests in a setting that is new to them joined by mechanical engineering graduate student Chang Shi and volunteer and aerospace engineering alum Steven Patrick Progressing in multiple rounds of the competition Jiang’s entry responded to general-purpose service requests such as “Fetch a drink from the shelf and place it on the TV table.” It also correctly identified answers to questions in a dynamic environment Jiang was awarded RoboCup’s Silvia Coradeschi award in recognition of her distinguished research accomplishments “All of the students worked very hard leading up to this event,” Stone said Yuqian Jiang won RoboCup’s Silvia Coradeschi award in recognition of her distinguished research accomplishments in RoboCup@Home Martin Ødegaard struck twice as Arsenal found their scoring touch to deliver a historic thrashing of shambolic hosts On Lewis-Skelly, he said he “didn’t see the second [foul], but I couldn’t take a risk away from home. He’s very young, and we need to protect him.” Did he see tonight’s result coming? “No, but this is the beauty of football. This is a competition we love … it’s a special night for us.” He also points out that two full-backs – Timber and Calafiori – scored from open play. “This is the kind of team I want to manage!” 4 Mar 202523.14 CETHere’s Martin Ødegaard, Uefa’s official player of the match: “We conceded one goal, but apart from that it was a top performance. We worked hard to improve, we wanted to be better after [losing to] West Ham. Today it clicked, we had a little extra focus … when we play on this level it’s really fun to play.” Would he like to go back to Real Madrid next? “It would be fun, but we’re happy whoever we play,” he says, before quickly adding “once we get the job done at home, of course.” He then gets his official Uefa bauble from Daniel Sturridge to complete an exceptional evening. 4 Mar 202523.06 CETIn tonight’s other tie, Lille earned a 1-1 draw at Dortmund, Hakon Haraldsson’s second-half equaliser putting the Ligue 1 side in the box seat before the second leg. 4 Mar 202523.02 CETDeclan Rice: “We were fluid, we had enthusiasm, hunger … we feel we’ve been playing well all season but sometimes we win by six, sometimes by one or two, sometimes we lose by one.” He’s also full of praise for Ethan Nwaneri – “17 years old, shining on the biggest stage there is in football.” Jurriën Timber is happy with “an amazing win” that “puts us in a good position for the second leg.” All a bit sensible for my liking, but he does ask what the score was between Real and Atlético. 4 Mar 202522.58 CETAssuming that Arsenal avoid a seven-goal swing back at the Emirates, will it be Real or Atlético Madrid next? Well, Real have won the first leg 2-1, but the tie is very much alive. and can already start planning for a quarter-final against Real or Atlético Madrid PSV were a shambles in defence, particularly in the second half, but Arsenal punished them ruthlessly. Declan Rice was everywhere, Ethan Nwaneri was excellent but Martin Odegaard ran the show, taking the opposition apart at will. Next up: Man Utd (A). Updated at 22.57 CET4 Mar 202522.50 CET90 mins: Two added minutes. 4 Mar 202522.50 CET89 mins: David Raya loses the ball a long way from his goal but PSV, now utterly shell-shocked from front to back, don’t make anything of the opportunity. 4 Mar 202522.43 CET82 mins: Two more PSV changes – Boscagli, who’s had a rough night, is replaced by Armando Obispo. Also coming on is Joey Veerman, replacing Saibari, who pretty much disappeared after hitting the bar early on. 4 Mar 202522.42 CET81 mins: Arsenal keep the ball and it ends up with Zinchenko, playing in an attacking role. He chests down and volleys across goal, and only a fine fingertip save from Benitez stops a seventh for Arsenal. 4 Mar 202522.40 CET79 mins: But it’s cleared and Arsenal break, Odegaard’s overhit through ball still eventually getting to Sterling, who is denied by a well-timed Perisic challenge. 4 Mar 202522.39 CET78 mins: The PSV fans who didn’t bolt for the exits after Odegaard’s goal are chanting again, trying to inspire their team to rescue some pride. A probing run from Bakayoko wins a corner … 4 Mar 202522.38 CET77 mins: PSV are almost undone again as a loose backpass falls to Tierney, whose cross doesn’t find a black shirt. It’s strange to recall that the hosts were very much in this game at half-time. 4 Mar 202522.36 CET75 mins: More changes for Arsenal, with Kieran Tierney and Ben White on for Mikel Merino and the booked goalscorer Timber. 4 Mar 202522.35 CETGOAL PSV 1-6 Arsenal (Odegaard 73')Martin Odegaard who has had this game on his left boot pretty much throughout runs at PSV’s papier mache defence and fires a shot at goal and Benitez can only palm it into the far corner 4 Mar 202522.31 CETNO GOAL! A PSV clearance rebounds off Calafiori and into the path of Trossard, who is miles offside, but goes round Benitez and strokes the ball in before the flag is inevitably raised. 4 Mar 202522.29 CET68 mins: Timber is booked, somewhat harshly, for time wasting. We’re going to see some Arsenal changes shortly, I would wager. 4 Mar 202522.28 CET67 mins: Arsenal seem quite content to let PSV try and break them down, and Saliba takes the ball from Perisic on the touchline with almost contemptous ease. 4 Mar 202522.26 CET65 mins: Two more PSV changes – sprightly winger Johan Bakayoko and full-back Rick Karsdorp replace Richard Ledezma and Luuk De Jong. 4 Mar 202522.25 CET64 mins: PSV keep pressing and probing, but Lang’s attempted through ball is cut out by Calafiori, to audible groans from the home fans. Carnival very much over at this point. 4 Mar 202522.23 CET62 mins: After half-hearted appeals from PSV for handball, Malacia sends in a cross that has Raya worried, but flies wide of the far post. 4 Mar 202522.22 CET60 mins: Rice whips the corner to the far post, where Gabriel comes crashing in – but his downward header ends up bouncing wide. 4 Mar 202522.20 CET59 mins: Nwaneri continues to menace the PSV defence, collecting Odegaard’s pass and firing a shot which Boscagli heads over the bar … 4 Mar 202522.19 CETIn a game featuring a pitiful three goals so far, Real Madrid have retaken the lead against Atlético. Brahim Diaz has made it 2-1 on a big night for former Manchester City players. 4 Mar 202522.15 CET54 mins: PSV continue to be a shambles at the back, and Nwaneri has time and space to cut inside and leather a shot at Benitez, who palms it away to relative safety. 4 Mar 202522.13 CET53 mins: From the corner, the ball is worked to Perisic, whose swirling far-post cross is headed on to the post by De Jong! 4 Mar 202522.13 CET51 mins: PSV aren’t giving up – not going forward anyway – and Perisic forces Raya to turn the ball over for a corner … 4 Mar 202522.10 CETPeter Bosz has his head in his hands, and those PSV fans not heading for the exits are whistling furiously. They’ve been absolutely torn apart, and it feels like a case of how many Arsenal want to score. 4 Mar 202522.09 CETGOAL! PSV 1-5 Arsenal (Trossard 48')Good gracious. Arsenal have another and it’s a beauty – Trossard backheeling to Calafiori who then slips the ball in behind for the Belgian to scoop a lovely finish over Benitez PSV 1-4 Arsenal (Odegaard 46')It’s the perfect start to the second half for Arsenal getting beyond Malacia and sweeping in a dangerous cross that Benitez can only palm out to Martin Odegaard 4 Mar 202521.58 CETWith his goal, Ethan Nwaneri (17yr 348d) becomes the third-youngest goal scorer in the Champions League knockout stage – behind only Bojan (17y 217d) and Jude Bellingham (17y 289d). Updated at 22.02 CET4 Mar 202521.56 CETSomething I kept meaning to point out amid the flurry of chances – Declan Rice mentioned before the game that Mikel Arteta wants his players to be more flexible in terms of their playing position. We’ve certainly seen that from Rice in the first half – he’s been very attacking – and defenders are getting forward in open play, as seen when right-back Timber nodded home Rice’s cross for the opener. That is presumably to ease the burden on “false nine” Mikel Merino, although he got Arsenal’s third with the poaching instincts of big Micky Quinn in his pomp. 4 Mar 202521.53 CET“Suddenly, everything in Arsenal–world looks fine, fine, fine. Clouds part. Sunshine streams down. The power of love, or more specifically, three terrific goals,” wrote Charles Antaki, seconds before PSV won that corner. 4 Mar 202521.52 CETHalf time in Madrid, where the red-hot Julian Alvarez has got Atlético level at the Bernabéu. It’s 1-1 there, and Dortmund lead Lille 1-0 at home thanks to Karim Adeyemi. 4 Mar 202521.49 CET47 mins: Perisic crumples into Gabriel underneath a long ball from Flamingo, and is ordered to his feet by the referee. 4 Mar 202521.47 CET45 mins: Another chance for PSV! Malacia, who’s here on loan from Manchester United, whips in a terrific cross on to the head of Luuk De Jong, who nods it over the bar. Four added minutes, and no sign of this game slowing down. 4 Mar 202521.46 CET43 mins: Arsenal are immediately back on the front foot with Declan Rice – who has spent much of the game playing almost as a left winger – firing a low shot towards the far corner which Benitez gets his fingertips to. Nobody notices, though, and PSV get a goal kick. 4 Mar 202521.44 CETGOAL PSV 1-3 Arsenal (Lang pen 41')Crank up the Kernkraft smacks the ball into the corner with David Raya not making a move either way 4 Mar 202521.42 CET40 mins: PSV, trying to regain a foothold in this tie, have a corner … 4 Mar 202521.41 CET“Did I just hear Clattenberg say that had Lewis-Skelly not been booked then that tackle would have been a booking – but as he had been booked already that tackle wasn’t worthy of a second yellow card?” asks Ian Sergeant I guess it’s inevitable that referees will weigh up second yellow cards differently 4 Mar 202521.36 CETGOAL! PSV 0-3 Arsenal (Merino 30')The goal stands, and Arsenal – who could have gone a goal and/or a man down – are threatening to run away with the tie completely 4 Mar 202521.33 CET30 mins: GOAL this time profiting from a defensive disaster class as PSV repeatedly fail to clear the ball Flamingo topples over as if perched on a single leg and Mikel Merino pounces to roll the ball into the net But wait – there’s a VAR check for offside.