Nijmegen vs. Emmen (Saturday, 5.45pm)
Emmen will be looking to put some space between themselves and the relegation places when they travel to the Goffertstadion on Saturday to take on NEC.
The visitors currently occupy the relegation playoff place in the Eredivisie, while the hosts are in ninth place, seven points adrift of the top seven.
We say: NEC 1-0 Emmen
We expect this game to be a closely-fought contest given the fact that both sides do not tend to score many goals.
However, Emmen have conceded 19 goals in eight matches on their travels this season and have the worst away record in the division, so we are expecting the home side to prevail here.
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PSV vs. Vitesse (Saturday, 7.00pm)
The Eredivisie continues this weekend as title-chasing PSV Eindhoven host Vitesse at the Philips Stadion on Saturday evening.
The two sides have endured differing starts to league action following the World Cup break, with Vitesse yet to win, while the hosts are unbeaten since returning from the month-long hiatus.
We say: PSV Eindhoven 2-0 Vitesse
PSV need to string together an extensive run of victories in order to keep their title dreams alive, and given their home record this season, it is difficult to see them not claiming all three points this weekend.
Vitesse have shared the spoils in their last three, proving that they can compete with the better sides in the league, but PSV should have too much firepower here.
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Cambuur vs. Sparta (Saturday, 7.00pm)
Cambuur will be seeking to lift themselves off the bottom of the Eredivisie table when they welcome Sparta Rotterdam to the Cambuur Stadion on Saturday.
The two sides have endured contrasting starts to league action following the World Cup break, with Cambuur yet to win, while the visitors are unbeaten since returning from the hiatus.
We say: Cambuur 0-2 Sparta Rotterdam
Cambuur are in desperate need of a victory here, but we think Sparta Rotterdam will have too much firepower for the home side.
The visitors are unbeaten in their previous two away matches, so we think they will claim all three points and close the gap on the top three.
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RKC Waalwijk vs. Go Ahead Eagles (Saturday, 8.00pm)
RKC Waalwijk welcome Go Ahead Eagles to the Mandemakers Stadion on Saturday, in search of a much-needed victory after just two wins in 10 games across all competitions.
Meanwhile, the visitors are hoping to extend their unbeaten run of 11 games in the Eredivisie, with their last defeat coming against Feyenoord on September 3.
We say: RKC Waalwijk 1-1 Go Ahead Eagles
Only one point separates these two sides in the table, so we think this will be a closely-fought contest.
Go Ahead Eagles are on a sensational run of form and will be confident of extending their unbeaten run here, but only five teams have a better home record than RKC Waalwijk, so we think the spoils will be shared.
