Day 29
Heracles: 1. de Keijzer, 3. Wieckhoff, 4. Mirani, 24. Mesik, 39. Rots Mats, 32. Scheperman( till 89'), 14. De Keersmaecker( till 77'), 17. Bruns T.( till 83'), 8. Engels M.( till 83'), 9. Hornkamp( till 77'), 29. Podgoreanu
Substitution: 13. Žambůrek(from 77'), 19. Kulenovic(from 77'), 5. Bruijn(from 83'), 23. Talvitie(from 83'), 26. van Kaam D.(from 89')
Bench: 16. Jansink, 2. Benita, 21. Hoogma, 22. Milani, 18. Leerdam, 7. Limbombe B.
Yellow Cards: Bruns T. 17', Bruijn 84'
AZ: 1. Owusu-Oduro, 4. Martins Indi, 5. Penetra( till 46'), 30. Kasius( till 65'), 6. Koopmeiners P., 11. Sadiq I.( till 81'), 26. Smit Kees, 28. Buurmeester, 7. van Bommel R.( till 72'), 34. de Wit M., 35. Meerdink( till 72')
Substitution: 10. Mijnans(from 46'), 16. Maikuma(from 65'), 23. Lahdo(from 72'), 21. Poku E.(from 72'), 17. Addai Jayden(from 81')
Bench: 12. Verhulst, 41. Zoet, 22. Dekker M., 43. Dijkstra
Yellow Cards: Maikuma 90'
With little left to play for on the domestic front, Tottenham Hotspur—like Manchester United—are pinning their hopes on the UEFA Europa League for both silverware and a possible return to the Champions League next season
Once again, there were no miracles for a Tottenham Hotspur side mired in a prolonged slump as they suffered a narrow defeat in the first leg of the UEFA Europa League Round of 16 against AZ Alkmaar
Feyenoord lost points for the second time in their first three league games