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Dive into Bwin’s post-match review of PSV 1-3 Union Saint-Gilloise in the Champions League on Tuesday, 16 September 2025, with stats, key moments and our take on the match.
PSV's home defeat to Union Saint-Gilloise, ending 1-3, was a surprising result given their recent form. The match saw Union Saint-Gilloise take an early lead with a penalty from Promise Akinpelu in the 9th minute, followed by a goal from Anouar Ait El Hadj in the 39th. Despite PSV's efforts to mount a comeback, Kevin Mac Allister's goal in the 81st minute sealed the victory for the visitors. Ruben van Bommel's late goal in the 90th minute was merely a consolation for PSV, who now face a challenging road ahead.
Union Saint-Gilloise capitalised on their opportunities, extending their winning run with a strong performance away from home. The result not only highlights their clinical finishing but also their ability to defend against a possession-dominant PSV side. This victory positions Union Saint-Gilloise as a formidable force in the competition, while PSV will need to regroup and address their defensive vulnerabilities exposed in this match.
The statistics from the match reveal a stark contrast between possession and outcome. PSV dominated the ball with 63% possession compared to Union Saint-Gilloise's 37%, yet they were unable to convert this control into goals. Both teams had an equal number of corners at seven each, indicating opportunities for set-piece plays, but Union Saint-Gilloise was more effective in their finishing. The absence of cards and injury time goals suggests a relatively disciplined and controlled game, with Union Saint-Gilloise's penalty being a decisive factor in the result.
Union Saint-Gilloise set the tone early with Promise Akinpelu converting a penalty in the 9th minute, putting immediate pressure on PSV. Anouar Ait El Hadj's goal in the 39th minute further solidified their lead, showcasing their ability to capitalise on opportunities. The introduction of Kevin Mac Allister as a substitute paid dividends when he scored in the 81st minute, effectively sealing the match for Union Saint-Gilloise.
PSV's response came too late, with Ruben van Bommel scoring in the 90th minute, but it was merely a consolation. The team made five substitutions throughout the match, indicating a search for a tactical shift or fresh legs, but these changes did not yield the desired impact. The late goal by van Bommel highlighted PSV's persistent effort but also underscored their inability to mount a significant comeback.
PSV lined up in a 4-2-3-1 formation, with Matej Kovar in goal and a backline of Sergiño Dest, Ryan Flamingo, A. Obispo, and Yarek Gasiorowski. The midfield was anchored by Jerdy Schouten and Joey Veerman, with Ivan Perišić, Ismael Saibari, and Ruben van Bommel supporting striker Ricardo Pepi. The team made five substitutions, with Anass Salah-Eddine and Guus Berend Til coming on at halftime, followed by Paul Wanner, Myron Boadu, and Dennis Man later in the game. Despite these changes, PSV struggled to break down Union Saint-Gilloise's defense effectively.
Union Saint-Gilloise deployed a 3-4-1-2 formation, with Kjell Scherpen in goal and a back three of Kevin Mac Allister, Christian Burgess, and Fedde Leysen. The midfield was composed of Anan Khalaili, Adem Zorgane, Mathias Rasmussen, and Ousseynou Niang, with Anouar Ait El Hadj playing just behind the forwards Kevin Rodríguez and Promise David. The team made three substitutions, with Marc Giger, Kamiel Van de Perre, and Rob Schoofs coming on at different stages. Kevin Mac Allister's impact as a substitute was notable, scoring a crucial goal that secured the victory.
Ruben van Bommel is Bwin’s Man of the Match, with his performance standing out despite PSV's loss. He scored the team's only goal in the 90th minute, created one big chance, and made one key pass. His contribution, though not enough to change the result, showcased his ability to influence the game in critical moments.
Loss: 1-3 vs Union Saint-Gilloise (H)
Win: 3-1 vs PSV (A)
Sitting at 35th place with 0 points, PSV faces a daunting challenge in their next match against Ajax on September 21, 2025, at 12:30. This recent defeat may prompt a strategic overhaul as they look to climb the league standings and regain momentum.
Leading the league at 1st place with 3 points, Union Saint-Gilloise will take on Genk on September 21, 2025, at 11:30. This victory will boost their confidence as they aim to maintain their position at the top of the table.
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