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What you need to know about Match Round 2 (women)
Kampong and Amsterdam face off in the first top match of the season, whilst HGC are hoping to end their losing run against Den Bosch. Here are the facts for Match Round 2 in the Staatsloterij Hoofdklasse Women’s League.
PINOKÉ v HDM
Sunday 4 October, 12.45 pm
Head-to-head record
41 matches
15 wins for Pinoké
17 wins for HDM
9 draws
What the stats say
- Historically, HDM has a slight edge in the head-to-head record, but Pinoké have won four of the last five encounters.
- The only victory for The Hague in that run was, in fact, the most recent fixture in Amsterdam: a 1–2 win on 25 September 2025.
- Pinoké have lost their last three league matches: 1–3 against Amsterdam, 1–0 away at HGC and 7–1 away at Den Bosch.
- HDM have now lost five matches in a row. Their last victory came on 12 April: 1–0 against Hurley.
- HDM have conceded at least one goal in each of their last eighteen away matches. The club’s negative record stands at twenty.
HURLEY - BLOEMENDAAL
Sunday 4 October, 12.45 pm
Head-to-head record
25 matches
14 wins for Hurley
4 wins for Bloemendaal
7 draws
What the stats say
- Historically, Hurley have had the upper hand in this fixture: Bloemendaal have won just four of the 25 encounters.
- Bloemendaal have remained unbeaten in their last three matches against Hurley (W1 D2). Prior to that, Hurley had won five matches in a row.
- Bloemendaal won the most recent fixture, 1–2 last March. Demi Hilterman scored twice to cancel out Fleur Loomans’ opening goal.
- Hurley got off to an excellent start to the season with a 1–2 win away at HDM, remaining unbeaten for the fourth match in a row (W2 D2).
- Bloemendaal lost 0–3 to Kampong in their opening match, meaning they have failed to keep a clean sheet for the seventeenth match in a row.
KAMPONG - AMSTERDAM
Sunday 4 October, 12.45 pm
Head-to-head record
79 matches
16 wins for Kampong
47 wins for Amsterdam
16 draws
What the stats say
- Historically, Amsterdam have had a clear upper hand, but Kampong have won two of the last five encounters and remained unbeaten in four of them (W2 D2 L1).
- In Utrecht, Amsterdam have remained unbeaten in their last nine visits (W7 D2). Kampong last beat Amsterdam at home on 6 November 2016: 3–2.
- Kampong have won just one of their last sixteen home matches against Amsterdam (D4 L11).
- Amsterdam have remained unbeaten in thirteen consecutive away matches (W10 D3). Their last away defeat came on 6 April 2025 at SCHC, 2-0.
- Forward Iris de Kemp is Kampong’s most prolific player this calendar year with six goals. She remains just ahead of Luna Fokke (five goals) and Bente van der Veldt (four).
ORANJE-ROOD - VICTORIA
Sunday 4 October, 12.45 pm
Head-to-head record
5 matches
3 wins for Oranje-Rood
1 win for Victoria
1 draw
What the stats say
- These two teams have only faced each other five times in the Hoofdklasse.
 - Oranje-Rood won three times; Victoria secured their only victory on 28 February 2021, winning 0–1 in Eindhoven.
 - Both teams started the season with a defeat: Oranje-Rood lost 4-1 away to Amsterdam, whilst Victoria lost 1-3 at home to Rotterdam.
 - Victoria have now gone nine Hoofdklasse matches without a win (D2 L7) and have lost their last five.
 - Oranje-Rood have failed to keep a clean sheet in sixteen consecutive matches. Their last clean sheet dates back to 12 October 2025, a 0–0 draw against Bloemendaal.
ROTTERDAM - SCHC
Sunday 4 October, 12.45 pm
Head-to-head record
26 matches
7 wins for Rotterdam
15 wins for SCHC
4 draws
What the stats say
- SCHC have remained unbeaten in their last eighteen matches against Rotterdam (W14 D4) and have won the last eleven encounters in a row. Their last loss of points was a 1-1 draw in Bilthoven on 6 March 2011.
- Rotterdam last beat SCHC on 15 April 2007: 3–2.
- SCHC are also unbeaten in their last nine visits to Rotterdam (W7 D2). The team from Bilthoven have won all of the last six.
- SCHC scored 24 goals in their last four matches against Rotterdam: 7 – 6 – 8 – 3.
- Rotterdam won 1–3 away at Victoria last Sunday, but have now gone six matches without a win on home turf (3 draws, 3 defeats).
- SCHC have now gone 27 away matches unbeaten (W21 D6) since a 4–3 defeat at Den Bosch on 10 March 2024.
HGC – DEN BOSCH
Sunday 4 October, 12.45 pm
Head-to-head record
49 matches
13 wins for HGC
32 wins for Den Bosch
4 draws
What the stats say
- HGC and Den Bosch are set to face each other for the fiftieth time in the Hoofdklasse.
 - Den Bosch have remained unbeaten in their last 27 league matches against HGC (W25 D2).Â
 - HGC’s last home win against Den Bosch came on 4 October 1997: a 2–1 victory thanks to goals from Michelle Andrews and Susan Gilmour. Dillianne van den Boogaard scored for Den Bosch.
 - HGC lost 2-1 away to SCHC last week, but had previously won their last three home matches: 3-0 against HDM, 2-1 against Bloemendaal and 1-0 against Pinoké.
 - Carlijn van Geest, who is just 17 years old, has been HGC’s most prolific player this calendar year. The forward has scored six goals in the Hoofdklasse in 2026: four penalty corners and two field goals.
 - Forward Frédérique Matla is just two goals away from her 300th goal for Den Bosch, across all leagues. To date, she has scored 218 goals in the Hoofdklasse, 23 in the play-offs, 25 in the Gold Cup and 32 in European competitions.