What you need to know about Match Round 6 (men)

KLEIN ZWITSERLAND v AMSTERDAM
Sunday 25 October, 3.00 pm

Head-to-head record
82 matches
29 wins for Klein Zwitserland
32 wins for Amsterdam
21 draws
Goals scored: 179–193

What the stats say

• Amsterdam have won six of their last eight visits to Klein Zwitserland. One match ended in a draw and KZ won one. 
   
• That single victory for The Hague was, however, the most recent meeting on home ground: a 4–3 win on 19 October 2025.
   
• Klein Zwitserland have gone three league matches without a win. Following the 2-2 draw against HDM, KZ lost consecutively to Oranje-Rood (4-1) and, on Thursday, to Bloemendaal (3-2). 
   
• Amsterdam are the only team yet to drop any points: five wins from five. 
   
• Including the final match of last season, Amsterdam have now won seven league matches in a row and remain unbeaten in eight matches.

HDM v DEN BOSCH
Sunday 25 October, 3.00 pm

Head-to-head record
32 matches
8 wins for HDM
19 wins for Den Bosch
5 draws
Goals scored: 58–88

What the stats say

• Den Bosch have won their last three away matches at HDM, with a combined goal difference of 8-2. 
   
• HDM’s last home win against Den Bosch was on 6 November 2022: 3–1.
   
• Remarkably, none of the sixteen league matches between the two sides at HDM’s ground has ended in a draw.
   
• HDM started the season with a 4–3 win over Schaerweijde, but then went four league matches without a win: one draw and three defeats. On Thursday, HDM lost 4–1 away to Amsterdam. 
   
• Den Bosch are in excellent form. Following the 0–0 draw against Kampong on the first round, the team have won four matches in a row.

SCHAERWEIJDE v SCHC
Sunday 25 October, 3.00 pm

Head-to-head record
10 matches
4 wins for Schaerweijde
1 win for SCHC
5 draws
Goals: 18–13

What the stats say

• The clubs last met in the Hoofdklasse just over ten years ago. Schaerweijde won 3–2 at home on that occasion.
   
• SCHC have never won a Hoofdklasse match at Schaerweijde. The five previous encounters in Zeist resulted in three wins for Schaerweijde and two draws, with a goal difference of 12-8.
   
• Schaerweijde lost their first five matches of this season and are still without a point. The team have already conceded 26 goals.
   
• Including the end of last season, Schaerweijde have lost six league matches in a row. Their last victory came on 3 May against Laren (4–3).
   
• SCHC are also on a poor run, but specifically away from home: the team have lost their last five away matches in the Hoofdklasse. SCHC’s last away win was on 30 March 2025, at Nijmegen (0–4).

PINOKÉ v KAMPONG
Sunday 25 October, 3.00 pm

Head-to-head record
68 matches
18 wins for Pinoké
37 wins for Kampong
13 draws
Goals: 120–172

What the stats say

• Pinoké managed to remain unbeaten in their last two matches against Kampong (W D), whilst the team had previously lost eleven times in a row to the Utrecht side.
   
• Pinoké have now gone fifteen home matches without a league win against Kampong. Their last victory came on 12 September 2010: 4–1. 
   
• Pinoké are still waiting for their first win of the season. After five matches, the team have three points: three draws and two defeats. 
   
• Including last season, Pinoké have now gone six league matches in a row without a win. Their last victory came on 3 May away at HDM (2–3).
   
• Kampong, by contrast, have won their last three matches. Following a goalless season opener at Den Bosch, they secured victories over SCHC, Tilburg and, on Thursday, Rotterdam.

ROTTERDAM v TILBURG
Sunday 25 October, 3.00 pm

Head-to-head record
28 matches
20 wins for Rotterdam
4 wins for Tilburg
4 draws
Goals scored: 109–40

What the stats say

• Rotterdam have won their last four matches against Tilburg with a combined goal difference of 23-2.
   
• The record at home has also been particularly one-sided in recent years. Rotterdam have remained unbeaten in their last nine home matches against Tilburg: eight wins and one draw, with a goal difference of 44-5. 
   
• Tilburg last won in Rotterdam on 30 October 2009: 2–3.
   
• Reigning national champions Rotterdam have three points after five matches. That is the worst-ever start to a league campaign for reigning national champions. 
   
• Since returning to the Hoofdklasse, Tilburg are still waiting for their first point. They have lost all five of their opening matches. The team have scored just two goals and conceded 22.

ORANJE-ROOD v BLOEMENDAAL
Sunday 25 October, 3.00 pm

Head-to-head record
19 matches
3 wins for Oranje-Rood
11 wins for Bloemendaal
5 draws
Goals: 34–52

What the stats say

• Oranje-Rood have won their last two matches against Bloemendaal. Never before has the Eindhoven side won three Hoofdklasse matches in a row against Bloemendaal.
   
• The last meeting in Eindhoven ended 4–1. That defeat on 12 April 2026 also remains Bloemendaal’s most recent league defeat.
   
• Oranje-Rood are now unbeaten in 29 league matches in a row. Following the 2–2 draw at SCHC on the opening day, the team won three matches in a row, with Thursday’s 1–7 victory at Tilburg marking the highlight so far.
   
• Bloemendaal were the last team to beat Oranje-Rood: 2–1 at ’t Kopje on 12 April 2025.
   
• At home, Oranje-Rood are unbeaten in twenty league matches and have won the last nine.
   
• Since that 4-1 defeat at Oranje-Rood, Bloemendaal have gone nine league matches unbeaten. They have won all of their last three matches.