Cambuur hoisted themselves up to third in the Eredivisie
thanks to an excellent 3-0 win against local rivals Groningen on Sunday.
The Leeuwarden-based outfit are one of only two sides
still unbeaten in the Dutch top flight as Groningen's 32-mile trip to tackle
their neighbours proved fruitless.
The visitors were given something of a disadvantage
before the game as the division's governing body imposed a ban on their
supporters attending the fixture after clashes among fans when the two sides
last met in Leeuwarden.
On-loan Manchester City youngster Albert Rusnak opened
the scoring just after the break, squeezing between a couple of defenders to
fire in from the edge of the area.
Rasmus Lindgren picked up a second yellow card just after
the hour mark and Cambuur capitalised through Bartholomew Ogbeche 16 minutes
from the end, with the Nigerian producing a fine finish from 20 yards that
deceived the goalkeeper.
Sander van de Streek wrapped up the win a few moments
later as he tapped in from close range, moving Cambuur above their rivals.
An Abiola Dauda hat-trick saw Vitesse cruise to a 3-1 win
over visitors Excelsior, their first victory of the campaign, while in the
day's late kick-off NAC Breda clinched a late 1-0 win at Eredvisie newcomers
Dordrecht.
The match appeared to be heading for a stalemate, but
Kingsley Boateng raced through on goal, rounded the goalkeeper and slotted home
in the 87th minute.
Elsewhere, Utrecht drew 0-0 with ADO Den Haag.
Culled from Soccerway
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