Buitenvelder Jo17-2 Storm To Convincing 7-2 Victory Over AS'80 JO17-1

On the crisp morning of 28 September 2025, Buitenvelder Jo17-2 welcomed AS'80 JO17-1 to Sportpark Buitenveldert for an early 9:00am league fixture. The home side delivered a commanding performance, running out 7-2 winners in this 11-a-side encounter played over 80 minutes plus injury time.

Buitenvelder deployed a 4-2-1-3 formation, setting up with four defenders, two central midfielders, one attacking midfielder, and a front three. Jonas Baltazar guarded the goal, supported by a back four consisting of Mahir Basbug at right back, Aleks Malysz and Vittorio Lancieri as central defenders, and Lucas Pethick Norman on the left. The midfield double pivot featured Sebastian van Nimwegen and Mick Lilian, tasked with both breaking up play and initiating attacks. Ahead of them, Malik Ali operated as the attacking midfielder, linking midfield to the forward line. Up front, Martin Bruyer took up the right forward role, Mustafa Kucukcolak led as the central striker, and Miska Van den Toorn played on the left. No substitutes were named for this fixture.

From the outset, Buitenvelder Jo17-2 imposed their rhythm and tactical shape on the match. Their 4-2-1-3 formation allowed for fluid attacking movements, with the wide forwards stretching the AS'80 defence and the midfield trio controlling possession and tempo.

Despite the absence of detailed minute-by-minute events, the scoreline at half-time was already indicative of Buitenvelder’s dominance, as the teams went in at the break with the home side comfortably ahead. The first 40 minutes saw Buitenvelder’s attacking trident and creative midfield combine effectively to carve out numerous chances, with the defence maintaining solidity to limit AS'80’s opportunities.

In the second half, Buitenvelder Jo17-2 continued their relentless offensive display, adding four more goals to their tally. The home side’s forwards capitalised on defensive lapses from AS'80, while the midfield maintained control, ensuring the visitors found it difficult to mount any meaningful comeback.

AS'80 JO17-1 managed to find the net twice, but these efforts were insufficient to stem the tide of Buitenvelder’s attacking prowess. The home side’s defence remained composed throughout, with Baltazar in goal providing a reliable last line of defence.

The referee’s performance was rated as average, with no significant controversies affecting the flow of the game. The modest crowd of five spectators witnessed a comprehensive victory for Buitenvelder Jo17-2, who demonstrated clinical finishing and tactical discipline.

Ultimately, this fixture at Sportpark Buitenveldert was a showcase of Buitenvelder’s attacking strength and organisational coherence, as they secured a resounding 7-2 triumph over AS'80 JO17-1 in this early season league encounter.