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PSV Take Title in Netherlands as Feyenoord Fail to Win
PSV clinched the title after Feyenoord drew, giving Peter Bosz’s side the earliest Eredivisie championship in league history.
- On Sunday, PSV were officially crowned Eredivisie national champions, securing the title in the Netherlands for the 27th time without even playing.
- Peter Bosz's side became unofficial champions on Saturday after a 4-3 victory at Philips Stadium against Utrecht, maintaining the lead they secured after matchday 12.
- Second-Placed Feyenoord managed only a lacklustre draw against bottom-of-the-table Volendam on Sunday, a result that confirmed PSV's championship mathematically.
- This victory makes PSV the earliest-ever Eredivisie champion, breaking a record set in 1978, while Ajax trails by six points after losing to Twente on Saturday.
- The battle for second place remains intense in the VriendenLoterij Eredivisie, where Feyenoord holds 54 points, NEC sits one point behind, and Twente trails by four.
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