PSV suffered a defeat at ADO Den Haag on Saturday, with the decisive goal arriving in the closing seconds, according to NU. The Eindhoven side had taken the lead through Sven Mijnans, but the same player was later sent off, leaving PSV to finish the match with ten men.
Coverage of the game shifted over the afternoon. NU's early live report had PSV ahead in The Hague thanks to Mijnans, and noted that Guus Til went off injured. Later NU headlines referred to a PSV loss at ADO and to reaction after the result, while AD.nl reported that Mijnans' red card proved costly as the champions went down in the final second of the match.
NOS described the position differently again as the game unfolded, reporting that ten PSV players were in difficulty at 1-1 and asking whether ADO could still score a winner. The Eindhovens Dagblad, in its live coverage, framed the closing phase in Den Haag around what PSV's ten men could still produce against ADO.
Taken together, the reports trace a match that turned on the dismissal of Mijnans after he had put PSV in front, with ADO eventually taking the points at the death. The extent of Til's injury was not specified in the available reporting.
Attention now turns to PSV's response to the setback and to Til's fitness, while the Eredivisie programme continues with Telstar against Feyenoord later on Saturday, as NU noted.
