HSV Hoek vs De Treffers: Prediction, Head-to-Head, Odds & Stats (Sat, 13 Dec '25)

As the excitement builds for the upcoming clash in the Tweede Divisie, fans are eagerly anticipating what Saturday, 13th December will bring when HSV Hoek and De Treffers finally face off on the pitch. Both teams seem to have a case of the jitters, having danced delicately on separate fields without bumping into each other once in recent memory. In their peculiar tango of no previous direct meetings, neither team has yet claimed victory nor shared a friendly draw.

In their most recent escapades, HSV Hoek found themselves on the receiving end of a 0-1 humbling at the hands of Rijnsburgse Boys. Meanwhile, De Treffers were busy celebrating a close 2-1 victory over Jong Sparta Rotterdam. This places HSV Hoek snugly in the inviting second position of their domestic league, as De Treffers contentedly settle into sixth place, perhaps taking a quick selfie or two.

Any effort to predict this upcoming showdown must involve patrolling the pitch for notable names. De Treffers will be trying to contain the mercurial D. Sula, HSV Hoek’s top goal-getter with an impressive tally of eight strikes this season. Meanwhile, the home crowd at HSV Hoek will be wary of cunning S. v. Bakel, the assist maestro for De Treffers with a pair of generous assists. Oh, the joys of sharing, right?

The unyielding battleground known as the midfield will see Wout den Engelsman, Robbie Van Hauter, and Din Sula bringing their star power, averaging ratings of 7.39, 7.35, and 7.27, respectively, for HSV Hoek. Equally menacing, De Treffers will attempt to dazzle with Nouri El Harmazi flaunting a top rating of 7.7, closely chased by Anis Yadir at 7.26, and Petar Stoskovic maintaining a solid 7.24.

Possession, a topic known to give both managers sleepless nights, sees HSV Hoek trailing at 44%, while De Treffers seem to hold onto the ball a smidgen bit more with 51.2%. When it comes to corners, it's all a bit of a mixed bag with HSV Hoek averaging 6.19 corners per match, slightly ahead of De Treffers’ 5.63. Perhaps corner flags have recently grown magnetic properties.

When the referee decides to show who rules the roost, HSV Hoek and De Treffers see an almost even distribution of yellow cards. HSV Hoek has collected 20, while De Treffers sets a new trend with 21. Both, clearly fond of their flawless red record this season, have yet to trouble the match officials in a significant way. Ah, mutual respect can be a wonderful distraction.

As both teams line up, stats inevitably whisper that De Treffers might just have the whimsical edge for this encounter, galloping from their victory with nimble feet and a dash of luck. All eyes will be on the final whistle to reveal whether the stats were indeed whispering the truth or merely echoing the whims of an overenthusiastic football analyst.