Sunday 4 October 2015 23:20, UK
Gaston Pereiro was PSV Eindhoven's hero as he scored twice in a 2-1 win against previously-unbeaten Eredivisie leaders Ajax at the Amsterdam ArenA.
It took the Uruguayan forward just seven minutes to open the scoring. He played a neat one-two with Jurgen Locadia before jinking into the box and slamming the ball into the roof of the net.
Their joy was short-lived, however, as Ajax equalised three minutes later through Amin Younes' first Eredivisie goal - a neat curling effort from the left of the area.
It was Pereiro's day, though, and his well-taken second into the bottom corner in the 79th minute proved to be the winner as Ajax stay top on goal difference alone.
Feyenoord moved up to second, level on points with Ajax, following a 2-1 win at De Graafschap.
Sven van Beek diverted an Erik Quekel shot past his own goalkeeper as De Graafschap took a 14th-minute lead.
Michiel Kramer equalised five minutes into the second half, heading home a cross from Simon Gustafson, and on-loan Southampton forward Eljero Elia made it three goals in five games with Feyenoord's winner in the 70th minute.
Chelsea loanees Dominic Solanke and Nathan were both on target as Vitesse Arnhem thumped Groningen 5-0.
Solanke opened the scoring in the 18th minute but it was not until just after the hour that Kevin Diks doubled their advantage from Guram Kashia's pass.
It was 3-0 four minutes later when Georgian Valeri Kazaishvili punished a mistake in the visitors' defence. Nathan came off the bench to make it 4-0 and Nigerian Abiola Dauda sealed a crushing win in injury-time.
Vincent Janssen bagged a brace as AZ Alkmaar eased to a 3-1 win at home to FC Twente.
He converted a low cross from Joris van Overeem at the near post to break the deadlock in the 64th minute and added a second with a flicked header nine minutes later.
Guus Hupperts made the game safe with a third before Hakim Ziyech grabbed a consolation for Twente with a curling shot into the top corner.
