Utrecht vs. Groningen (Sunday, 11.15am)
With the teams separated by just one place in the Eredivisie table, FC Utrecht and Groningen lock horns at the Stadion Galgenwaard on Sunday.
The home side come into this one off the back of a defeat last time out, while the visitors are looking to pick up where they left off following a thrilling victory in their most recent involvement.
We say: FC Utrecht 2-1 Groningen
Utrecht have a fantastic record in this fixture and will back themselves to get the better of a Groningen side who have been solid of late. We expect a tight affair here and a narrow victory for the home side at the end of the 90 minutes.
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Ajax vs. Feyenoord (Sunday, 1.30pm)
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Ajax play host to Feyenoord in the Eredivisie on Sunday afternoon looking for the victory which will strengthen their position at the top of the standings.
While the home side currently lead PSV Eindhoven by just two points, Feyenoord will keep the title race and battle for second wide open if they can claim three points in Amsterdam.
We say: Ajax 3-1 Feyenoord
Neither team can claim to be in particularly good form ahead of this contest, throwing up the possibility of an upset. However, there is an inevitability about Ajax rediscovering their clinical touch at some stage, and we feel that the home side will rise to the occasion at the weekend.
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PSV vs. Sittard (Sunday, 3.45pm)
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Unbeaten in their last 11 matches across all competitions, high-flying PSV Eindhoven welcome Fortuna Sittard to the Philips Stadion on Sunday.
The home side are also looking to complete a league double over this weekend's opponents off the back of a 2-0 victory in November's reverse fixture.
We say: PSV Eindhoven 3-0 Fortuna Sittard
Buoyed by their huge victory last time out, PSV will head into this one full of confidence, and we are backing them to come away with all three points in emphatic fashion.
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Vitesse vs. RKC Waalwijk (Sunday, 3.45pm)
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Vitesse are aiming to maintain their position in the Europa Conference League playoff places, currently sitting in sixth and eight points clear of eighth-placed Groningen with a game in hand also to their advantage.
Meanwhile, RKC Waalwijk need to lift themselves away from the relegation zone, as they sit just two points ahead of 16th spot, and the two teams meet at the GelreDome on Sunday.
We say: Vitesse 2-1 RKC Waalwijk
Despite being knocked out of the Europa Conference League, Vitesse earned a draw with Roma on Thursday and were only undone by a late equaliser, showing that they have the quality to beat top opposition, it just was not to be on that day.
Vitesse are in better form than Waalwijk and in a superior position in the table, which suggests that the hosts are favourites for three points this weekend.
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Willem II vs. AZ (Sunday, 7.00pm)
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AZ Alkmaar have been closing in on the top three in recent weeks, before defeat last weekend ended a 14-game unbeaten run in the Eredivisie, leaving them now sitting fourth and four points behind Feyenoord.
In contrast, Willem II need to find a way to win in their final eight games of the season, as they currently sit in the relegation qualification place, behind 15th place on goal difference.
We say: Willem II 0-2 AZ Alkmaar
Willem have failed to show much chance of picking up points this season, especially with a poor record in front of goal particularly in recent weeks, which is likely to continue on Sunday.
Alkmaar will be determined to bounce back after a difficult start to March, and they will feel playing a side threatened by relegation is a good opportunity to do so.
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Barney Corkhill
