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Wesley Pataci Impresses in AZ Alkmaar's 4-0 Dutch Super Cup Win Over PSV

Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
The story · English

AZ Alkmaar began their 2026/27 season by capturing the Dutch Super Cup with a commanding 4-0 victory against PSV Eindhoven. Former Maccabi Tel Aviv player Wesley Pataci was a standout performer, scoring the second goal and earning widespread praise for his skill and potential. The match took an early turn when PSV's Joey Veerman was sent off with a direct red card in the 9th minute for a serious foul, giving Alkmaar a numerical advantage.

Max Mirdink opened the scoring for Alkmaar in the 24th minute. Pataci then showcased his talent in the 51st minute by skillfully cutting inside from the right wing and curling a precise shot into the net. Elizejah Dijkstra added a third goal on a counterattack, and Jangelo Daal sealed the emphatic 4-0 win.

Pataci, a Brazilian forward, has been in excellent form, having scored three goals in Alkmaar's preseason matches and continuing his scoring streak in the official season opener. Dutch football media outlets highlighted his exceptional potential. The popular fan account "Dutch Football" described him as having "crazy potential with the ball" and predicted he could develop into a top player at major clubs. The Dutch news site AD praised his dangerous presence and stunning goal, while De Telegraaf noted areas for improvement, particularly in decision-making and off-ball consistency, but still recommended following his progress closely.

This strong start positions Pataci as a key player to watch in the Eredivisie and beyond as Alkmaar looks to build on their early success this season.

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