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    NAC Breda VS Emmen

    Holland Eerste Divisie
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    NAC Breda
    NAC Breda
    Emmen
    Emmen
    Breda have extended their unbeaten streak to 9 consecutive league matches following a goalless away draw against Dordrecht last time out, racking up 6 wins and 3 draws across this dominant run of form. The side currently sits 4th in the Eerste Divisie table, with a solid overall campaign performance that stands out most notably in their attacking output: they average nearly 2 goals per game this term, with promotion qualification as their clear top priority for the season. While Breda’s home and away results have been fairly even so far, their points-taking efficiency on home soil was relatively unremarkable earlier in the campaign. That trend has shifted sharply recently, though, as they have claimed 2 wins and 1 draw from their last 3 home fixtures, marking a clear uptick in their home form.
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