Cambuur's Beker Win Marred by Poor Performance

SC Cambuur won their KNVB Beker match against Kloetinge, but Skye Vink is not satisfied with the team's performance. The forward believes the team should have done better despite taking an early lead and having a man advantage for a period of time.

Skye Vink has expressed his disappointment with SC Cambuur's performance in their KNVB Beker match against Kloetinge, as reported by VoetbalPrimeur. The team won the match 0-2, but Vink feels they should have done better. According to Vink, the team had a good start, with Sami Bouhoudane scoring the first goal in the first minute of the match. However, after Steve Schalkwijk was sent off with a red card in the 28th minute, the team struggled to maintain their lead.

Vink has refused to use the poor pitch conditions as an excuse for the team's performance. "We had discussions about it," he said. "Do you prefer to play at an amateur club on a grass pitch that is lovingly maintained but not as good, or do you play on artificial turf?" The forward believes the team should have done better, especially after taking the lead and having a man advantage. "At some point, they just put us under pressure and we ended up with long balls," Vink said. "That should never happen."

The match was eventually won by SC Cambuur in injury time, with Sami Bouhoudane scoring the winning goal. Despite the disappointing performance, Vink is looking to the future. "The trainer said we're through, that's the most important thing," he said. "I think we just need to hold on to the performances of the past few weeks and quickly forget about this match."

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