Deijl entered the game late in the match and witnessed a typical Italian football style, as Feyenoord had a lot of possession and opportunities on the opponent's half, but the opponent's defense was very compact. The opponent's team had few chances to score, but they still managed to showcase pure quality. Deijl believes that Feyenoord could have been more patient on the opponent's half, but ultimately, the opponent's team had too much quality.
Feyenoord has now lost four consecutive matches, and Deijl's comments suggest that the team is still confident ahead of their next match against SC Heerenveen.
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