Bosz unhappy with leaders PSV: 'It just wasn't quite there'

PSV moved top of the Eredivisie after beating SC Cambuur, but manager Peter Bosz felt they should have been more clinical and scored more goals.

PSV returned to the top of the Eredivisie following their victory at SC Cambuur, though manager Peter Bosz had mixed feelings about the performance. While pleased with the three points, Bosz was critical of his team's execution, particularly in the first half.

He felt PSV should have capitalised far more heavily on Cambuur's attacking approach, which left them vulnerable on the counter. "With the speed and footballing quality we have up front, every build-up should have ended with their keeper having to make a save," Bosz said.

"We were absolutely effective, but we could have done this throughout the match. We should have scored a fourth and fifth goal before half-time."

Cambuur made it 2-3 in the second half, bringing the tension back into the game and giving Bosz cause for concern. He reflected on how quickly fortunes can change in the league, noting that Ajax and Feyenoord had both been 2-0 up earlier in the day but failed to win.

Looking ahead, Bosz confirmed that Ricardo Pepi, now fully fit again, will get playing time despite the good form of Guus Til and hat-trick scorer Sven Mijnans.