Feyenoord and PSV Lead Eredivisie Standings as Season Progresses

The latest standings in the Eredivisie reflect a competitive season, with strong performances from several clubs. As of October 3, 2025, both **Feyenoord** and **PSV** are tied at the top with **22 points**, showcasing their dominance in the league.

Feyenoord remains unbeaten after eight matches, recording **seven wins** and **one draw**. They have scored **18 goals** while conceding only **6**, demonstrating a solid defense alongside their attacking prowess. PSV, with one loss in nine matches, has netted an impressive **27 goals**, although they have allowed **12** in the process.

Key Competitors in the Standings

Following the leaders, **AZ** is in third place with **18 points** from nine matches, achieving **five wins**, **three draws**, and just one loss. They have managed to score **19 goals** while conceding **12**. Close on their heels is **Ajax**, a historically strong team, currently in fourth place with **16 points**. Ajax has secured **four wins**, **four draws**, and only one loss, with a goal tally of **17 scored** and **12 conceded**.

In the mid-table, **Groningen** sits in fifth with **15 points**, thanks to **five wins** from eight matches. **NEC** and **Twente** follow with **14** and **14 points**, respectively. Both teams have had mixed results, with NEC scoring **25 goals** while Twente has managed **17**.

As the season unfolds, clubs such as **Fortuna**, **Utrecht**, and **Heerenveen** are also in contention, each aiming to improve their standings as they seek European competition spots. At the bottom of the table, **Volendam** and **Excelsior** find themselves struggling, with only **7** and **6 points**, respectively, while **Heracles** sits at the bottom with just **3 points** from eight matches.

The current standings highlight the competitive nature of the **Eredivisie**, with several teams vying for top positions. The league continues to evolve, and the upcoming matches will be crucial for clubs aiming to secure their place in European tournaments or avoid relegation.