Game Day. WFC "Kharkiv" - WFC "PSV"

July 5, 2026. Eindhoven, Netherlands. Friendly match No. 3. Starts at 13:00

The foreign training camp of the women's team is coming to an end, and the final chord will be a meeting of the current champions of Ukraine and the Netherlands. At 13:00 at "De Herdgang" in Eindhoven, "Kharkiv" will play against "PSV".

For our opponents today, this will be the first sparring of this preseason, as the team came out of vacation on June 30 and is just starting preparations. While our players have already played two friendly matches, which ended in victories - 2:1 against "PEC Zwolle" and 6:0 against "Go Ahead Eagles".

As for the latest news from Eindhoven, not long ago the team was taken over by 48-year-old Danish specialist Kasper Kurland. Also, five new players have joined the squad: Mod Rutgers, Josephine Fanch, Julia Hikelsberger, Princess Dankwa Marfo, and Rosalie Renfurm.

The leader of "PSV" remains Swiss Riola Jamal, whose value has doubled in a year and now stands at 160,000 euros according to the Soccerdonna portal. In the last season of Eredivisie, she played 22 matches, scored 14 goals, and made 4 assists.

The 2025/26 season was the most successful in the club's history: the first championship was followed by a triumph in the Eredivisie Cup.

It is worth noting that these teams met last year in the Champions League. Back then, Kharkiv lost 0:2 to the "red and white" in the 2nd qualification round in the match for third place in the mini-tournament.

PSV Women's Football Club (Eindhoven, Netherlands). Information

Founded: 2012

Full name: Philips Sport Vereniging

Nickname: "farmers", "lamps", "red and white"

Home stadium: "De Herdgang" (2500)

Head coach: Kasper Kurland (Denmark)

Captain: Gwyneth Hendricks

Most valuable player: Riola Jamaili (160,000 euros on soccerdonna)

Previous championship: 1st place Eredivisie

Best results in the championship: 1st place - 2026/26, 2nd place - 2020/21, 2024/25, 3rd place - 2015/16, 2016/17, 2018/19

Achievements: Dutch Cup winner - 2020/21, Eredivisie Cup winner - 2024/25, 2025/26