PSV Eindhoven drew 1-1 in the classic De Topper against Ajax on Saturday, a result that keeps the club second in the Eredivisie standings. The match, available via live streams on ESPN Select in the US and Sportsnet in Canada, was reported by TechRadar.

What is PSV's current league position?

PSV Eindhoven has made a solid start after four match rounds. Peter Bosz's side sits second in the table with 10 points, from three wins and one draw. Their recent form is WWWD. With 15 goals scored and only 5 conceded, PSV boasts the league's best attack and a +10 goal difference, placing them two points behind leaders AZ Alkmaar. Fans can always check the current standings.

What happened in the clash against Ajax?

PSV had failed to win the last five meetings, with three draws and two defeats. Under new, attack-minded coach Michel, Ajax started the season explosively, but PSV managed to take a point home. Ricardo Pepi and Ivan Perisic have already found the net this season for the Eindhoven side, who are chasing a fourth consecutive Dutch title.

Where and how could the match be watched?

For international fans, the match was locked behind a paywall. In the United States, the stream was available via ESPN Select, which is part of packages like Sling TV Orange. In Canada, Sportsnet broadcast the game. In Australia, the match slipped through the cracks and was not directly available on regular channels ESPN or Kayo Sports. TechRadar recommended using a VPN for access, naming NordVPN as their top choice. "NordVPN is our #1 choice. Up to 75% off today. 3 extra months free," TechRadar said.

What's next for PSV?

Attention now turns to the next league fixture. PSV Eindhoven hosts Sparta Rotterdam at the Philips Stadion on Sunday, September 13. Sparta currently sits twelfth in the table. This home game presents an opportunity for PSV to maintain pressure on leaders AZ Alkmaar. The full fixtures schedule is available online. Bosz's team will want to build on their strong goal output, with players like Pepi and Perisic in form, to continue dominating the title race.