Guidetti's brace leads Feyenoord over Venlo
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Feyenoord jumped to fourth place in 0 win over Venlo.
Guidetti put his team in front from the spot midway through the opening half when he beat goalkeeper Wilko de Vogt after a foul from Venlo's Brian Linssen.
Ahmed Musaab was sent off just before the break when he picked up a second yellow card, reducing Venlo to 10 men.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Things got worse for the visitors in the second half when Maya Yoshida handled the ball inside his own area, allowing Guidetti to convert his second penalty kick in the 50th minute.
Karim El Ahmadi and Ricky van Haaren added goals for the hosts after that, dealing Venlo a fourth successive loss.
Vitesse 1, NEC 0
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Nijmegen, Netherlands - NEC suffered its fifth successive defeat on Sunday as Giorgi Chanturia's first-half goal was enough for a 1-0 win for Vitesse.
Chanturia's goal extends Vitesse's unbeaten streak to four games, while the match saw three red cards handed out in the second half.
Both teams had a player sent off in the 57th minute with Chanturia and NEC's Kevin Conboy involved in a scuffle.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}NEC's chances at finding an equalizer took a big hit in the 77th minute when Stanley Aborah also saw red, although Vitesse failed to add to its lead.
Roda 4, Den Haag 1
Kerkrade, Netherlands - Two goals from Sanharib Malki helped Roda to a 4-1 win over Den Haag on Sunday, snapping a two-game winning streak for the visitors.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Tjaronn Chery scored in the opening minute to put Den Haag into the lead, but not much went right after that, with Malki equalizing after 15 minutes and Den Haag having Gabor Horvath sent off before the break.
Mitchell Donald scored in the 63rd minute to make it 2-1 to Roda, and Malki and Ruud Vormer each tallied another goal in the final 12 minutes to cap the scoring.
NAC 2, Excelsior 0
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Breda, Netherlands - Excelsior slumped to another defeat on Sunday at NAC as goals from Robbert Schilder and Anthony Lurling gave the home side a 2-0 win.
Schilder tallied his goal after 25 minutes while Lurling's strike came four minutes from time to secure a third win in four games for NAC.
Excelsior's defeat is the seventh in nine games for the club, which has yet to record a win this season.