The Romanian striker Dennis Man had a remarkable performance on Sunday, contributing to PSV Eindhoven's 5-1 victory against Twente in the last round of the Eredivisie. Already champions of the Netherlands, PSV started the match with a goal scored by Flamingo in the 15th minute, but Twente quickly equalized through Orjasaeter. Noah Fernandez restored the hosts' lead before halftime, scoring in the 44th minute. In the second half, Dennis Man came into action, scoring in the 53rd minute and providing the decisive pass to Guus Til in the 56th minute, bringing the score to 4-1. Man was substituted in the 77th minute, and Pepi closed the score with a penalty in the 84th minute. With this victory, PSV finished the season with 101 goals scored and 84 points, having a 19-point lead over Feyenoord, in second place.
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