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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-27 · 30 entries checked · 21 flagged · 52 issues confirmed · 21 corrected · 31 still open
Pepijn — Pepijn Lijnders was never an assistant coach under Phillip Cocu at PSV Eindhoven; he was Head of Coach Development & Methodology and later assistant coach of the U19 team, not a senior assistant coach.
Pepijn — Lijnders' role at PSV was not as Cocu's assistant; his work was primarily in the youth academy, not the senior staff.
De Blauwe Brigade — The entry states PSV reached a European Cup final in 1988, but PSV actually won the European Cup in 1988, not just appeared as a finalist.
De Blauwe Brigade — The 'Founded Era' is listed as 'Late 1970s', but De Blauwe Brigade was officially founded in 2006, not the late 1970s.
PSV Museum — The museum does not prominently feature the actual European Cup trophy won by PSV in 1988; the real trophy is held by UEFA and not permanently housed at the museum. The museum displays a replica or commemorative version.
PSV Museum — The LORE section states the museum houses artifacts from the 'late 1970s and 80s' and emphasizes the transition to European conquerors, but the museum's collection spans the club's entire history, not just that period. This overstates the focus on those decade
The Finidi George Years (1993-2000) — Finidi George was signed from Ajax in 1993, but he actually joined PSV from Ajax in 1996.
The Finidi George Years (1993-2000) — The UEFA Cup Winners' Cup victory was in 1996, defeating Rapid Vienna in Brussels, but PSV won the UEFA Cup Winners' Cup in 1998, not 1996.
Treble of Champions (2007-2008) — PSV did not win the UEFA Intertoto Cup in the 2007-2008 season; their last Intertoto win was in 2008 for the 2008-09 season.
Treble of Champions (2007-2008) — PSV had previously won the domestic double in the 1988-89 season, so the 2007-2008 season was not their first-ever domestic double.
Marcel Keizer's Resurgence (2020-2021) — The entry states Keizer was appointed head coach following Ernest Faber's interim spell, but Keizer actually succeeded Roger Schmidt, not Faber.
Marcel Keizer's Resurgence (2020-2021) — The entry claims Keizer's tenure 'bridged the gap between the Van Gaal/Cocu transitional years and the later championship triumphs,' but Keizer's tenure followed Roger Schmidt, not directly after Van Gaal and Cocu.
1987-88 European Cup — PSV is incorrectly stated to be the second Dutch club to win the European Cup, after Feyenoord (1970) and Ajax (1971-1973). In fact, Ajax won the European Cup in 1971, 1972, and 1973, so PSV was the fourth Dutch club to win it, not the second.
1985-86 Eredivisie Title — The entry states this was the first of three consecutive titles under Guus Hiddink, but Hiddink was not the manager for the entire 1985-86 season; he took over in March 1986 after Jan Reker was dismissed. The title was won under both Reker and Hiddink, not sol
1985-86 Eredivisie Title — The entry claims PSV reached the European Cup Final the following season (1986-87), but PSV actually reached the European Cup Final in 1988 (1987-88 season), not the season immediately after 1985-86.
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