Feyenoord is set to resume their Eredivisie campaign this Sunday at De Kuip, following an impressive 7-0 victory against PEC Zwolle. They are eager to secure their first home win of the season as they face FC Utrecht. With a chance to top the table by the end of gameweek seven, Feyenoord will look to capitalize on their favorable history against Utrecht, having won eight of their last ten encounters. The team aims to build on their recent performance after bouncing back from a heavy loss to Barcelona in their Champions League opener. Feyenoord showcased their resilience by dominating PEC Zwolle after initially taking nearly 20 minutes to score, with Nacho Ferri netting three goals in a commanding win. This result was crucial in regaining momentum after their first defeat of the season, which also marked the end of a 19-match unbeaten streak across all competitions. Historically, Feyenoord has struggled to secure home wins recently, with their last two matches at De Kuip ending in draws against Go Ahead Eagles and ADO Den Haag. They concluded the previous season with two draws in their last three games, a trend they are keen to reverse this weekend. If Van Bronckhorst’s side manages to clinch their first home victory since his return as manager, they could temporarily ascend to the top of the league table, pending the outcomes of AZ Alkmaar's match against Telstar and PSV Eindhoven's game against FC Twente. Despite their two home draws this season and a total of four draws in their last five home games dating back to last season, Feyenoord's historical success against Utrecht provides a strong basis for optimism leading into this match. While the Cathedral Citizens did secure a surprising 2-1 win over Feyenoord in January of the previous year, that result ended a five-match winning streak for Feyenoord in this fixture, highlighting the competitive nature of their encounters.