Heerenveen and FC Twente played out a thrilling match in the Eredivisie on Sunday evening. For a long time, it seemed that Twente would win with ten men, but in the 93rd minute, Heerenveen equalized: 3-3. In the third minute, things already went wrong for Heerenveen when Daan Rots scored the 0-1. Marcus Linday gave a wrong back pass to Sam Kersten, which allowed Rots to receive the ball. The winger remained calm and scored his second Eredivisie goal this season. Twenty minutes later, the lead was doubled. This time, Gustav Lagerbielke was able to score easily from a corner kick. After half an hour of play, Heerenveen came back into the game, as Milos Lukovic scored the 1-2 with a great header, and Bas Kuipers received a direct red card from referee Jeroen Manschot. When Espen van Ee scored the equalizer in the 53rd minute, it seemed that the way was open to a victory, but nothing could be further from the truth. Less than ten minutes after the 2-2, Ricky van Wolfswinkel scored the 2-3. Because Nikolai Hopland did not pay attention and raised his flag for offside, the Twente striker had a free run towards the opponent's goal. Heerenveen thought it had lost, but in the 93rd minute, Joseph Oosting's team got a surprise. A cross from the right was tapped by Lars Unnerstall into the feet of Eser Gürbüz, who scored the 3-3. Heerenveen is tenth with 26 points after 22 matches, while Twente is sixth with 36 points after 21 matches. The Frisians can be satisfied with the draw, but know they could have gotten more. Oosting's team must now focus on the next match to start winning again. Heerenveen has shown that it is a strong team, but now needs to find consistency to finish higher in the Eredivisie. The team's performance was impressive, and they will look to build on this result in their next game. Heerenveen's fans can be proud of their team's fighting spirit, and they will hope that this draw will be a turning point in the season.