Sondre Ørjasæter spent 90 minutes threading passes through a helpless DAC 1904 defence, collecting three assists without finding the net himself as FC Twente ran riot in a 6-0 Conference League victory.
The midfielder's vision dictated the entire opening period. Each of his three first-half assists came from a different position: one curled pass from the left, one clipped ball over the top, one threaded through the centre. DAC had no answer. By the break, Twente led comfortably, and Ørjasæter had already done enough to earn an 8.5 match rating.
Total control
The second half became a procession. Twente added three more without needing Ørjasæter to unlock anything further, their dominance so complete that the Slovakian side failed to register a meaningful threat all evening. DAC's back line, stretched thin from chasing shadows, conceded twice more before the final whistle confirmed the rout.
For Ørjasæter, it was a performance built on precision rather than volume. Three involvements, zero goals, but a complete dismantling of the opposition. When a playmaker sees every pass land and every runner timed to perfection, the scoreline follows. Twente will need more of the same if they hope to progress deep into the competition.