PEC Zwolle is seeking revenge in the IJsselderby against Go Ahead Eagles. Two days before the big match, coach Henry van der Vegt and striker Koen Kostons look ahead in an interview. PEC's squad was not complete last week due to the international break. Van der Vegt says that things are starting to take shape again. The derby is alive, says Kostons. Everyone is extra focused and wants to make it a beautiful game. PEC wants revenge for the loss in September, when Go Ahead Eagles won 0-2. Van der Vegt looks back and says that it was their own fault that they ended up with ten men so quickly. Kostons explains what went wrong last time. He wants to show that PEC is there and that they want to set the tone. PEC is in twelfth place with 33 points from 28 matches. Van der Vegt says that they have been looking up optimistically all season and that they will continue to do so. Kostons does not want to look down, but wants to get the next three points as soon as possible. Of the last five matches, PEC drew four. Kostons admits that everyone wants to win, but he hates draws. He thinks that they would have more points if they had won two of those drawn matches. Kostons is PEC's top scorer with eleven goals and six assists. His last seven matches have only yielded one goal.