Feyenoord hands Ajax a crushing defeat!
In the 29th week of the Dutch League, Feyenoord hosted Ajax in front of their home crowd. Feyenoord defeated their arch-rivals with a clear 6-0 score, extending their unbeaten streak in the league to 15 matches.
In the 29th week of the Dutch League, Feyenoord faced Ajax on their home turf.
The match, hosted by Feyenoord, was won 6-0 by the home side. The goals that secured the victory for Feyenoord were scored by Igor Paixao in the 34th and 66th minutes, Yankuba Minteh in the 35th and 56th minutes, David Hancko in the 45+2nd minute, and Quinten Timber in the 62nd minute.
THE OPPONENT MANAGED ONLY A SINGLE SHOT
The visiting team, Ajax, finished the derby match with only 1 shot. John van Schip's students were only able to enter the opponent's penalty area once during the match.
While the home team allowed their arch-rivals no shooting opportunities, they tested the opponent's goal a full 29 times. They also touched the ball 58 times inside the Ajax penalty area.
UNBEATEN STREAK CONTINUES
Ajax was defeated after 5 matches in the league. Feyenoord extended their unbeaten streak to 15 matches.
National player Ahmetcan Kaplan remained on the pitch for the full 90 minutes for Ajax.
Following this result, Feyenoord increased their points to 69, continuing their pursuit of the league leader PSV, who has 78 points. Ajax remained at 45 points.
In the next week of the league, Ajax will play against Twente. Feyenoord will travel to face Fortuna Sittard.
News Source: 12punto
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