Ajax
UtrechtDay 33
van der Hoorn 90'
Ajax: 26. Paes M. - 2. Rosa Lucas, 3. Gaaei, 15. Baas Y., 24. Mokio (Edvardsen O., 83), 37. Sutalo J. - 6. Regeer (Steur S., 73) - 10. Gloukh (Klaassen D., 58), 11. Godts M. - 9. Dolberg (Weghorst, 57), 23. Berghuis (Bounida, 73)
Substitution: Weghorst (from 57); Klaassen D. (from 58); Steur S. (from 73); Bounida (from 73); Edvardsen O. (from 83)
Bench: 4. Itakura, 30. Bouwman A., 32. Tomiyasu - 7. Carrizo, 19. Konadu D-A
Yellow Cards: Berghuis 4; Steur S. 88
Utrecht: 1. Barkas - 3. van der Hoorn, 16. El Karouani, 23. Vesterlund N., 44. Eerdhuijzen (Viergever, 66) - 21. Zechiël, 27. Engwanda - 10. Cathline (Horemans, 90), 11. Karlsson J. (Blake A., 66), 20. de Wit D. - 91. Haller (Min D., 75)
Substitution: Viergever (from 66); Blake A. (from 66); Min D. (from 75); Horemans (from 90)
Bench: 33. Gadellaa - 43. El Arguioui
Yellow Cards: Karlsson J. 15; de Wit D. 38
The hosts led 2–1 and were edging toward a spot in the play-offs, but the final minutes turned into a crushing setback for the Azerbaijani side
Two unbeaten giants fell in yesterday’s UEFA Champions League< fixtures
Ajax have become the only team in this season’s Champions League yet to collect a single point
Ajax currently sit fourth in the standings, eight points behind leaders
Chelsea delivered a ruthless performance at Stamford Bridge
A lightning-quick start saw Marseille 2–0 up by the 13th minute
Two nearly identical moments from corners — delivered with pinpoint accuracy by Hakan Çalhanoğlu
The 19-year-old has penned a long-term contract at Stamford Bridge
The match, held in Amsterdam, saw the momentum shift back and forth
Blues are plotting a major double transfer
