Ajax beat Feyenoord as PSV also win away in Women’s Eredivisie
Ajax beat Feyenoord 4–1 in Rotterdam and PSV won 3–0 at ADO Den Haag on Sunday, leaving both clubs in the Women’s Eredivisie top three.
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Ajax beat Feyenoord 4–1 in Rotterdam and PSV won 3–0 at ADO Den Haag on Sunday, leaving both clubs in the Women’s Eredivisie top three.
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The Feyenoord forward has returned to his club and will miss Algeria’s Africa Cup qualifier against Niger.
Two Dutch clubs will face German opposition in the last 16, while Ajax have been drawn against Malmö FF.
The Greece forward was forced off early against the Netherlands and will miss Sunday’s match with Germany in Thessaloniki.
Noa Lang was glad to contribute from the bench as the Netherlands fought back to draw 2–2 with Greece, though he said he still had more to do.
The Dutch coach took responsibility for his side’s poor first half in Greece, where two half-time changes preceded a comeback to earn a Nations League point.
Khadija Shaw’s second-half goal earned Manchester City a draw after Linda Caicedo had put Real Madrid ahead.
Netherlands captain Virgil van Dijk called his side’s first-half performance against Greece unacceptable after their 2–2 Nations League draw. [Source 1]