Jong AZ takes a point in Eindhoven, ADO treats Jong Ajax to a loss

Young AZ scored a point (1-1) on a visit to FC Eindhoven. Ricuenio Kewal scored the opening goal, after which Ozan Kökcü scored the equalizer. For Jong Ajax, the away match against ADO Den Haag ended in a deception: 2-1.

Jong AZ gets a result when visiting FC Eindhoven – Photo: Pro Shots

The youngsters from Alkmaar narrowly lost against NAC Breda (2-3) on Monday evening. The start against FC Eindhoven was dominant and that led to opportunities through Loek Postma (long shot) and Dave Kwakman (cross). Both teams went to the changing rooms with the score 0-0.

Ricuenio Kewal scored the first goal in the second half. A long kick from Rome’s Jayden Owusu-Oduro (who is in the provisional selection of the Dutch Juniors) was extended by Nick Koster and Kewal hit the target. Due to AZ’s fumbling, Ozan Kökcü was released in front of the goal and equalized (1-1). That position did not change anymore.

We find Jong AZ in eighth place with 40 points. In exactly one week, Jong PSV will be the next opponent in the first division.

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Timothy Derijck heads home against Jong Ajax – Photo: Pro Shots

After the defeat against Telstar, Young Ajax had something to put right. Against ADO Den Haag, coach Dave Vos again had a number of players from the first team at his disposal. Julian Rijkhoff, Ar’Jany Martha, Silvano Vos and Kian Fitz-Jim were again in the starting line-up for the Amsterdam team.

Fitz-Jim gave ADO Den Haag the lead in The Hague. Before half-time, winter signing Timothy Derijck brought the home team alongside: 1-1. Ajax conceded the second goal in the 59th minute. Alex Schalk made ADO 2-1.

Young Ajax is fifteenth in the first division with 30 points. NAC Breda is the opponent next Friday.

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