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Ajax women lose to Real Madrid in stoppage time and miss out on Champions League group stage

Ajax women lose to Real Madrid in stoppage time and miss out on Champions League group stage

The Ajax women's team was knocked out of Champions League contention following a last-minute defeat to Real Madrid. PSV Eindhoven also missed out on the group stage, while Feyenoord successfully advanced in the Europa Cup after a victory over Anderlecht.

The Ajax women's football team has been eliminated from the Champions League after a dramatic late defeat to Real Madrid. Despite taking the lead through a Katja Snoeijs goal shortly after halftime, Ajax saw their advantage disappear when Felicia Schröder equalized. The game was ultimately decided in stoppage time when Linda Caicedo scored from a counter-attack, securing victory for the Spanish side. As a result, Ajax will compete in the Europa Cup for the remainder of the season.

Elsewhere, PSV Eindhoven also failed to qualify for the Champions League group stage after drawing 1-1 with HB Køge following a previous first-leg loss. Conversely, the women's team of Feyenoord achieved success in the Europa Cup qualifiers by defeating Anderlecht 3-1 at home. This victory, played in front of a home crowd for the first time in their European history, allowed the Rotterdam club to progress after overcoming a 2-1 deficit from the first leg.

Based on reporting by parool. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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