Strange way to score, unlikely position, but a classic Haller finish.

Brobbey again. Full of hustle, zero substance. How is this still happening?

Right, Remko Pasveer is actually the backbone of our defensive stability.

Brobbey’s antics are getting ridiculous. This kind of behavior is holding the team back

Brobbey is klaar, Matheus is ook klaar.

I'm so done with Matheus. Dammit

When you hit the bar four times and still miss a sitter... you just have to laugh, like Steijn did, awkwardly. Matheus, mate, what were you thinking?

This is the best attacking setup I’ve seen from Ajax this season. The players rotate fluidly from left, right, and through the middle, making it hard for the opponents to predict their next move. Keep it up and they’ll score double in the second half.

And special credit to Weghorst, who shows his versatility and doesn’t just rely on his physical strength #sorrynotsorrybrobbey

Sontje Hansen’s been a bit of a headache for Ajax this season

Holy shit, sudden disjoint in the second half

If there's a best replacement for Pasveer, I hope it's Robin Roefs. Just look at his stats today. Always in the right position to stop the ball.

My gut tells me this version of Wijndal can resurrect under Farioli

Don't jinx it don't jinx it pls

The regret in Wout’s eyes was the most heartbreaking moment of the season for Ajax fans. That goal meant nothing. It couldn’t erase the pain. It couldn’t change the cruel reality that has broken you again and again.

Fitz-Jim and Farioli in tears. This season clearly meant everything to them. They endured the ups and downs, faced harsh criticism from the press, yet kept fighting until the end.

It’s been 15 minutes since the final whistle blew. A few fans still sit in their seats, lost in the emptiness. Johan Cruijff Arena feels quiet, even emptier, with the muted highlights of Wout’s goal playing silently on the big screen.

Farioli is gone, and after what he did so magnificently at Ajax, this hurts more than losing a title.

You have players like Sutalo, who can diffuse physical duels in the penalty box, yet you keep Itakura, who excels at shot-stopping. Is it really that hard for Heitinga to understand that this match was all about physicality?

When you give Bounida a real chance, it’s obvious he’s the best player Ajax could have right now. Alex Kroes and the entire management team are just completely kanker from the inside