With the same passion and conviction, on to Sunday.

In a roaring arena, Ajax has shown against Real Madrid that the form from before the winter break is still there. With passion and conviction, the roaring arena was on its feet for the players until after the final whistle.

The undeserved loss and disappointment made way for pride. From the stands, the players were thanked for their effort and fantastic play. The upward trend that had been missing for some time has been resumed.

With a scoreline that you wouldn't expect to have a chance in Madrid, the game itself gives no reason for that. An extra motivation for the squad is the reaction of Sergio Ramos, who admitted to intentionally getting a yellow card.

In 2 weeks, the away section will be on fire for 90 minutes again. As with every European match this year, the supporters will also dominate the stands.

First, this Sunday we play at home against NAC Breda. The team at the very bottom of the league can show in the arena how long they can hold their own against this Ajax.

At De Toekomst, the league resumes for most teams. After a free weekend and some midweek practice matches, almost all youth teams are playing again.

Jong Ajax plays away tonight against the local FC. After a football show earlier this week at home against Roda, Reiziger and Bogarde's men now get to show it in the south.

The U19s play away in Nijmegen against their peers from NEC. Heitinga's men take on the surprising league leaders. A win would see them regain the top spot. The match kicks off at 2:30 PM.

The U17s also play in Nijmegen. To stay in contention for the top spots, only a win counts. The match will start at 11:30 AM.

The U16s play at home against PEC Zwolle. After a false start in the league, it is now important to show that they can start on an upward path. Kick-off is at 2:30 PM on the main pitch at Sportpark De Toekomst.

The U15s play at home against their peers from Vitesse. The Arnhemmers have started the second part of the season well and are in second place. With one less game played, the U15s are in third place. A win would see them take over second place, with a game in hand.

The U14s picked up 3 wonderful points last week in the classic against Feyenoord. In Rotterdam, the boys won 1-3, a victory that was more than deserved. There is no match scheduled for this weekend.

For the first team's women, the first match in the Play-offs is scheduled. After a great victory at home against PSV, it is now PEC Zwolle's turn. To add even more luster to last week's great result, only a win counts. A victory would mean that they are connected to the league leaders and everyone should seriously consider a possible title defense.

HAVE A GREAT WEEKEND AJAX FANS!!!

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