Highlights : Juventus 1 – 2 Ajax (Champions League QF 2nd Leg)

April 15, 2019

Juventus 1 – 2 Ajax Amsterdam Football Highlights

(UEFA Champions League QF – 2nd Leg)
Agg 2 – 3

Venue : Juventus Stadium

16/4/2019

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Key Moments Recap :

GOAL : 28′ Cristiano Ronaldo 1 – 0
Pjanic’s corner is headed in by (who else) Cristiano Ronaldo for his 126th Champions League goal. But the referee Clement Turpin is checking the goal for a foul…

GOAL : 34′ 1 – 1 Donny van de Beek
Donny van de Beek has taken this ball down inside the Juventus penalty area and has stroked his right-foot shot into the net, the flag stays down and he wheels away in delight!

GOAL :67′ 1 – 2 Matthijs de Ligt
It’s been coming and Ajax deservedly now lead! It’s Schone’s outswinger corner that is met by Matthijs de Ligt and he he powers a header low into the ground and into the corner beyond the outstretched Szczesny!

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Goals (1 – 2) And Cards

⚽28′ Cristiano Ronaldo 1 – 0

⚽34′ 1 – 1 Donny van de Beek

⚽67′ 1 – 2 Matthijs de Ligt

🌕69′ Emre Can

🌕90′ Cristiano Ronaldo

Video HD Highlights below

Player Ratings (Starting Lineup)

Juventus : Szczesny 8, De Sciglio 6, Bonucci 6, Rugani 6, Alex Sandro 7, Pjanic 8, Matuidi 6,

Emre Can 7, Bernardeschi 6, Dybala 6, Ronaldo 7. Subs: Kean 6, Cancelo 5, Bentancur n/a.

Ajax Amsterdam : Onana 6, Veltman 8, De Ligt 8, Mazraoui 5, Blind 7, van de Beek 8, Schone 7, De Jong 7, Ziyech 8, Tadic 8, Neres 7. Subs: Sinkgraven 6, Magallan n/a, Huntelaar n/a.

Man Of The Match :

Stats

Ronaldo has scored in each of his last seven Champions League Quarter Finals games played (13 goals).
Ajax are the first team in history to reach the semi-finals of the Champions League after surviving three qualifying rounds.
Ajax have scored 32 goals in Europe in 2018-19, a club record in a European season.
Donny van de Beek has scored or assisted eight goals in his last seven away games for Ajax in all competitions (5 goals, 3 assists)
De Ligt (19 years, 247 days) is the second youngest defender to score in a CL KO match, after Joel Matip (19-240) for Schalke 04 against Inter in the quarter-finals on 5 Apr 2011.
De Ligt’s goal was the 20th for Ajax in the Champions League by a teenager; no other team have more than 14.

Match Stats

Juventus are unbeaten in their last 10 meetings with Ajax in all competitions, the joint-longest such run for one side against another in European matches (also Bayern Munich vs Benfica).
After a run of seven defeats in eight games away against Italian opposition (D1), Ajax are unbeaten in their last four such fixtures (W2 D2).
Juventus are looking to reach the Champions League semi-finals for the third time in the last five seasons, also making the last four in 2014-15 and 2016-17.
Ajax are looking to reach the semi-finals of the Champions League for the first time since 1996-97, while they could become the first Dutch side to do so since PSV in 2004-05.
The reverse match was just the third time Juventus have drawn the first leg of a Champions League knockout match away from home – they progressed against Rosenborg in the 1996-97 quarter-final, and were eliminated by Man Utd in the 1998-99 semi-final.
Ajax have been eliminated on two of the three previous occasions they’ve drawn the first leg of a Champions League knockout tie at home, most recently in the 2005-06 last 16 against Inter Milan.
Juventus have lost two of their last five Champions League home games (W3), as many as they had in their previous 45 in Turin in the competition (W28 D15 L2).
Ajax have won their last two Champions League away games, last winning more consecutively in the competition between November 1995 and March 1997 (7).
Juventus striker Cristiano Ronaldo has scored in his last five Champions League games against Ajax, netting eight goals in total. The Portuguese has also scored 51% of his total goals in the competition in the knockout stages (64/125).
Dusan Tadic has been directly involved in 53% of Ajax’s 17 Champions League goals this season (6 goals, 3 assists). The last player to score more than the Serbian for Ajax in a single Champions League campaign was Jari Litmanen in 1995-96 (9).