After returning to Amsterdam from London, Ajax headed south to Rotterdam without stopping, taking on Rotterdam Elite away from home.
Although they were playing away, and although Yang Yang had once again made extensive rotations, Ajax still created a crazed massacre on the road.
Just five minutes into the match, Jović opened the scoring for Ajax.
In the twenty-fifth minute, the Serbian center-forward scored another header, further extending Ajax's lead.
From there, the match completely fell into Ajax's rhythm, and Rotterdam Elite did not even have the strength to resist.
Van de Beek and Ndombele scored two goals in quick succession, giving Ajax a four-nil lead by halftime.
After the sides switched ends, Van de Beek scored again just three minutes into the second half.
Van de Beek then assisted Jović, who completed his hat-trick.
The Serbian center-forward scored twice more in the sixty-second and seventy-first minutes, scoring five goals in a game.
An eight-nil lead completely shattered Rotterdam Elite's fans.
Ajax added two more goals in the seventy-ninth and eighty-seventh minutes, scored by Stengs and Malen respectively, ultimately crushing Rotterdam Elite ten-nil away from home.
Jović was named Man of the Match. He scored five goals with his head and feet.
Besides that, Van de Beek scored a brace and provided an assist, turning in an equally outstanding performance.
After drawing two-all away to Tottenham Hotspur in the Champions League and retaining top spot in the group, Ajax returned to the league and crushed Rotterdam Elite ten-nil. Jović scored five goals in a game, while Van de Beek scored twice and provided an assist. Ajax's performance left the entire Dutch football world amazed, and even European Football was deeply shocked.
Especially Jović, who had scored five goals.
The Serbian center-forward was not only well-rounded technically and exceptionally strong