May 7, at the Cruyff Stadium in Amsterdam.
When the head referee blew the final whistle, the Ajax players and staff who had been waiting on the sidelines for so long immediately charged onto the pitch in a frenzy. Everyone cheered and celebrated with wild excitement.
Two to nil!
That was the final score of the second leg of the Champions League semifinal!
With one assist and one goal from Yang Yang, along with a goal from Jović, Ajax defeated Barcelona two to nil.
With an aggregate score of seven to nil over the two legs, Ajax had dealt Barcelona an incomparably painful lesson!
The entire Cruyff Stadium was submerged in an ocean of jubilation. More than fifty thousand fans, along with the players and club employees present, celebrated without restraint. Even the countless fans crouched in front of their televisions were cheering for Ajax!
Eliminating Barcelona seven to nil—what an astounding feat!
Yang Yang, who had been substituted off early, was also celebrating in front of the home team's bench, embracing Xabi Alonso, Pintus, and the other assistants.
It was an epic victory, and one that would go down in Ajax's history!
Indeed, in some respects, Ajax's achievements this season had been more difficult and more legendary than those of any other period in its history.
"We calculated the transfer values of this group of Ajax players. Frenkie de Jong, Van de Beek, and De Ligt came through the club's own youth academy. Neres, Sancho, and Ndombele could also be considered Ajax youth products, though they joined midway through their development."
"Ajax invested no more than fifteen million euros in transfer fees for this squad. Yet now, even the least valuable player on the team is valued at over thirty million euros. What an astonishing achievement!"
"By comparison,