Krohn calmly converted the penalty, extending Ajax Second Team's lead to three goals.
Three goals down and a man short, the home side had completely lost the will to put up a last-ditch resistance.
Ajax, meanwhile, were brimming with morale and began steadily intensifying their attacks.
Van Basten soon made his third substitution, once again looking to strengthen the attack. Everyone could sense the determination of this former legend from his changes.
He wanted to make something of himself as a coach and prove his worth.
After all, among the former Dutch Trio, Gullit coached the National Youth Team, while Rijkaard was already the Head Coach of Barcelona. This inevitably left Van Basten feeling somewhat pressed for time.
After receiving their Head Coach's signal, Ajax Second Team continued attacking the home side. Their focus remained on Yang Yang's right flank, where he became even more active and drew the home side's defensive attention. Especially in the eighty-first minute, he created another threat, but Babel missed the resulting scoring chance. After that, the home side practically assigned two players to mark him.
But as a result, the defense in the middle became relatively weaker.
In the eighty-sixth minute, Ajax Second Team created another opportunity. Maduro suddenly surged forward from midfield and fired a long-range shot from outside the penalty area that pierced the goal of IJsselmeervogels, extending the score to four-nil.
That was also the final goal of the match.
Afterward, Ajax gradually slowed their attacks, while IJsselmeervogels defended desperately. Neither side managed to create any more scoring opportunities. In stoppage time, Yang Yang broke through on the right wing once again and sent the ball in front of goal with a long cross, but Fred Benson reacted a step too slowly and failed to catch up, ultimately missing the chance