Dutch Eredivisie

FT Wednesday, February 25, 2004
Ajax Amsterdam WWWWW 1
–
Heerenveen WLDDW 4
Abe Lenstra Stadion · 13,500 att.

Head to Head

AJA leads series 4-1

Lineups

HEE

  1. 24Boy WatermanG
  2. 3Petter HanssonD
  3. 5Marcel SeipD
  4. 12Said BakkatiD
  5. 14Erik EdmanD
  6. 6Arkadiusz RadomskiM
  7. 8Mika VayrynenM
  8. 21Jesper HakanssonM
  9. 7Daniel HestadM
  10. 10Stefan SelakovicF
  11. 17Richard KnopperF

AJA

  1. 21Maarten StekelenburgG
  2. 2Hatem TrabelsiD
  3. 4Julien EscudéD
  4. 12Johnny HeitingaD
  5. 16Nigel de JongD
  6. 15MaxwellM
  7. 4Tomas GalasekM
  8. 18Wesley SneijderM
  9. 11Victor SikoraF
  10. 27Daniël De RidderF
  11. 17Yannis AnastasiouF

Timeline

  1. 44'
  2. 59'
  3. 62'
  4. 62'
  5. 69'
  6. 74'
  7. 78'
  8. 83'
  9. 86'
  10. 86'
  11. 88'

Eredivisie News

All news
ESPN Chris Wright Soccer's best 2025-26 kits: The most stylish jerseys you probably missed While the world's top clubs release their new kits on a wave of hype, there are many more who release absolutely banging jerseys that deserve to be seen. News ESPN Ricardo Pepi's injury in PSV match a concern for USMNT PSV Eindhoven striker Ricardo Pepi had to be substituted because of injury in the club's match on Sunday, giving the U.S. men's national team a possible selection headache. News ESPN Netherlands and Leonard Solms Ajax's Thilo Kehrer using his success to help Burundi's children Thilo Kehrer may have joined Ajax Amsterdam on loan from AS Monaco, but his mission away from football remains unchanged -- he is aiming to leverage his success in football to help children in Burundi. News ESPN Goalkeeper Ronald Koeman Jr. scores twice to secure dramatic comeback point in Eredivisie Goalkeeper Ronald Koeman Jr, was on the scoresheet not once, but twice for Telstar in the Dutch Eredivisie on Sunday.