Ajax Amsterdam found itself in the midst of a contentious situation following a chaotic disruption during the Ajax-Feyenoord match last Sunday. However, a recent turn of events has seen the club transition from disagreement to agreement with the Dutch Football Federation, KNVB.
The Netherlands have moved on to the next stage and they will face Spain in the quarter-finals as South Africa withdraw from the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 after losing, the round of 16, 2-0, this Sunday, August 6.
Last weekend, the national championships were on the program in Europe. The African players shone with their high quality performances.
Jostled by convincing Senegal but who lost Abdou Diallo and Cheikhou Kouyaté to injury, the Dutch made the difference at the end of the match for their entry into the World Cup (2-0) thanks to a major contribution from Cody Gakpo, a young player originally from a West African country.
The opening match of the 2022 World Cup, which was originally scheduled to pit Senegal against the Netherlands on Monday November 21, 2022, will start a day earlier, on Sunday November 20, AFP revealed on Wednesday.
