Ajax (W)

Alias: Ajax Ladies
Leagues Played: Netherlands Eredivisie Women 242 Netherlands Cup Women 33 UEFA Women's Champions League 26 Women’s Friendly 7 UEFA Champions League Qualifying Women 3 UEFA Women's Champions League Qualifying 2 Netherlands Super Cup Women 1
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Women’s Friendly	08/30 12:00	-	Sentay/Suluoglu v Ajax (W)	L	6-0
Women’s Friendly	08/17 12:00	-	Ajax Women v Chelsea Women	D	1-1
Netherlands Eredivisie Women	05/17 12:00	22	^[11] Excelsior Women v Ajax Women ^[3]	W	1-3
Netherlands Eredivisie Women	05/03 12:00	21	^[3] Ajax Women v Telstar Women ^[12]	W	3-1
Netherlands Eredivisie Women	04/21 10:15	20	^[2] FC Twente Women v Ajax Women ^[3]	L	5-1
Netherlands Eredivisie Women	03/30 10:15	19	^[3] Ajax Women v ADO Den Haag Women ^[9]	W	4-0
Netherlands Eredivisie Women	03/22 15:30	18	^[2] PSV Women v Ajax Women ^[1]	L	3-1
Netherlands Eredivisie Women	03/16 13:30	14	^[5] FC Utrecht Women v Ajax Women ^[1]	D	1-1
Netherlands Eredivisie Women	03/09 11:15	17	^[2] Ajax Women v Heerenveen Women ^[7]	W	5-1
Netherlands Eredivisie Women	03/01 13:00	16	^[8] Fortuna Sittard Women v Ajax Women ^[1]	W	0-1
Netherlands Cup Women	02/15 16:00	4	Ajax Women v FC Twente Women	L	0-2
Netherlands Eredivisie Women	02/08 15:30	15	^[1] Ajax Women v Feyenoord Women ^[4]	W	2-0
Netherlands Eredivisie Women	02/02 11:15	14	FC Utrecht Women v Ajax Women	-	Postponed
Netherlands Eredivisie Women	01/26 15:45	13	^[8] PEC Zwolle Women v Ajax Women ^[2]	W	0-4
Netherlands Eredivisie Women	01/19 11:15	12	^[2] Ajax Women v AZ Women ^[6]	W	4-2
Netherlands Eredivisie Women	12/22 15:45	11	^[2] Ajax Women v Excelsior Women ^[12]	W	3-1
Netherlands Eredivisie Women	12/15 11:15	10	^[9] Heerenveen Women v Ajax Women ^[2]	W	1-4
Netherlands Eredivisie Women	12/07 15:30	9	^[1] Ajax Women v PSV Women ^[2]	L	0-2
Netherlands Eredivisie Women	11/24 15:45	8	^[9] Telstar Women v Ajax Women ^[2]	W	1-4
Netherlands Eredivisie Women	11/16 15:30	7	^[2] Ajax Women v FC Utrecht Women ^[3]	W	1-0
Netherlands Eredivisie Women	11/09 13:00	6	^[2] Ajax Women v FC Twente Women ^[4]	W	2-0
Netherlands Eredivisie Women	11/03 11:15	5	^[8] ADO Den Haag Women v Ajax Women ^[3]	W	0-2
Netherlands Eredivisie Women	10/20 10:15	4	^[6] Feyenoord Women v Ajax Women ^[2]	D	0-0
Netherlands Eredivisie Women	10/12 14:30	3	^[2] Ajax Women v Fortuna Sittard Women ^[6]	W	5-1
Netherlands Eredivisie Women	10/06 10:15	2	^[7] AZ Women v Ajax Women ^[4]	W	1-2
Netherlands Eredivisie Women	09/29 10:15	1	^[4] Ajax Women v PEC Zwolle Women ^[4]	W	5-1
UEFA Champions League Qualifying Women	09/07 14:00	656	Ajax Women v Fiorentina Women	L	0-1
UEFA Women's Champions League Qualifying	09/04 12:00	148	Ajax Women v Kolos Kovalivka Women	W	4-1
Netherlands Cup Women	08/31 12:00	1	FC Twente Women v Ajax Women	L	6-1
Women’s Friendly	08/24 08:30	-	Atletico Madrid Women v Ajax Women	L	5-1

Wikipedia - AFC Ajax (women)

AFC Ajax Vrouwen is a Dutch football club from Amsterdam representing AFC Ajax in the Vrouwen Eredivisie, the top women's league in the Netherlands. The team was founded in 2012 and played its first three seasons in the BeNe League before the Eredivisie re-formed. The club won its first title in its second season, winning the domestic KNVB Cup in the 2013–14 season. Ajax won its first two Eredivisie titles in back-to-back seasons in 2016–17 and 2017–18. It won its third title in the 2022–23 season. The best performance in the UEFA Women's Champions League came in the 2023–24 competition, when it finished second in the group stage before losing in the quarterfinals, the first Dutch club to reach that stage. After a third place finish in the 2024–25, Ajax qualified for the inaugural UEFA Women's Europa Cup.

Ajax (W) is the women's soccer team representing AFC Ajax, one of the most renowned football clubs in the Netherlands. Based in Amsterdam, Ajax (W) competes in the top tiers of Dutch women's football, showcasing a talented roster of players known for their technical skill, tactical awareness, and attacking style of play. The team is committed to developing young talent and promoting a competitive and progressive environment, reflecting Ajax's rich footballing tradition. With a passionate fan base and a focus on both domestic and European competitions, Ajax (W) continues to strive for excellence and success on the national and international stage.