Real Madrid vs Ajax Predictions

Jon Wilde 05 Mar 2019

Real Madrid vs Ajax predictions for their Champions League match on Tuesday
We are backing Real to win this round-of-16 second-leg game comfortably
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Real Madrid vs Ajax Match Info

Date: Tuesday March 5 2019
Kick-off time: 8.00pm GMT
Venue: Bernabeu Stadium
Referee: Felix Brych (Germany)

Real Madrid vs Ajax Head-To-Head Record

Last 3 matches

February 13 2019: Ajax 1-2 Real Madrid

December 4 2012: Real Madrid 4-1 Ajax
October 3 2012: Ajax 1-4 Real Madrid

Total head-to-head matches played: 13
Real Madrid wins: 7
Ajax wins: 4
Draws: 2

Real Madrid vs Ajax Stats

Real Madrid have won all seven matches they have played against Ajax since 2010
Six of those seven victories were by a margin of two goals or more
Ajax have not won any of their last 11 games away to Spanish clubs within 90 minutes

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Real Madrid have lost their last three home games, but in the Champions League they are a different animal and thus expected to reach the quarter-finals comfortably against Ajax.

Barcelona twice and Girona have won at the Bernabeu Stadium within the last few weeks to leave Real with only a fourth consecutive European title, and fifth in six years, to target over the remainder of the season.

Achieving that remarkable feat is surely the only way Santiago Solari would still be Los Blancos’ manager next term with a host of potential successors waiting in the wings, e.g. Max Allegri, Antonio Conte, Jose Mourinho and Mauricio Pochettino.

In the first leg of this tie, Ajax were terrific. Their youthful team played some exciting, vibrant football, they were the better side and yet lost 2-1 as Real’s knowhow at this level made the difference with goals from Karim Benzema and Marcos Asensio, either side of an equaliser from the excellent Hakim Ziyech.

Sergio Ramos managed to get himself suspended for this return match – and also his next European game due to the deliberate nature of the booking – but nevertheless Real will know the importance of getting through this test and their experience is backed to tell with a decisive success.

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