Ajax tore Champions League holders Real Madrid to shreds on Tuesday, verifying a 5-3 total triumph with an immense away success. In the wake of winning Europe's tip top club competition in three back to back a very long time under Zinedine Zidane, an extreme first battle since the French symbol's takeoff was topped in amazing design on Tuesday in a 5-3 total misfortune.
Madrid went to pieces in the principal half and saw their 2-1 first-leg lead upset in the opening 20 minutes by objectives from Hakim Ziyech and David Neres as Ajax ran wild. The enthusiastic Dusan Tadic included another with a dubious second-half strike, leaving Madrid requiring three objectives to remain in the challenge, and in spite of the fact that Marco Asensio got one back, a fourth home thrashing consecutively never looked in uncertainty as Lasse Schone made it four.