Santiago Gimenez Finished His Full Go-Around To Wrap Up a 4-0 Win For Feyenoord Against Ajax

Santiago Gamens defeated Feyenoord 4-0 against Ajax in the Eredivisi installation that resumed on Wednesday.

De Klassacker lost in the 56th minute on Sunday and Feyenoord took a 3-0 lead.

After the game, police used poisonous gas outside the field.

Wednesday's experience was played out of plain sight.

Gammons scored two goals in the first 18 minutes on Sunday and Igor Paixao put the guests 3-0 ahead following 37 minutes.

The Mexico player scored the third goal just three minutes after the game went on on Wednesday and became Feynoord's key player in the match against Eridivisi in Ajax.

The victory means Feyenoord remained unbeaten after six matches, winning four and drawing two, and is third in Eredivisi, while Ajax has dominated only one in five matches.

'Coal black day'

On Sunday, official chief Gozobović took a 2-0 lead when a plastic bowl was thrown on the pitch, after which it needed to be stopped for the second time when firecrackers were thrown 3-0 on the field.

After the match, known as de Klassekar, was canceled, police used poisonous gas to stop rebel fans outside the field.

Amsterdam police say a section of the home's allies tried to enter the field.

Feyenoord's players and staff needed to remain in their changing area for quite a while until it was protected to leave. They had not been permitted to have fans at the game.

This kind of conduct isn't a piece of Ajax," said a club explanation.

Ajax's mentor Maurice Stegen said: "It's an aboni day, it adds to it."

"Ajax's management and management board have limited any association with the unfortunate behaviour that led to the suspension of the match against Feyenoord shortly thereafter," the club said in a statement.

The disappointment about the unfortunate start of the season is reasonable but it can never be the reason for the confused lead. We apologize to every individual who has felt hazardous or has been impacted in differently.

A signboard on the big screen in Yohan Krejffield reminded Ajax fans that "bursting crackers is forbidden", but a section of allies ignored the message.

"It's particularly disturbing that this match ends like this," said Fanward's supervisor Arne Space. The opportunity for something very beautiful is taken away from us.

We understand the choice that has been made, but we don't feel a sense of victory and we certainly won't go on completed transport.

Ajax finished third last season and failed to meet the bill for the Boss Association due to no precedent for 13 seasons as Feyenoord topped the championship.

"We don't have any clear information about how this match will be maintained at the moment," said John van Hulst, head of the General Undertakings. We are particularly disappointed that this match happened on these lines. This is extremely serious with the whole association.

It is one of the most important matches of Dutch football and has been stopped. It's incredibly sad.

It's a terrible start to the season. We understand failure. In any case, to communicate it through this behavior, we object.