The first match will take place on March 6 at the Johan Cruijff ArenA, kicking off at 21:00 CET. The return leg follows a week later in Germany, starting at 18:45 CET. Keep an eye on Ajax’s official channels for more information on ticket sales.
If Ajax manages to overcome Eintracht Frankfurt in the two-legged tie, a potential quarter-final clash with AZ could be on the horizon. However, the Alkmaar side must first get past Tottenham Hotspur.
Thrilling evening
Ajax secured their place in the last 16 on Thursday after a dramatic battle. Following a 0-2 victory in Belgium in the first leg, the Amsterdammers found themselves 0-2 down and reduced to ten men at home against Union Saint-Gilloise. However, a converted penalty by Kenneth Taylor in extra time ensured Ajax’s progression to the next round.