Jagiellonia vs Ajax Prediction & Betting Tips (22 August)

Having just been crowned champion of Poland for the first time in its history, Jagiellonia Bialystok hopes to extend its talents on a European scale from now on. And despite its elimination conceded against Bodo/Glimt during the preliminary rounds of the Champions League, defeats 0-1 and 4-1, this team will be able to compete in a European Cup this year since even in the event of elimination against Ajax, it will be transferred to the Conference League. Jagiellonia has already resumed its march forward in the championship where they occupy 5th place in the standings with 9 points taken in 4 days. But after winning its first 3 matches, it experienced its first serious problem last weekend against Cracovia Krakow 2-4. Ajax Amsterdam, for its part, is obviously much more experienced in different European competitions than can be expected.

to be his opponent of the day. However, she is gradually trying to recover from a completely failed last exercise during which she was not able to play the leading roles in the title race. The Ajacide have already passed two rounds in these qualifiers, eliminating Vojvodina 4-1 over the two matches and Panathinaikos Athens 0-2. In the league, the Dutch resumed with a success against Heerenveen 1-0 but they were surprised at NAC Brada last weekend 2-1.

Announced at the start, midfielder Marczuck should not be able to play this part. Otherwise, it should be all hands on deck on the Jagiellonia side this week. Transferred from Paris FC this summer, Frenchman Diaby-Fadiga (trained in Nice) has already scored twice in the league since his arrival. However, the player to watch so far in this team is midfielder Kubicki who has scored 3 goals since the start of the season. The other tricolor of this team, Aurélien Nguiambia (ex Nancy) is not always the starter. Also watch out for the Spaniard Jesus Imaz who crashed 3 times during these European qualifications.

Ajax will travel to Poland without the young Danish striker Rasmussen and without the long-term injured Avila. On the other hand, the former Toulousain Van den Boomen and the former Lyonnais Bertrand Traoré are well operational. This is obviously the case for Dutch internationals Berghuis, Bergwijn and Brobbey and the experienced Henderson (ex-Liverpool). Recently, the former Montpellier goalkeeper Rulli signed up for OM.