Mixed feelings for Ajax coach after surprise draw at Bayern


  • Football
  • Wednesday, 03 Oct 2018

Soccer Football - Champions League - Group Stage - Group E - Bayern Munich v Ajax Amsterdam - Allianz Arena, Munich, Germany - October 2, 2018 Ajax coach Erik ten Hag before the match REUTERS/Andreas Gebert

MUNICH (Reuters) - Ajax Amsterdam coach Erik ten Hag left Germany with mixed feelings after Tuesday's unexpected 1-1 draw for his youthful team at Bayern Munich in the Champions League.

Ajax fell behind early to a Mats Hummels header but then equalised through Moroccan fullback Noussair Mazraoui to move to four points from their two Group E games and with real hopes of advancing to the knockout phase.

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