How to watch Ajax vs PSV: Live stream details for Eredivise blockbuster
Watch Ajax vs PSV as the two Eredivisie giants battle it out at the Johan Cruyff Arena, with FourFourTwo bringing you all the details on live streams and TV channels, wherever you are in the world.
Ajax vs PSV: key information
- Date: Saturday 5 September
- Kick-off time: 7:00pm BST / 2:00pm ET / 4:00am AEST (Sun.)
- Venue: Johan Cruyff Arena, Amsterdam
- TV & Streaming: ESPN (US)
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Ajax have had a solid start to the season, winning two and drawing one of their three matches. Having not won the Eredivisie title since 2022, Michel’s men are desperate to finish top this term.
PSV have also got out of the blocks quickly, winning three and drawing one of their first four encounters. They are hot on the heels of early leaders AZ, who have still have a 100% record after four games.
Read on as FourFourTwo brings you all the information you need to watch Ajax vs PSV online from anywhere on matchday five of the 2026/27 Eredivisie season.
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A four-year Eredivisie title drought is an age for a club of Ajax’s stature, but there is belief in the capital that the Netherlands’ most successful side are on their way back to the top.
A fifth-place finish last term was a huge disappointment, as Ajax cycled through three different managers including caretakers. The appointment of Michel over the summer has raised hopes for 2026/27, and taking seven points from the first nine available represents a strong start for the Amsterdammers.
This is undoubtedly Ajax’s biggest test yet, though. They will have Rayane Bounida, Daley Blind and Viktor Tsygankov, with new signings Simon Adingra and Thilo Kehrer potentially available following their recent moves.
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PSV have played one more game than Ajax and they too are unbeaten, with 10 points from the first 12 available. Peter Bosz’s boys have dominated the division in recent years and are the favourites to claim what would be a fourth title on the bounce.
Unsurprisingly, PSV have not deviated from an ultra-attacking style that has brought them so much success of late. Despite being the away team, they will take the game to Ajax this weekend.
However, the Boeren will be unable to call upon the services of Alassane Plea, Kiliann Sildillia, Sami Ouaissa, Jerdy Schouten and Dennis Man for the trip to the Johan Cruyff Arena.
FourFourTwo’s prediction
Ajax 2-2 PSV
Both sides are full of confidence after strong starts to the Eredivisie season, but they each may have to settle for a share of the spoils in an entertaining draw.
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