Ajax won the 166th De Klassieker as they came from behind to defeat arch rivals Feyenoord 2-1 thanks to a brace from Kolbeinn Sigthorsson.
Feyenoord scored after just 6 mins, with Pelle scoring from a Vormer costless kick delivery.
Since conceding the goal, Ajax took complete control of the game, pulling together some slick and smart team moves. The pressure from Ajax culminating into a controversial penalty for them on the 30 mins mark. Referee ruled that Vormer had tripped Viktor Fischer but the replay showed Vormer made minimal contact and it was a blatant dive from Fischer. Sigthorsson made no mistake in smashing the goal into the top left corner from the penalty spot to draw the score level.
Ajax continued their dominace further with a fantastic cross from Ruben Ligeon was brillaintly headed by Sigthorsson to put them in front and complete hus double.
The second half wasn't as entertaining as expected with both teams failing to create any chances and failing to develop any creative spark.
Eriksen had a good game throughout as he proved why some of the Europe's elite are interested in signing him. With this win, defending champions, Ajax moved to 4th place while Feyenoord continue their miserable start as they lose their third game on trott. Phillip Cocu's young and talented side, PSV continue to lead the Eredivise table with all comprehensive wins in their opening 3 matches.
