There is already a decision on the suspended Ajax-Feyenoord

The Dutch Football Federation (KNVB) decided on Monday that the meeting would continue on Wednesday afternoon behind closed doors Ajax-Feyenoord suspended on Sunday for throwing flares and other objects from the stands of the Amsterdam stadium by ‘ajacied’ ultras as the visitors won, 0-3.

After the suspension, riots broke out that left fifteen people arrested and two police officers injured.

The match had to be permanently suspended in the 55th minute after groups of ultras from Ajax threw objects onto the field and launched flares on two occasions: the first before half-time – when scoring Feyenoord his third goal – and the second ten minutes in the second half, where it was considered that safety could not be guaranteed and it was decided to suspend the match.

As soon as the match was cancelled, hundreds of fans committed acts of vandalism in the area around the stadium. Ajaxthe Johan Cruyff Arena, and attacked police vans with stones, who responded with tear gas and arrested fifteen people, according to a Dutch press report on Monday.

After a meeting on Monday morning, the Dutch Federation, the country’s League and the governing body of the Eredivisie decided that the remaining 35 minutes of the match would be played on Wednesday behind closed doors from 2:00 pm, an option that was rejected The Feyenoord and before it is considered going to court.

“For us it is not advantageous that the game has been suspended,” said the coach of the team on Sunday afternoon. Feyenoord, Arne Slotconsidering that the match should be finished with the final result at the time of suspension (0-3 in their favor).

Until the 55th minute, the moment of canceling the match, the height of Feyenoord This is evident. The rival of Atlético in the Champions was imposed on Johan Cruyff Arena led by the Mexican Santiago Gimenezwho scored two goals and assisted on one.