Sion
AjaxSion host Ajax at the Stade de Tourbillon in the final round of Conference League qualification, with both teams arriving after productive starts to the season. The Swiss side have built momentum across domestic and European competition, while Ajax remain unbeaten through their four qualifying matches so far.
Sion bring a five-win surge
Sion have won five of their last six completed matches, with the only interruption a 2-2 draw away to Noah. That sequence includes a 2-1 home victory over Noah in the return meeting, a 4-0 win against BATE and league successes over Luzern and Vaduz. Their most recent outing brought another emphatic result, 6-1 away to Kerzers in the Swiss Cup.
Ajax unbeaten in six
Ajax have also been difficult to beat, going six matches without defeat across the Eredivisie and Conference League qualifiers. Four consecutive victories against Vojvodina, Shelbourne and Zwolle were followed by two 2-2 draws, away to Shelbourne and at home to Heerenveen. Their European campaign has therefore combined a strong winning spell with a pair of more competitive recent fixtures.
Boteli and Berghuis among the standouts
Boteli Winsley and Ilyas Chouaref have been among Sion's stronger recent performers, with Donat Rrudhani and Baltazar also prominent in midfield. Ajax have had Steven Berghuis among their leading performers, while Oscar Gloukh, Lucas Rosa and Youri Regeer have also produced strong recent displays. With both sides carrying several players in good form, the recent results point towards a competitive first meeting.
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