"Ajax's continental campaign has been nothing short of disastrous. Johnny Heitinga's side have lost all three matches so far, conceding 11 goals and scoring just once-the worst record in the competition. Their defeats include a 2-0 loss to Inter Milan, a 4-0 thrashing by Marseille, and a 5-1 humiliation at Chelsea. These results leave Ajax bottom of the 36-team league phase and in desperate need of a turnaround."
"Galatasaray have bounced back impressively from their 5-1 opening defeat to Eintracht Frankfurt. Okan Buruk's men stunned Liverpool 1-0 before beating Bodo/Glimt 3-1, and now aim for a third straight Champions League victory. Their resurgence has been powered by Victor Osimhen, who scored twice against Bodo and has now netted in seven consecutive European matches, amassing nine goals in that run."
Ajax have lost all three Champions League matches, conceding 11 goals and scoring once, leaving them bottom of the 36-team league phase and needing a turnaround. Domestic form shows one win in six across competitions. Suspensions and injuries rule out Kenneth Taylor, Steven Berghuis, Kasper Dolberg, and Branco van den Boomen. Mika Godts, Raúl Moro, Wout Weghorst, and Oscar Gloukh are expected to lead the attack and midfield. Galatasaray have recovered from an opening defeat, beating Liverpool and Bodo/Glimt for two straight wins. Victor Osimhen has scored in seven consecutive European matches, totaling nine goals.
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