Maccabi Tel-Aviv 2-1 Ajax Amsterdam (Nov 3, 2004) Final Score

Ajax Amsterdam

The race for five places in next season's Champions League

Serie A secures extra place in Champions League

UEFA fines Barcelona for fans' Nazi salutes, racist gestures

Maccabi Tel-Aviv

Ajax Amsterdam

The race for five places in next season's Champions League

Serie A secures extra place in Champions League

UEFA fines Barcelona for fans' Nazi salutes, racist gestures

Match Formations

Game Information

Match Timeline

UEFA Champions League Standings

UEFA Champions League News

1-0-4, 3 PTS

Baruch Dago (49', 57')

Daniël De Ridder (87')

No.Name
1Liran Shrtrauber
2Avi Strol 7Bruno Reis
3Salem Abo Siam
4Kobbi Moosa
5Moshe Mishalov
23Marcio Giovanini
10Baruch Dago
11Erez Mesika
15Liran Cohen 17John Pantsil
19Tamir Cohen
18Ishmael Addo 14Oren Zeytuni

Substitutes
22Gal Hofi Nir
20Shuki Nagar
9Elad Bonfeld
25Emile Mbamba

Ramat-Gan Stadium

2:45 PM, November 3, 2004

Attendance: 35,000

Referees:
Vladimir Hrinak

Maccabi Tel-Aviv

Ajax Amsterdam

Two leagues will be rewarded with extra places in next season's Champions League as part of the 36-team competition revamp -- but who will benefit?

Serie A will have five teams in the Champions League next season after it secured one of the two extra places for performance across the three European competitions this season.

Barcelona were fined €25,000 ($26,600) by UEFA on Thursday for Nazi salutes and racist gestures by fans at a Champions League game against Paris Saint-Germain last week.

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Real Madrid

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