- Ajax are 6 wins, 3 draws and 1 loss in their last 10 matches in all competitions.
- Brondby are unbeaten in their last 10 in all competitions (W7, D3).
Ajax are on a roll
Ajax Amsterdam (W) are the favourites for Wednesday's UEFA Champions League Women Qualification 2026-2027 second-round tie against a solid Brondby (W) side, although the odds alone tell the story of what's at stake here.
At 2.12 for the hosts, 2.87 for the visitors and 3.9 for the draw, the odds are unappealing on the outright markets. However, the over 2.5 goals line at 1.48 has a great deal of bite, and the hosts to win and over 2.5 goals should be priced up at around the same number.
Ajax have won their last three games, including back-to-back victories over AZ Alkmaar (W) (3-1 at home) and SC Heerenveen (W) (1-3 away). Anouk Bruil has her side playing a possession-first, high-tempo style of play, where the ball moves quickly from side-to-side to overload opponents and press them aggressively on the counter.
Brondby to be compact, cool and calm
However, they face a different proposition in Brondby (W), who are unbeaten in their last ten in all competitions (W7, D3). Frederiksen has his side set up in a structure-first shape, they keep the tempo under control and allow their players time on the ball in tight spaces, which will look to stifle Ajax.
The Danes have drawn their last two, a 1-1 draw away at FC Midtjylland (W) and a 1-1 draw at home to FC Nordsjaelland (W) in the A-Liga Women 2026/2027. Agnete Nielsen has been Brondby's livewire, she's scored four of their nine goals in the last five matches and she has the sharpness to be a threat in front of goal.
Clash of styles could be decisive
Brondby have scored 1.60 goals and conceded just 0.60 per away match across all competitions, so they travel with real steel. Ajax will attempt to pin the visitors back and force turnovers, while Brondby will choke space and punish loose transitions.
We believe that the home team should edge a tight contest, although the unbeaten run of Brondby and their resilience on the road suggests it won't be a comfortable victory.