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ESPN » Seasons 2018-2021 ESPN+ will broadcast three Eredivisie matches per week. Available on: ESPN+

What impact will the UCL and UEL quarter-final results have on the domestic leagues?

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The European results on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday will play a crucial role in the final rounds of Europe's top-flight leagues.

Eredivise postpone entire round of fixtures to aid Ajax prepare for Tottenham clash

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The Dutch outfit will get two extra days off while they gear up for the trip to London.

ESPN+ streaming schedule: AC Milan-Lazio, Inter-Roma, Major League Soccer

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ESPN+ streaming schedule: Ajax-PSV, Roma-Fiorentina, Toronto FC-NYFC, Cascadia Cup

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The conclusion of the international break introduces the return of club football and a host of blockbuster clashes including Ajax-PSV, Roma-Fiorentina, and Toronto FC-NYFC are imminent.

MLS, FA Cup semi-finals, Ajax vs PSV lead ESPN March 29 - April 07 coverage

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Club football returns to ESPN now that the international break is over, with Toronto FC vs New York City FC, Columbus Crew SC vs Atlanta United FC, and Man City vs Brighton leading the way.

Ajax get Champions League boost as Eredivisie games postponed - The World Game

Ajax's UEFA Champions League hopes have received a boost after the Dutch FA announced the Eredivisie fixtures on the weekend before their semi-final first

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The Eredivisie (or "Honorary Division" in Dutch) is the top tier of football in the Netherlands. This league was founded in 1956 and is based on a relegation-promotion system, just like most European leagues. Eighteen teams battle through 34 games yearly, with 15 teams securing their spot in the next season. One team is automatically relegated, while two more sides battle for their spot in a relegation playoff against six teams from the Eerste Divisie (First Division).

The process to decide the last two spots is a bit tricky, but it proceeds as follows: first, the bottom-placed side is automatically relegated to the second tier. 

Meanwhile, the next two clubs automatically feature in a two-legged play-off in two groups of four. These two groups are comprised of three Eerste Divisie sides plus one Eredivisie team, and whoever wins each quartet remains in the top flight. 

For the 2018-19 season, Emmen, De Graafschap and Fortuna Sittard are the three promoted clubs, replacing Roda JC, Twente, and Sparta Rotterdam.

PSV was crowned champion of the 2017-18 season, beating bitter rivals Ajax by four points. It was PSV’s third championship in the last four years. 

Did you know…? Ajax, PSV, and Feyenoord are the only clubs that have played in all 63 editions of the Dutch Eredivisie. Ajax has won 25 league titles since the first season of the Eredivisie, with PSV following them closely with 21 championships to their name.