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PSV Eindhoven crowned 2024/25 Eredivisie champions

A 3-1 win at Sparta Rotterdam was enough to hand Peter Bosz and his men the Eredivisie title, which culminated in one of the most exciting climaxes in living memory. With only five matches to play, Ajax were nine points clear.

Ajax beat PSV 2-0 in Eindhoven on March, and all seemed set fair for the Dutch giants to claim their 37th Eredivisie crown. But Ajax, hoping to bounce back from one of their worst ever seasons last year, collapsed in spectacular fashion, to hand PSV the initiative.

The penultimate match was especially painful for Ajax. With fate still in their hands, one point ahead of PSV, they conceded an equaliser in the ninth minute of extra time against Groningen. This 2-2 draw allowed PSV, who had won six straight games since that loss to Ajax, to leapfrog their Amsterdam rivals, meaning three points on Sunday was enough for glory.

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