Ajax vs Thun prediction, odds and how to watch

Thun claimed all three points at Vaduz on Sunday, winning 2-1 in the Swiss Super League thanks to a dominant second-half display, while the hosts self-destructed with five yellow cards and a performance that raised serious questions about their basic standards.

Ajax dominated every statistical category but could not hold on, with Excelsior scoring twice from minimal chances to earn a 2-2 draw at the Johan Cruyff Arena. Connor Maguire gives his verdict on a result that has no excuse.

Servette came from behind to beat Thun 4-2, with Fabio Saiz grabbing two goals for the hosts before Servette's clinical second-half display, capped by David Datro Fofana, settled it. Thun had 60% possession and 17 shots but converted just two of them. That is your problem right there.

Ajax put Willem II to the sword with a commanding 5-1 win at home, with two goals before the break setting the platform for a second-half rout that exposed every weakness in the visitors' defensive standards.

Ajax put five past Fortuna Sittard at the Fortuna Sittard Stadion, with Julian Brandt, Thilo Kehrer, Davy Klaassen and Kasper Dolberg among the scorers in a dominant away display. Fortuna's consolation from substitute Anthony Descotte was nothing more than a footnote.

Samuele Bengondo's 23rd-minute finish gave Grasshopper all three points at Thun, with the visitors holding firm despite heavy home pressure and a dominant display on the ball from the hosts.

FC Groningen have conceded in every single Eredivisie match in their last ten, and Ajax arrive on Sunday having scored seventeen goals in their last five. This is not a good combination if you are from Groningen.

Hajduk Split have not lost a Conference League match in four attempts, but Ajax arrive in Croatia having scored freely in every single game they have played. Something has to give on Thursday night.