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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-28 · 30 entries checked · 57 flagged · 125 issues confirmed · 21 corrected · 104 still open
De Meer Stadion — The last match at De Meer Stadion was played on May 5, 1996 (Ajax vs FC Groningen), not April 28, 1996.
De Meer Stadion — Claiming the stadium stood empty for 'over a year' contradicts the provided timeline; with the correct last match date of May 1996 and demolition starting in late 1996, the period was approximately six months.
PSV Eindhoven Rivalry — Player Timeline Error: Marco van Basten and Romario did not face each other in Ajax vs PSV matches; Van Basten left Ajax for Milan in 1987, while Romario joined PSV in 1988.
Ajax Youth Academy — Frank de Boer's coaching timeline is inaccurate: he retired in May 2004 but did not begin as assistant coach until July 2005, making the claim that he joined 'immediately after retiring' factually incorrect.
Founding of AFC Ajax in 1900 — The entry describes the Greek hero Ajax as one who 'could not be defeated', which is mythologically inaccurate as he committed suicide after losing the arms of Achilles.
First League Championship Win — The entry incorrectly claims Ajax's first title ended Sparta Rotterdam's recent three-peat dominance; Sparta's three consecutive titles actually concluded in 1910–11, with Quick Nijmegen and HFC Haarlem winning championships before Ajax's 1917–18 victory.
First League Championship Win — The entry incorrectly labels the Eerste Klasse West I as the '(National Championship)'; it was a regional district league, and the actual national title was awarded to the winner of subsequent playoffs among all district champions.
Total Football Era Begins — The entry incorrectly states Johan Cruyff failed to score against Standard Liège and Leeds United; he actually scored a hat-trick in the second leg vs Standard Liège and added a goal in the semi-final second leg vs Leeds United.
Total Football Era Begins — The entry incorrectly credits Anton Witkamp with coining 'Total Football'; established football canon attributes the term's creation and popularization to journalist Jan van der Waal.
Louis van Gaal Management Era — Louis van Gaal won 4 Eredivisie titles during his first Ajax tenure (1991–1997), not 5; the 1990–91 championship was won by PSV.
Louis van Gaal Management Era — Frank de Boer played as a central defender in the back three during the 1995 Champions League Final, not as a midfield anchor; Edgar Davids was the defensive midfielder.
Eredivisie Championships (36) — The entry incorrectly conflates total Dutch national championships (36) with specific Eredivisie titles and contains an internal contradiction between the intro (36) and 'Did You Know' section (29).
Eredivisie Championships (36) — The entry incorrectly states the longest winning streak is 3 consecutive titles; Ajax holds a record of 4 consecutive Eredivisie titles achieved from 2011 to 2014.
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