34 penalties were recorded in a qualifying match between Ajax and Panathinaikos, which is now a new record for UEFA competitions. The ‘mega-shoot-out’ surpassed the previous record of 32 attempts at the European U-21 Championship semi-final in 2007 where the Netherlands beat England 13-12. After winning the first leg of the competition, Ajax conceded a goal in the 89th minute. The match went into the shoot-out where Ajax claimed the victory after a 13-12 final score. Ajax keeper Remko Pasveer made five saves and scored on his own attempt to help the hosts win the shootout. The world record for the longest shootout was set in May when Israeli third-tier clubs SC Dimona and Shimshon Tel Aviv took 56 penalties to resolve its semifinal promotion playoff tie. Manchester United Coach Erik ten Hag Expresses Concerns Over Team’s Preparations Ahead of Premier League 2024-25 Season, Says ‘Team is Not Ready’.

Ajax vs Panathinaikos Europa 2024-25 Qualifier Sets UEFA Record of 34 Penalties in a Game

The 34th & winning penalty in Ajax vs Panathinaikos Europa 2024-25 Qualifier

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