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Watch Ajax vs PSV as two of the Eredivisie’s biggest clubs go head-to-head at the Johan Cruyff Arena, with all the key live streaming and TV broadcast details you need, wherever you are in the world.

Date: Saturday 5 September

Kick-off time: 7:00pm BST / 2:00pm ET / 4:00am AEST (Sun.)

Venue: Johan Cruyff Arena, Amsterdam

TV & Streaming: ESPN (US)

Ajax have made a steady start to the campaign, recording two wins and one draw from their opening three matches. Having not lifted the Eredivisie title since 2022, Michel’s side are determined to end that wait by finishing first this season.

PSV have also begun strongly, with three wins and one draw from their first four fixtures. They are right behind early pacesetters AZ, who still boast a 100% record after four games.

Here is everything you need to know to follow Ajax vs PSV online from anywhere on matchday five of the 2026/27 Eredivisie season.

Ajax XI: Ter Stegen; Gaaei, Bouwman, Baas, Henrique; Klaassen, Mokio, Brandt; Berghuis, Arokodare, Gloukh.

PSV XI: Kovar; Dest, Geertruida, Obispo, Junior; Fernandez, Sano; Perisic, Til, Van Bommel; Pepi.

If you are away from home at the moment, you do not have to miss Ajax vs PSV.

A Virtual Private Network (VPN) can help you get around geo-restrictions by making your device appear as though it is located in another country.

Unfortunately, viewers in the UK will not be able to watch Ajax vs PSV live.

In the UK but travelling from overseas? You can watch Ajax vs PSV through your usual service if you are able to access it while abroad.

ESPN is the broadcaster showing Ajax vs PSV for viewers in the United States.

Outside the US right now? You can still access Ajax vs PSV on ESPN+ through your regular subscription, subject to service terms.

ESPN Select offers access to the Ajax vs PSV match, with plans starting at $13.99/month or $139.99/year. It also includes coverage of the FA Cup, La Liga and the Bundesliga.

Unfortunately, as in the UK, Ajax vs PSV will not be available to watch in Australia this weekend.

Travelling in Australia from abroad? You may be able to access your home subscription while away, subject to the platform’s terms.

A four-year Eredivisie title drought feels like a long time for a club of Ajax’s size, but there is growing belief in Amsterdam that the Netherlands’ most successful club are moving back towards the summit.

Last season’s fifth-place finish was a major let-down, with Ajax going through three different managers, including interim appointments. Michel’s arrival during the summer has increased optimism for 2026/27, and collecting seven points from the first nine available marks a positive opening for the Amsterdammers.

This will clearly be Ajax’s toughest examination so far. They will have Rayane Bounida, Daley Blind and Viktor Tsygankov available, while recent arrivals Simon Adingra and Thilo Kehrer could also be involved following their moves.

PSV have played one match more than Ajax and they too remain unbeaten, taking 10 points from the first 12 on offer. Peter Bosz’s team have controlled the division in recent seasons and are favourites to secure what would be a fourth straight title.

As expected, PSV have stayed committed to the aggressive attacking approach that has served them so well in recent years. Even though they are the away side, they are likely to take the initiative against Ajax this weekend.

However, the Boeren will be without Alassane Plea, Kiliann Sildillia, Sami Ouaissa, Jerdy Schouten and Dennis Man for the trip to the Johan Cruyff Arena.

Ajax 2-2 PSV

Both teams head into this Eredivisie showdown full of confidence after impressive starts to the season, but an entertaining draw could see them share the points.