Ajax Amsterdam, the struggling Dutch giants, are hoping for a surge in form as they face Brighton in their Europa League tie. Since the appointment of new coach John van 't Schip, Ajax has won back-to-back Eredivisie games and is looking to continue their momentum in European competition.

Brighton had previously defeated Ajax 2-0 at home, but the Dutch side is determined to make a comeback. With just three points separating all four teams in Group B, Ajax is eager for their first Europa League win to keep their chances of advancing to the knockout stages alive.

Head coach Roberto De Zerbi of Brighton warned his team not to take Ajax lightly, acknowledging the impact of their coaching change. Ajax's recent performances have shown promise, and they will be looking to capitalize on their newfound form.

Brighton's Joao Pedro and Ansu Fati, on loan from Barcelona, will be crucial in their pursuit of victory. The Brighton boss expects them to continue pushing for success and has challenged them to work harder and improve their performances.

Ajax's recent resurgence under their new coach sets the stage for an exciting and competitive Europa League clash with Brighton. Both teams will be fighting for the win to boost their chances of progressing in the tournament.