http://www.soccerage.com/en/13/r0330.html 11/01/2003. AZ Alkmaar looked on course to complete an unlikely double of victories away to PSV Eindhoven and Ajax to go top of the Dutch Eredivisie, but ended up leaving Amsterdam with nothing. Ajax and AZ, coached by former Ajax boss Co Adriaanse, went into the game level at top of the table. AZ continued to show they are not in a false position in the upper reaches of the table by taking a fifth minute lead through in form Kenneth Perez. After 22 minutes Zlatan Ibrahimovic drew Ronald Koeman's side level, but almost immediately Perez restored AZ's lead. The visitors kept hold of their lead until 14 minutes of time when Nigel de Jong pulled Ajax back on level terms and with two minutes left Tomas Galasek won the match from the penalty spot. AZ drop below PSV Eindhoven into third place after Guus Hiddink's side won 3-1 away to NAC Breda this evening. The Dutch champions were without the injured Mark van Bommel and the suspended Mateja Kezman, but still made light work of NAC. Theo Lucius scored after five minutes and Ji Sung-Park bagged a brace before half time, while Orlando Engelaar scored a late consolation goal. Elsewhere, Vitesse drew 2-2 with FC Twente and RBC Roosendaal won 1-0 at home to NEC Nijmegen. (Rob Hogley) --

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