2020–21 Jamshedpur FC season

28 December 2020 9  Bengaluru                       0–1     Jamshedpur   Margao
                      * Suresh [Yellow card] 32'                         Stadium: Fatorda Stadium
19:30 IST             * Paartalu [Yellow card] 62'  Report    * Eze 79'  Attendance: 0
                      * Bheke [Yellow card] 73'                          Referee: L Ajitkumar Meitei
                      * Silva [Yellow card] 87'                          Man of the Match: Rehenesh TP (Jamshedpur)

10 January 2021 10  Jamshedpur                2–3     Kerala Blasters                                                       Goa, India
                                                      Costa 22'                                                             Stadium: Tilak Maidan
19:30 IST           Nerijus Valskis 36', 84'  Report  Jeakson[Yellow card] 38'                                              Attendance: 0
                                                      Lalruatthara [Yellow card] 49' [Yellow-red card] 67' Murray 79', 82'  Referee: L Ajitkumar Meitei
                                                                                Man of the Match: Murray (KBFC)

14 January 2021 11  Goa                 3–0     Jamshedpur                                        Margao
                                                                                Stadium: Fatorda Stadium
19:30 IST             * Ortiz 19', 52'  Report    * Alex [Yellow card] 66' [Yellow-red card] 86'  Attendance: 0
                      * González 89'                                                              Referee: Rahul Kumar Gupta
                                                                                Man of the Match: Naveen Kumar (Goa)

17 January 2021 12  Jamshedpur                  1–2     NorthEast United             Vasco
                    Amarjit [Yellow card] 19'                                        Stadium: Tilak Maidan Stadium
                    Mobashir [Yellow card] 62'          Mehta 36'                    Attendance: 0
19:30 IST           Gahlot [Yellow card] 71'    Report  Brown 61' [Yellow card] 65'  Referee: Crystal John
                    Hartley 89'                         Apuia [Yellow card] 69'      Man of the Match: Federico Gallego (NEUFC)
                    Valskis [Yellow card] 90'

24 January 2021 13     Jamshedpur                  0–0     Hyderabad                 Vasco
                                                                                Stadium: Tilak Maidan Stadium
17:00 IST (UTC+05:30)  Hartley [Yellow card] 49'   Report  Sharma [Yellow card] 23'  Attendance: 0
                       Lourenco [Yellow card] 75'                                    Referee: Rahul Kumar Gupta
                                                                                Man of the Match: Santana (Hyderabad)


2020–21 Jamshedpur FC season

27 January 2021 14  Kerala Blasters  0–0     Jamshedpur                Bambolim
                                                                       Stadium: GMC Athletic Stadium
19:30 IST                            Report  Monroy [Yellow card] 72'  Attendance: 0
                                                                       Referee: C R Srikrishna
                                                                       Man of the Match: Sahal (KBFC)

1 February 2021 15  Odisha                          0–1     Jamshedpur      Bambolim
                                                                            Stadium: GMC Athletic Stadium
19:30 IST             * Taylor [Yellow card] 45+3'  Report    * Rahman 40'  Attendance: 0
                                                                            Referee: Santhosh Kumar

7 February 2021 16  Jamshedpur                         1–2     East Bengal         Margao
                                                                                Stadium: Fatorda Stadium
17:00 IST             * Hartley 83' [Yellow card] 90'  Report    * Steinmann 6'    Attendance: 0
                      * Valskis [Yellow card] 90'                * Pilkington 68'  Referee: Crystal John
                                                                                Man of the Match: Matti Steinmann (East Bengal)

10 February 2021 17  Chennaiyin                              0–1     Jamshedpur                               Bambolim
                                                                       * Peter Hartley [Yellow card] 74'      Stadium: GMC Stadium
19:30 IST              * Manuel Lanzarote [Yellow card] 66'  Report    * Enes Sipovic 90' (o.g.)              Attendance: 0
                       * Memo [Yellow card] 68'                        * Ricky Lallawmawma [Yellow card] 90'  Referee: Rahul Kumar Gupta
                                                                                Man of the Match: stephen Eze (Jamshedpur)

14 February 2021 18  ATK Mohun Bagan               1–0     Jamshedpur                     Margao, Goa
                                                                                Stadium: Fatorda Stadium
19:30 IST              * McHugh [Yellow card] 51'  Report    * de Lima [Yellow card] 87'  Attendance: 0
                       * Krishna 85'                                                      Referee: Harish Kundu
                                                                                Man of the Match: Roy Krishna (ATK Mohun Bagan)

20 February 2021 19  Jamshedpur                     2–0     Mumbai City                    Vasco
                       * Valskis [Yellow card] 66'                                         Stadium: Tilak Maidan Stadium
19:30 IST              * Thangjam 72'               Report    * Goddard [Yellow card] 79'  Attendance: 0
                       * Grande 90'                                                        Referee: Harish Kundu

25 February 2021 20  Jamshedpur       3–2     Bengaluru         Vasco
                       * Eze 16'                * González 62'  Stadium: Tilak Maidan Stadium
19:30 IST              * Doungel 34'  Report    * Chhetri 71'   Attendance: 0
                       * Grande 41'                             Referee: Rowan Arumughan


2020–21 Jamshedpur FC season

Statistics

Goal scorers

Rank       No.  Pos.                       Player                        Indian Super League  Indian Super Cup  Total
1          9    FW                         [Lithuania] Nerijus Valskis   8                    0                 8
2          66   DF                         [Nigeria] Stephen Eze         4                    0                 4
3          10   FW                         [Spain] David Grande          2                    0                 2
29         DF   [England] Peter Hartley    2                             0                    2
5          2    DF                         [India] Boris Singh Thangjam  1                    0                 1
11         FW   [India] Aniket Jadhav      1                             0                    1
15         MF   [India] Mobashir Rahman    1                             0                    1
18         FW   [India] Seiminlen Doungel  1                             0                    1
Own goals  1    0                          1
Total      21   0                          21

Last updated: 25 February 2021.
Source: FBref

Clean sheets

Rank   No.  Pos.  Player               Indian Super League  Indian Super Cup  Total
1      32   GK    [India] Rehenesh TP  8                    0                 8
Total  8    0     8

Last updated: 18 December 2020.
Source: FBref

  * 2020–21 in Indian football
  * Jamshedpur FC


Cedon, Virginia

An antique shop in Cedon

Cedon is an unincorporated community in Caroline County, in the U.S. state of Virginia.

  * U.S. Geological Survey Geographic Names Information System: Cedon, Virginia

38°03′40″N 77°31′07″W / 38.06111°N 77.51861°W


2006–07 Udinese Calcio season

During the 2006–07 Italian football season, Udinese Calcio competed in Serie A.

Season summary

Manager Giovanni Galeone was sacked on 16 January after disagreements with the club. He was replaced by Alberto Malesani, who led the club to an unimpressive 10th place in the final table. His contract was not extended at the end of the season, and Pasquale Marino was signed from Catania as his replacement.

Competitions

Serie A

Main article: 2006–07 Serie A
     Team
Pos    * v      Pld  W   D   L   GF  GA  GD   Pts  Qualification or relegation
       * t
       * e
8    Atalanta   38   12  14  12  56  54  +2   50
9    Sampdoria  38   13  10  15  44  48  −4   49   Qualification to Intertoto Cup third round
10   Udinese    38   12  10  16  49  55  −6   46
11   Livorno    38   10  13  15  41  54  −13  43
12   Parma      38   10  12  16  41  56  −15  42

Source:
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored.
Notes:

First-team squad

Squad at end of season

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.


2006–07 Udinese Calcio season

No.  Pos.  Nation                Player               No.  Pos.  Nation                Player
1    GK    [Italy] ITA           Morgan De Sanctis    25   MF    [Italy] ITA           Andrea Migliorini
2    DF    [Colombia] COL        Cristián Zapata      26   DF    [Italy] ITA           Marco Motta
3    DF    [Italy] ITA           Damiano Zenoni       27   MF    [Paraguay] PAR        José Montiel
4    MF    [Italy] ITA           Gaetano D'Agostino   28   GK    [Italy] ITA           Gennaro Terminiello (on loan from Sorrento)
5    MF    [Nigeria] NGA         Christian Obodo      29   MF    [Italy] ITA           Raffaele De Martino
6    DF    [Italy] ITA           Andrea Coda          30   DF    [Switzerland] SUI     Igor Djuric
7    FW    [Brazil] BRA          Paulo Vitor Barreto  31   DF    [France] FRA          Mohamadou Sissoko
8    MF    [Italy] ITA           Giampiero Pinzi      32   FW    [Italy] ITA           Federico Gerardi
9    FW    [Italy] ITA           Vincenzo Iaquinta    33   DF    [Italy] ITA           Giovanni Langella
10   FW    [Italy] ITA           Antonio Di Natale    34   DF    [Italy] ITA           Massimo Gotti
11   MF    [Ghana] GHA           Sulley Muntari       35   DF    [Italy] ITA           Olsen Gallinelli
13   DF    [Italy] ITA           Emanuele Politti     40   FW    [Finland] FIN         Jani Virtanen
14   DF    [Italy] ITA           Cesare Natali        58   MF    [Italy] ITA           Daniele Fornaio
15   FW    [Italy] ITA           Christian Tiboni     59   GK    [Italy] ITA           Carlo Sciarrone
16   MF    [Cameroon] CMR        Kelvin Matute        66   DF    [Czech Republic] CZE  Tomáš Sivok
17   DF    [Finland] FIN         Jarkko Hurme         69   MF    [Brazil] BRA          Sodinha
18   FW    [Ghana] GHA           Asamoah Gyan         70   GK    [Italy] ITA           Fabrizio Casazza


2006–07 Udinese Calcio season

19   DF    [Brazil] BRA          Felipe               82   DF    [Serbia] SRB          Aleksandar Luković
20   DF    [Italy] ITA           Andrea Dossena       86   DF    [Brazil] BRA          Guilherme Siqueira
21   DF    [Czech Republic] CZE  Tomáš Zápotočný      87   MF    [Italy] ITA           Alessandro Osso
22   MF    [Uruguay] URU         Juan Surraco         88   GK    [Italy] ITA           Marco Murriero
23   FW    [France] FRA          Albin Hodža          90   FW    [Argentina] ARG       Federico Laurito


2006–07 Udinese Calcio season

Left club during season

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No.  Pos.  Nation           Player                               No.  Pos.  Nation          Player
12   GK    [Italy] ITA      Gabriele Paoletti (to Messina)       23   MF    [Finland] FIN   Roman Eremenko (on loan to Siena)
16   MF    [Argentina] ARG  Fernando Tissone (to Atalanta)       24   MF    [Paraguay] PAR  Claudio Vargas (on loan to Treviso)
16   DF    [Italy] ITA      Michele Rinaldi (on loan to Rimini)  25   MF    [Italy] ITA     Piermario Morosini (on loan to Bologna)
21   MF    [Colombia] COL   Abel Aguilar (on loan to Xerez)      77   FW    [Brazil] BRA    Schumacher (on loan to Ciudad de Murcia)
22   DF    [Italy] ITA      Massimo Gotti (on loan to Ascoli)


1981 in Australian television

This article is a summary of 1981 in Australian television.

Events

Television

  * 15 February - Channel Nine Celebrates 25 Years Of Television, hosted by Bert Newton
  * 2 March Network Ten introduces its new breakfast TV show, Good Morning Australia, marking the return of breakfast television to Australian television screens.
  * 30 March - British sitcom To the Manor Born debuts on ABC.
  * 10 April - The TV Week Logie Awards air on Network Ten for the first time.
  * 23 May - Nine Network premieres a brand new sports program called Wide World of Sports.
  * 27 July - Wheel of Fortune premieres on the Seven Network, hosted by Ernie Sigley with Adriana Xenides.
  * 29 July - The Wedding of Charles, Prince of Wales, and Lady Diana Spencer is broadcast across ABC and almost every commercial channel in Australia.
  * 16 September - The Nine Network celebrates 25 years of television in Australia.
  * 12 November - Final episode of the Australia soap opera The Restless Years airs on Network Ten.
  * 15 November - The Nine Network premieres its Sunday morning political current affairs program Sunday, hosted by Jim Waley.
  * 23 November - A Country Practice debuts on Seven Network.
  * December - After a two year-battle, Rupert Murdoch's News Limited finally gains control of the Melbourne headquarters of Network Ten after appealing the decision by the Australian Broadcasting Tribunal which blocked the takeover.

Debuts

Program                            Network        Debut date
And Here Comes Bucknuckle          ABC            26 January
Daily at Dawn                      Seven Network  3 February
Good Morning Australia             Network Ten    2 March
Fatty and George                   ABC            3 March
Outbreak of Love                   ABC            15 March
Levkas Man                         ABC            18 March
Wide World of Sports               Nine Network   23 May
Ratbags                            Network Ten    2 June
I Can Jump Puddles                 ABC            7 June
Holiday Island                     Network Ten    17 June
Bellamy                            Network Ten    26 June
Intimate Strangers                 ABC            12 July
Wheel of Fortune                   Seven Network  21 July
The New Price Is Right             Seven Network  7 September
The Nargun and the Stars           ABC            15 September
Sunday                             Nine Network   15 November
A Country Practice                 Seven Network  23 November
The National Today Show aka Today  Nine network   1981-

New International Programming


1981 in Australian television

* 4 February - [United States] Knots Landing (Seven Network)
  * 10 February - [United States] Buck Rogers in the 25th Century (Nine Network)
  * 14 February - [United States] Freebie and the Bean (Network Ten)
  * 21 February/26 June - [United States] Here's Boomer (21 February: Seven Network - Sydney, 26 June: Seven Network - Melbourne)
  * 4 March - [United Kingdom] Worzel Gummidge (ABC)
  * 4 March - [United States] Leatherstocking Tales (ABC)
  * 8 March - [United Kingdom] To Serve Them All My Days (ABC)
  * 14 March/7 May - [United Kingdom] The Sandbaggers (14 March: Nine Network - Sydney, 7 May: Nine Network - Melbourne)
  * 30 March - [United Kingdom] To the Manor Born (ABC)
  * 30 April - [United Kingdom] The Enigma Files (ABC)
  * 4 May - [Japan] Monkey (ABC)
  * 12 May - [United States]/[Australia] Drak Pack (Seven Network)
  * 15 May - [Canada] Romie-0 and Julie-8 (Seven Network)
  * 22 May - [Canada] The Devil and Daniel Mouse (Seven Network)
  * 30 May - [United States] Magnum, P.I. (Network Ten)
  * 5 June - [Canada] Matt and Jenny (ABC)
  * 20 June - [United Kingdom] Yes Minister (ABC)
  * 15 July - [United Kingdom] Jukes of Piccadilly (ABC)
  * 8 August - [United States] Richie Rich (Nine Network)
  * 24 August - [United States] Walt Disney's Mickey and Donald (Seven Network)
  * 26 August - [United Kingdom] The Swish of the Curtain (ABC)
  * 2 September - [United Kingdom] Arthur C. Clarke's Mysterious World (Nine Network)
  * 7 September - [Canada] Wayne and Shuster (ABC)


1981 in Australian television

* 7 September - [Canada] Wayne and Shuster (ABC)
  * 7 October - [United Kingdom] God's Wonderful Railway (ABC)
  * 22 October - [Australia]/[United Kingdom] Tenko (ABC)
  * 27 October - [Canada] Huckleberry Finn and His Friends (Seven Network)
  * 18 November - [United States] It's a Living (Nine Network)
  * 18 November - [United States] Ladies' Man (Nine Network)
  * 20 November - [United States] Goodtime Girls (Network Ten)
  * 13 December - [United States] A Connecticut Rabbit in King Arthur's Court (Network Ten - Melbourne)
  * 21 December - [United States] How Bugs Bunny Won the West (Network Ten)
  * 23 December - [Canada] A Cosmic Christmas (ABC)
  * 31 December - [United Kingdom] Hi-De-Hi! (ABC)


1981 in Australian television

Changes to network affiliation

This is a list of programs which made their premiere on an Australian television network that had previously premiered on another Australian television network. The networks involved in the switch of allegiances are predominantly both free-to-air networks or both subscription television networks. Programs that have their free-to-air/subscription television premiere, after previously premiering on the opposite platform (free-to air to subscription/subscription to free-to air) are not included. In some cases, programs may still air on the original television network. This occurs predominantly with programs shared between subscription television networks.

International

Program                                      New network(s)  Previous network(s)  Date
[United States] The Nutty Squirrels Present  NRN             ABC                  25 March

Television shows

1950s

  * Mr. Squiggle and Friends (1959–1999)

1960s

  * Four Corners (1961–present)

1970s

  * Hey Hey It's Saturday (1971–1999, 2009–2010)
  * Young Talent Time (1971–1988)
  * Countdown (1974–1987)
  * The Don Lane Show (1975–1983)
  * 60 Minutes (1979–present)
  * Prisoner (1979–1986)

1980s

  * Sale of the Century (1980–2001)
  * Kingswood Country (1980–1984)
  * Wheel of Fortune (1981–2008)
  * A Town Like Alice, mini-series produced by Network Seven.

Ending this year

Date         Show                      Channel        Debut
22 April     Levkas Man                ABC            18 March 1981
28 April     Daily at Dawn             Seven Network  3 February 1981
5 May        Fatty and George          ABC            3 March 1981
19 July      Intimage Strangers        ABC            12 July 1981
27 July      Skyways                   Seven Network  9 July 1979
2 August     I Can Jump Puddles        ABC            7 June 1981
13 October   The Nargun and the Stars  ABC            15 September 1981
12 November  The Restless Years        Network Ten    6 December 1977
18 December  Bellamy                   Network Ten    26 June 1981

Returning this year

TV movies

  * 1981 in Australia
  * List of Australian films of 1981


Strašín

Strašín is a municipality and village in Klatovy District in the Plzeň Region of the Czech Republic. It has about 300 inhabitants.

Strašín lies approximately 37 kilometres (23 mi) south-east of Klatovy, 67 km (42 mi) south of Plzeň, and 116 km (72 mi) south-west of Prague.

Administrative parts

Villages and hamlets of Maleč, Nahořánky, Věštín and Zuklín are administrative parts of Strašín.

Notable people

  * Karel Raška (1909–1987), epidemiologist
Wikimedia Commons has media related to Strašín (Klatovy District).


2021 Staffordshire County Council election

Elections to Staffordshire County Council took place on 6 May 2021 on the same day as district council elections in Cannock Chase and Tamworth and other local elections in England.councillors were elected.

The result was a second consecutive landslide victory for the Conservative Party which increased its majority on the council from 51 seats in 2017 up to 57 seats, out of a possible 62. The Labour Party lost six of its ten seats which was the party's worst result since the 2009 election when it had been left with three seats; Labour was left without any representation in five of the county's eight districts and boroughs. The remaining seat was won by an independent candidate who held her Stone Urban seat.

Background

The Conservative Party had held a majority of seats in Staffordshire County Council since 2009 when it had ended 28 consecutive years of Labour control. The most recent election in Staffordshire had been the 2019 general election, in which all twelve Staffordshire constituencies were won by the Conservatives.Liberal Democrats and Green Party were targeting specific divisions in the hope of making inroads into areas held by the main parties. Reform UK, the Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition and the Heritage Party fielded candidates for the first time at a Staffordshire County Council election, as did a new localist party founded in 2020, the Chase Community Independents Group.

Summary

Election result


Summary

Election result

2021 Staffordshire County Council election
Party                                       Candidates                          Seats  Gains  Losses  Net gain/loss  Seats %       Votes %  Votes  +/−
                                            Conservative                        62     57     6       0              [Increase] 6  91.9     56.6   125,649  +2.8
                                            Labour                              62     4      0       6              [Decrease] 6  6.5      26.2   58,225   –1.7
                                            Independent                         18     1      0       0              [Steady]      1.6      6.4    9,059    +1.6
                                            Green                               48     0      0       0              [Steady]      0.0      6.4    14,198   +1.2
                                            Chase Community Independents Group  5      0      0       0              [Steady]      0.0      2.8    6,192    N/A
                                            Liberal Democrats                   24     0      0       0              [Steady]      0.0      2.7    5,949    –1.9
                                            UKIP                                14     0      0       0              [Steady]      0.0      1.0    2,171    –5.0
                                            Reform UK                           4      0      0       0              [Steady]      0.0      0.1    421      N/A
                                            TUSC                                5      0      0       0              [Steady]      0.0      0.1    253      N/A
                                            Heritage                            1      0      0       0              [Steady]      0.0      <0.1   55       N/A

Council composition

Prior to the election, the composition of the council was:

↓
51            10      1
Conservative  Labour  Ind

After the election, the composition of the council was:

↓
57            4       1
Conservative  Labour  Ind

Division results

Results for individual divisions are shown below.districts or boroughs and listed alphabetically. Vote share changes are based on the results achieved by parties in 2017 election when these seats were last contested.

District of Cannock Chase

(7 seats, 6 electoral divisions)


(7 seats, 6 electoral divisions)

Cannock Chase District summary result
Party  Seats              Gains  Losses  Net gain/loss  Seats %      Votes %  Votes  +/−
       Conservative       7      2       0              [Increase]2  100.0    50.0   14,464  [Increase]8.7
       Labour             0      0       2              [Decrease]2  0.0      26.4   7,634   [Decrease]5.3
       Chase Indies       0      0       0              N/A          0.0      17.3   4,997   N/A
       Green              0      0       0              [Steady]0    0.0      3.1    882     [Decrease]10.3
       Liberal Democrats  0      0       0              [Steady]0    0.0      1.9    547     [Decrease]1.2
       Independent        0      0       0              [Steady]0    0.0      0.6    162     [Decrease]0.9
       Reform UK          0      0       0              N/A          0.0      0.4    117     N/A
       TUSC               0      0       0              N/A          0.0      0.3    97      N/A

Brereton and Ravenhill
Party     Candidate                      Votes             %              ±%
          Conservative                   Peter Kruskonjic  1,111          40.6  [Increase]8.4
          Labour                         Alan Dudson       942            34.4  [Decrease]1.7
          Liberal Democrats              Gerald Molineux   547            20.0  [Decrease]3.7
          Green                          David Green       138            5.0   N/A
Majority  169                            6.2               N/A
Turnout   2,762                          28.5              [Increase]0.9
          Conservative gain from Labour  Swing             [Increase]5.1

Cannock Town Centre
Party     Candidate          Votes             %               ±%
          Conservative       Paul Snape        2,295           61.8  [Increase]6.8
          Labour             Benjamin Watkins  797             21.5  [Decrease]10.4
          Chase Indies       Sarah Findlay     413             11.1  N/A
          Green              Matthew Jackson   206             5.6   [Increase]1.0
Majority  1,498              40.3              [Increase]17.2
Turnout   3,737              31.4              [Steady]0.0
          Conservative hold  Swing             [Increase]8.6


Cannock Villages
Party     Candidate          Votes              %              ±%
          Conservative       Samantha Thompson  1,734          54.2  [Increase]5.0
          Labour             Diane Todd         1,015          31.7  [Decrease]3.7
          Chase Indies       Andrea Layton      220            6.9   N/A
          Reform UK          Paul Allen         117            3.7   N/A
          Green              Ken Beardmore      116            3.6   [Decrease]0.2
Majority  719                22.5               [Increase]8.7
Turnout   3,231              28.9               [Increase]1.4
          Conservative hold  Swing              [Increase]4.4

Chadsmoor
Party     Candidate                      Votes               %               ±%
          Conservative                   Philippa Haden      1,347           48.9  [Increase]18.5
          Labour Co-op                   Christine Mitchell  1,186           43.0  [Decrease]7.7
          Green                          Jordan Morris       223             8.1   [Increase]3.5
Majority  161                            5.9                 N/A
Turnout   2,780                          25.9                [Decrease]1.0
          Conservative gain from Labour  Swing               [Increase]13.1

Etchinghill and Heath
Party     Candidate          Votes            %              ±%
          Conservative       Mike Sutherland  2,024          65.8  [Increase]8.7
          Labour             David Gaye       851            27.7  [Increase]3.5
          Green              Warren Cocker    199            6.5   [Increase]4.0
Majority  1,173              38.1             [Increase]5.2
Turnout   3,103              33.3             [Increase]3.4
          Conservative hold  Swing            [Increase]2.6

Hednesford and Rawnsley
Party    Candidate          Votes            %              ±%
         Conservative       Phil Hewitt      3,326          46.3  [Increase]12.3
         Conservative       Johnny McMahon   2,627          36.6  [Decrease]1.4
         Chase Indies       Paul Dadge       2,332          32.5  N/A
         Chase Indies       Emma Hunnyball   2,032          28.3  N/A
         Labour             Paula Stanton    1,452          20.2  [Decrease]8.8
         Labour             Ryan Tipton      1,391          19.4  [Decrease]5.6
         Independent        Ronald Turville  162            2.3   [Increase]0.3
         TUSC               Dave Ireland     97             1.4   N/A
Turnout  7,183              29.9             [Decrease]0.2
         Conservative hold  Swing

         Conservative hold  Swing


Conservative hold  Swing

Division Summary
Party             Votes         % Votes  ±%    Seats          Change
                  Conservative   5,953   44.4  [Increase]7.8    2
                  Chase Indies   4,364   32.5       N/A         0
                  Labour         2,843   21.2  [Decrease]6.3    0
                  Independent     162    1.2   [Decrease]0.1    0
                  TUSC            97     0.7        N/A         0
Total Votes Cast  13,419

Borough of East Staffordshire

The Main issue in East Staffordshire was a plan to demolish Burton Library and put it into the Burton Market Hall

(8 seats, 8 electoral divisions)

East Staffordshire Borough summary result
Party  Seats              Gains  Losses  Net gain/loss  Seats %    Votes %  Votes  +/−
       Conservative       6      0       0              [Steady]0  75.0     52.1   14,440  [Decrease]6.0
       Labour             2      0       0              [Steady]0  25.0     29.0   8,028   [Decrease]0.8
       Independent        0      0       0              [Steady]0  0.0      10.2   2,818   N/A
       Green              0      0       0              [Steady]0  0.0      6.9    1,899   [Increase]4.9
       Liberal Democrats  0      0       0              [Steady]0  0.0      1.9    529     [Decrease]0.6

Burton Tower
Party     Candidate          Votes           %              ±%
          Conservative       Conor Wileman   2,057          58.9  [Decrease]3.1
          Labour             Thomas Hadley   756            21.7  [Decrease]6.0
          Independent        Terence Smith   486            13.9  N/A
          Green              Carol Sharratt  191            5.5   [Increase]1.1
Majority  1,301              37.2            [Increase]2.9
Turnout   3,509
          Conservative hold  Swing           [Increase]1.5

Burton Town
Party     Candidate          Votes          %               ±%
          Labour             Arshad Afsar   1,474           49.6  [Increase]7.0
          Conservative       Colin Wileman  877             29.5  [Decrease]5.5
          Liberal Democrats  Helen Hall     256             8.6   [Decrease]3.1
          Independent        Becky Talbot   227             7.6   N/A
          Green              Simon Hales    135             4.5   [Increase]1.9
Majority  597                20.1           [Increase]12.4
Turnout   3,003
          Labour hold        Swing          [Increase]6.3


Burton Trent
Party     Candidate          Votes             %              ±%
          Labour             Syed Hussain      1,603          58.9  [Increase]2.5
          Conservative       Becky Brady       896            32.9  [Increase]7.9
          Liberal Democrats  Theodore Hollier  91             3.3   N/A
          Green              Maire Smith       83             3.0   N/A
          Independent        Jaimie Hanyia     49             1.8   N/A
Majority  707                26.0              [Decrease]5.4
Turnout   2,744
          Labour hold        Swing             [Decrease]2.7

Dove
Party     Candidate          Votes           %              ±%
          Conservative       Philip White    2,403          58.3  [Decrease]4.8
          Labour Co-op       Lewis Anderson  1,344          32.6  [Increase]5.0
          Green              Lynn Furber     221            5.4   N/A
          Independent        Karen Baldwin   151            3.7   N/A
Majority  1,059              25.7            [Decrease]9.8
Turnout   4,138
          Conservative hold  Swing           [Decrease]4.9

Horninglow and Stretton
Party     Candidate          Votes                   %              ±%
          Conservative       Bernard Peters          1,654          51.0  [Decrease]2.0
          Labour Co-op       Shelagh McKiernan       854            26.3  [Decrease]4.3
          Independent        Deneice Florence-Jukes  623            19.2  N/A
          Green              Robert Sharratt         115            3.5   [Increase]1.5
Majority  800                24.7                    [Increase]2.3
Turnout   3,270
          Conservative hold  Swing                   [Increase]1.2

Needwood Forest
Party     Candidate          Votes             %              ±%
          Conservative       Julia Jessel      2,589          67.4  [Decrease]5.0
          Labour             Michael Huckerby  790            20.6  [Decrease]0.5
          Green              Kelly Rickard     278            7.2   [Increase]0.8
          Liberal Democrats  Alasdair Brooks   182            4.7   N/A
Majority  1,799              46.8              [Decrease]4.5
Turnout   2,744
          Conservative hold  Swing             [Decrease]2.3

Uttoxeter Rural
Party     Candidate          Votes                 %              ±%
          Conservative       Philip Atkins         2,942          72.8  [Decrease]6.3
          Labour             Paul Walker           531            13.1  [Decrease]0.7
          Green              Olly Ragg             329            8.1   N/A
          Independent        Edward Rodway-Bowden  239            5.9   N/A
Majority  2,411              59.7                  [Decrease]5.6
Turnout   4,062
          Conservative hold  Swing                 [Decrease]2.8


Uttoxeter Town
Party     Candidate          Votes              %               ±%
          Conservative       Philip Hudson      1,022           31.1  [Decrease]29.0
          Independent        David Brookes ^    731             22.2  N/A
          Labour Co-op       John McKiernan     676             20.6  [Decrease]0.7
          Green              Kate Copeland      547             16.6  N/A
          Independent        Richard Grosvenor  312             9.5   N/A
Majority  291                8.9                [Decrease]22.0
Turnout   3,301
          Conservative hold  Swing              [Decrease]25.6

^ David Brookes was the sitting councillor for the Uttoxeter Town division and previously left the Conservative Party to become an independent.

District of Lichfield

(8 seats, 8 electoral divisions)

Lichfield District summary result
Party  Seats              Gains  Losses  Net gain/loss  Seats %      Votes %  Votes  +/−
       Conservative       8      1       0              [Increase]1  100.0    58.4   15,928  [Decrease]1.4
       Labour             0      0       1              [Decrease]1  0.0      26.2   7,133   [Increase]2.9
       Liberal Democrats  0      0       0              [Steady]0    0.0      9.4    2,561   [Increase]0.3
       Green              0      0       0              [Steady]0    0.0      4.2    1,137   [Decrease]1.1
       Independent        0      0       0              [Steady]0    0.0      1.5    425     [Increase]0.8
       UKIP               0      0       0              [Steady]0    0.0      0.3    87      [Decrease]1.5

Burntwood North
Party     Candidate                            Votes                 %              ±%
          Conservative                         Tom Loughbrough Rudd  1,450          49.0  [Increase]4.1
          Labour Co-op                         Sue Woodward          1,415          47.8  [Increase]1.2
          Liberal Democrats                    Jamie Christie        97             3.3   N/A
Majority  35                                   1.2                   N/A
Turnout   2,971                                30.1                  [Steady]0.0
          Conservative gain from Labour Co-op  Swing                 [Increase]1.5


Burntwood South
Party     Candidate          Votes         %               ±%
          Conservative       Mike Wilcox   1,419           48.0  [Decrease]5.4
          Labour             Darren Ennis  1,335           45.3  [Increase]15.2
          Liberal Democrats  John Taylor   199             6.7   [Increase]2.7
Majority  84                 4.7           [Decrease]18.6
Turnout   2,976              29.5          [Decrease]0.2
          Conservative hold  Swing         [Decrease]10.3

Lichfield City North
Party     Candidate          Votes                  %              ±%
          Conservative       Janice Silvester-Hall  1,391          42.2  [Decrease]3.9
          Labour             Kathy Coe              1,047          31.7  [Increase]0.1
          Liberal Democrats  Miles Trent            370            11.2  [Decrease]1.1
          Green              Stephen Sanders        269            8.2   [Increase]3.4
          Independent        Christopher Wilkinson  143            4.3   N/A
          Independent        John Madden            80             2.4   N/A
Majority  344                10.5                   [Decrease]4.0
Turnout   3,333              31.5                   [Decrease]1.7
          Conservative hold  Swing                  [Decrease]2.0

Lichfield City South
Party     Candidate          Votes                  %               ±%
          Conservative       Colin Greatorex        1,936           48.5  [Decrease]7.8
          Labour             Ann Hughes             857             21.5  [Increase]3.8
          Liberal Democrats  Hugh Ashton            691             17.3  [Decrease]1.0
          Green              Paul Ecclestone-Brown  508             12.7  [Increase]5.1
Majority  1,079              27.0                   [Decrease]11.0
Turnout   4,026              37.1                   [Increase]3.4
          Conservative hold  Swing                  [Decrease]5.8

Lichfield Rural East
Party     Candidate          Votes          %              ±%
          Conservative       Alan White     2,196          67.3  [Increase]3.9
          Labour             Lorna McGinty  583            17.9  [Increase]0.7
          Liberal Democrats  Phil Bennion   485            14.9  [Increase]3.8
Majority  1,613              49.4           [Increase]3.2
Turnout   3,295              32.6           [Decrease]1.0
          Conservative hold  Swing          [Increase]1.6


Lichfield Rural North
Party     Candidate          Votes            %               ±%
          Conservative       Jan Eagland      2,153           58.9  [Decrease]8.9
          Labour             David Whatton    712             19.5  [Increase]4.4
          Green              Simon Partridge  360             9.8   [Increase]4.6
          Liberal Democrats  Paul McDermott   229             6.3   [Decrease]5.6
          Independent        Peter Longman    202             5.5   N/A
Majority  1,441              39.4             [Decrease]13.3
Turnout   3,687              35.4             [Decrease]0.1
          Conservative hold  Swing            [Decrease]6.7

Lichfield Rural South
Party     Candidate          Votes          %              ±%
          Conservative       David Smith    2,754          77.0  [Increase]3.1
          Labour             Brad Westwood  566            15.8  [Increase]1.1
          Liberal Democrats  John Smith     258            7.2   [Increase]0.5
Majority  2,188              61.2           [Increase]2.0
Turnout   3,598              37.1           [Increase]2.2
          Conservative hold  Swing          [Increase]1.0

Lichfield Rural West
Party     Candidate          Votes            %              ±%
          Conservative       Richard Cox      2,629          73.8  [Increase]3.3
          Labour             Mark Pritchard   614            17.2  [Steady]0.0
          Liberal Democrats  Fiona Robertson  232            6.5   [Increase]0.3
          UKIP               Janet Higgins    87             2.4   N/A
Majority  2,015              56.6             [Increase]3.3
Turnout   3,587              32.7             [Increase]2.2
          Conservative hold  Swing            [Increase]1.7

Borough of Newcastle-under-Lyme

(9 seats, 9 electoral divisions)

Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough summary result
Party  Seats              Gains  Losses  Net gain/loss  Seats %      Votes %  Votes  +/−
       Conservative       9      3       0              [Increase]3  100.0    57.4   16,267  [Increase]12.8
       Labour             0      0       3              [Decrease]3  0.0      31.7   8,980   [Decrease]2.7
       Green              0      0       0              [Steady]0    0.0      5.3    1,494   [Increase]4.5
       Liberal Democrats  0      0       0              [Steady]0    0.0      4.8    1,374   [Decrease]5.7
       Reform UK          0      0       0              [Steady]0    0.0      0.6    183     N/A
       TUSC               0      0       0              [Steady]0    0.0      0.2    50      N/A


Audley and Chesterton
Party     Candidate                      Votes          %               ±%
          Conservative                   Ian Wilkes     1,472           49.7  [Increase]22.7
          Labour                         Ann Beech      1,038           35.0  [Decrease]3.5
          Liberal Democrats              Andrew Wemyss  277             9.3   [Decrease]13.9
          Green                          Marie Powell   176             5.9   N/A
Majority  434                            14.7           N/A
Turnout   2,992                          26.5           [Decrease]1.5
          Conservative gain from Labour  Swing          [Increase]13.1

Bradwell, Porthill and Wolstanton
Party     Candidate          Votes              %               ±%
          Conservative       Graham Hutton      1,631           52.9  [Increase]4.3
          Labour             Andrew Fox-Hewitt  1,243           40.3  [Decrease]6.9
          Green              Leon Hughes        138             4.5   N/A
          Liberal Democrats  Aidan Jenkins      70              2.3   [Decrease]2.0
Majority  388                12.6               [Increase]11.2
Turnout   3,108              28.4               [Decrease]0.2
          Conservative hold  Swing              [Increase]5.6

Keele, Knutton and Silverdale
Party     Candidate                            Votes              %               ±%
          Conservative                         Derrick Huckfield  1,179           56.5  [Increase]29.3
          Labour Co-op                         Dave Jones         644             30.9  [Decrease]21.1
          Liberal Democrats                    James Borg         134             6.4   [Increase]0.4
          Green                                Nikki Brough       116             5.6   [Increase]2.7
          TUSC                                 Cait Mallon        13              0.6   N/A
Majority  535                                  25.6               N/A
Turnout   2,100                                27.8               [Increase]2.0
          Conservative gain from Labour Co-op  Swing              [Increase]25.2

Kidsgrove
Party     Candidate          Votes               %               ±%
          Conservative       Gill Burnett        1,938           64.0  [Increase]29.2
          Labour Co-op       Mike Stubbs         864             28.5  [Decrease]3.3
          Green              Adam Colclough      109             3.6   N/A
          Liberal Democrats  Katharine Mitchell  79              2.6   N/A
          TUSC               Becky Carter        37              1.2   N/A
Majority  1,074              35.5                [Increase]32.5
Turnout   3,050              28.2                [Increase]0.6
          Conservative hold  Swing               [Increase]16.3


May Bank and Cross Heath
Party     Candidate          Votes               %              ±%
          Conservative       James Salisbury     1,661          49.8  [Increase]4.2
          Labour             Mark Olszewski      1,345          40.4  [Decrease]1.4
          Green              George Jones        203            6.1   N/A
          Liberal Democrats  Morgan-Ross Inwood  124            3.7   [Decrease]0.5
Majority  316                9.4                 [Increase]5.6
Turnout   3,352              30.2                [Decrease]1.8
          Conservative hold  Swing               [Increase]2.8

Newcastle Rural
Party     Candidate          Votes             %               ±%
          Conservative       Paul Northcott    2,348           65.8  [Decrease]7.5
          Labour             Jeff Love         652             18.3  N/A
          Green              Steve Jones       288             8.1   N/A
          Liberal Democrats  Hilary Jones      184             5.2   [Decrease]15.0
          Reform UK          Richard Woodward  98              2.7   N/A
Majority  1,696              47.5              [Decrease]5.6
Turnout   3,586              35.5              [Increase]3.3
          Conservative hold  Swing             [Decrease]12.9

Newcastle South
Party     Candidate          Votes               %              ±%
          Conservative       Stephen Sweeney     1,958          56.5  [Increase]5.6
          Labour Co-op       Steph Talbot        1,129          32.6  [Decrease]3.2
          Green              Rosy Powell         191            5.5   [Increase]3.0
          Liberal Democrats  Salwa Booth         103            3.0   [Decrease]0.9
          Reform UK          Gary Fedtschyschak  85             2.5   N/A
Majority  829                23.9                [Increase]8.8
Turnout   3,488              32.8                [Decrease]1.8
          Conservative hold  Swing               [Decrease]4.4

Talke and Red Street
Party     Candidate                            Votes           %               ±%
          Conservative                         Jill Waring     1,578           52.3  [Increase]20.2
          Labour Co-op                         Sylvia Dymond   1,221           40.4  [Decrease]14.8
          Green                                Will Wood       124             4.1   N/A
          Liberal Democrats                    Richard Whelan  96              3.2   [Decrease]1.0
Majority  357                                  11.9            N/A
Turnout   3,039                                27.1            [Decrease]1.8
          Conservative gain from Labour Co-op  Swing           [Increase]17.5


Westlands and Thistleberry
Party     Candidate          Votes         %               ±%
          Conservative       Simon Tagg    2,502           65.8  [Increase]14.0
          Labour Co-op       Sue Moffat    844             22.2  [Increase]5.3
          Liberal Democrats  Peter Andras  307             8.1   [Decrease]16.9
          Green              Jade Taylor   149             3.9   [Increase]1.7
Majority  1,658              43.6          [Increase]16.8
Turnout   3,824              39.1          [Decrease]0.3
          Conservative hold  Swing         [Increase]4.4

District of South Staffordshire

(8 seats, 7 electoral divisions)

South Staffordshire District summary result
Party  Seats         Gains  Losses  Net gain/loss  Seats %    Votes %  Votes  +/−
       Conservative  8      0       0              [Steady]0  100.0    68.4   22,174  [Increase]1.5
       Labour        0      0       0              [Steady]0  0.0      17.1   5,534   [Decrease]2.0
       Green         0      0       0              [Steady]0  0.0      10.0   3,248   [Increase]4.1
       UKIP          0      0       0              [Steady]0  0.0      2.1    683     [Decrease]3.8
       Independent   0      0       0              [Steady]0  0.0      2.4    785     [Increase]0.1

Brewood
Party     Candidate          Votes         %              ±%
          Conservative       Mark Sutton   2,649          74.4  [Increase]3.1
          Labour             Andrew Lenz   566            15.9  [Decrease]1.2
          Green              Holly Fuller  344            9.7   [Increase]5.6
Majority  2,083              58.5          [Increase]4.3
Turnout   3,592              35.1          [Increase]2.4
          Conservative hold  Swing         [Increase]2.2


Cheslyn Hay, Essington and Great Wyrley
Party    Candidate          Votes             %              ±%
         Conservative       Kath Perry        4,222          65.4  [Increase]5.4
         Conservative       Bernard Williams  3,600          55.7  [Increase]1.7
         Labour             John Jones        1,244          19.3  [Decrease]2.7
         Labour             John Brindle      1,202          18.6  [Decrease]2.4
         Green              Gary Burnett      429            6.6   [Increase]1.6
         UKIP               Steve Hollis      399            6.2   [Decrease]5.8
         Green              Eunice Lord       310            4.8   [Increase]1.8
         UKIP               Glen Keatley      284            4.4   [Decrease]8.6
Turnout  6,460              28.8              [Increase]1.4
         Conservative hold  Swing

         Conservative hold  Swing

Division Summary
Party             Votes         % Votes  ±%    Seats          Change
                  Conservative   7,822   66.9  [Increase]6.7    2
                  Labour         2,446   20.9  [Decrease]1.7    0
                  Green           739    6.3   [Increase]2.0    0
                  UKIP            683    5.8   [Decrease]7.2    0
Total Votes Cast  11,690

Codsall
Party     Candidate          Votes          %               ±%
          Conservative       Bob Spencer    2,227           67.5  [Decrease]7.6
          Green              Ian Sadler     612             18.6  [Increase]7.9
          Labour             Janet Lungley  458             13.9  [Decrease]0.3
Majority  1,615              48.9           [Decrease]12.0
Turnout   3,326              33.5           [Increase]1.1
          Conservative hold  Swing          [Decrease]7.8

Kinver
Party     Candidate          Votes                %               ±%
          Conservative       Victoria Wilson      2,911           74.5  [Increase]10.1
          Green              Bernadette McGourty  546             14.0  [Increase]9.2
          Labour             Lorna Jones          453             11.6  [Increase]1.8
Majority  2,365              60.5                 [Decrease]12.0
Turnout   3,953              37.1                 [Decrease]4.4
          Conservative hold  Swing                [Increase]0.5


Penkridge
Party     Candidate          Votes           %               ±%
          Conservative       David Williams  2,188           68.5  [Increase]4.3
          Labour             Adam Freeman    599             18.7  [Decrease]10.7
          Green              Chris Benton    408             12.8  [Increase]6.4
Majority  1,589              49.8            [Decrease]12.0
Turnout   3,226              29.1            [Increase]15.0
          Conservative hold  Swing           [Increase]7.5

Perton
Party     Candidate          Votes          %               ±%
          Conservative       Jak Abrahams   1,912           57.9  [Decrease]16.2
          Independent        Nigel Caine    785             23.8  N/A
          Labour             Nick Hill      437             13.2  [Decrease]6.3
          Green              Hilde Liesens  169             5.1   [Decrease]1.3
Majority  1,127              34.1           [Decrease]20.5
Turnout   3,320              33.8           [Increase]4.8
          Conservative hold  Swing          [Decrease]20.0

Wombourne
Party     Candidate          Votes             %              ±%
          Conservative       Mike Davies       2,465          71.0  [Decrease]6.6
          Labour             Denis Beaumont    575            16.6  [Increase]3.3
          Green              Claire McIlvenna  430            12.4  [Increase]3.3
Majority  1,890              54.4              [Decrease]9.9
Turnout   3,494              31.4              [Increase]1.9
          Conservative hold  Swing             [Decrease]5.0

Borough of Stafford

(9 seats, 9 electoral divisions)


(9 seats, 9 electoral divisions)

Stafford Borough summary result
Party  Seats              Gains  Losses  Net gain/loss  Seats %    Votes %  Votes  +/−
       Conservative       7      0       0              [Steady]0  77.8     52.1   18,289  [Decrease]4.0
       Labour             1      0       0              [Steady]0  11.1     23.4   8,202   [Decrease]1.3
       Independent        1      0       0              [Steady]0  11.1     7.3    2,563   [Increase]0.1
       Green              0      0       0              [Steady]0  0.0      10.8   3,806   [Increase]3.8
       Chase Indies       0      0       0              [Steady]0  0.0      3.4    1,195   N/A
       UKIP               0      0       0              [Steady]0  0.0      1.2    426     [Decrease]2.8
       Liberal Democrats  0      0       0              [Steady]0  0.0      1.0    360     [Decrease]0.5
       Reform UK          0      0       0              [Steady]0  0.0      0.3    121     N/A
       TUSC               0      0       0              [Steady]0  0.0      0.3    106     N/A
       Heritage           0      0       0              [Steady]0  0.0      0.2    55      N/A

Eccleshall
Party     Candidate          Votes             %               ±%
          Conservative       Jeremy Pert       2,663           67.2  [Decrease]5.9
          Labour Co-op       Ant Reid          886             22.3  [Increase]6.7
          Green              Damon Hoppe       295             7.4   [Increase]0.9
          UKIP               Edward Whitfield  121             3.1   [Decrease]1.7
Majority  1,777              44.9              [Decrease]12.6
Turnout   3,996              34.9              [Increase]0.3
          Conservative hold  Swing             [Decrease]6.3

Gnosall and Doxey
Party     Candidate          Votes            %               ±%
          Conservative       Mark Winnington  2,771           53.9  [Decrease]16.4
          Green              Emma Carter      1,824           35.5  [Increase]25.2
          Labour             Colin Ball       545             10.6  [Decrease]8.8
Majority  947                18.4             [Decrease]32.5
Turnout   5,173              40.3             [Increase]4.4
          Conservative hold  Swing            [Decrease]20.8


Stafford Central
Party     Candidate          Votes            %              ±%
          Labour Co-op       Gillian Pardesi  1,357          43.3  [Decrease]2.9
          Conservative       Paul Startin     1,259          40.2  [Increase]3.1
          Green              Roisin Chambers  377            12.0  [Increase]7.3
          UKIP               Paul Williams    94             3.0   [Decrease]3.0
          TUSC               Craig Bates      48             1.5   N/A
Majority  98                 3.1              [Decrease]6.0
Turnout   3,157              27.8             [Decrease]0.2
          Labour Co-op hold  Swing            [Decrease]3.0

Stafford North
Party     Candidate          Votes           %               ±%
          Conservative       Jonathan Price  1,721           54.9  [Increase]13.8
          Labour Co-op       Julian Thorley  1,011           32.3  [Increase]2.6
          Green              Daniel Laidler  273             8.7   [Decrease]6.5
          UKIP               Phillip Smith   70              2.2   [Decrease]2.6
          TUSC               Josie Shelley   58              1.9   N/A
Majority  710                22.6            [Increase]11.2
Turnout   3,150              30.4            [Decrease]3.3
          Conservative hold  Swing           [Increase]5.6

Stafford South East
Party     Candidate          Votes                 %              ±%
          Conservative       Ann Edgeller          2,546          62.2  [Increase]1.4
          Labour             Julie Read            1,175          28.7  [Increase]3.7
          Green              David Whittaker       313            7.6   [Increase]4.6
          UKIP               Harvey Wain-Williams  61             1.5   [Decrease]2.4
Majority  1,371              33.5                  [Increase]2.3
Turnout   4,120              36.7                  [Decrease]0.7
          Conservative hold  Swing                 [Increase]1.2

Stafford Trent Valley
Party     Candidate          Votes            %               ±%
          Conservative       John Francis     2,047           48.1  [Decrease]18.6
          Chase Indies       Brendan McKeown  1,195           28.1  N/A
          Labour Co-op       Dee McNaughton   696             16.4  [Decrease]1.8
          Green              Victoria Door    316             7.4   [Decrease]1.4
Majority  852                20.0             [Decrease]28.5
Turnout   4,290              37.0             [Increase]0.4
          Conservative hold  Swing            [Decrease]23.4


Stafford West
Party     Candidate          Votes               %              ±%
          Conservative       Carolyn Trowbridge  1,718          49.5  [Increase]2.7
          Labour Co-op       Aidan Godfrey       1,327          38.2  [Decrease]3.7
          Green              Douglas Rouxel      290            8.4   [Increase]3.0
          UKIP               John Jeffrey        80             2.3   [Decrease]3.6
          Heritage           Craig Morton        55             1.6   N/A
Majority  391                11.3                [Increase]6.4
Turnout   3,482              30.0                [Decrease]0.2
          Conservative hold  Swing               [Increase]3.2

Stone Rural
Party     Candidate          Votes           %               ±%
          Conservative       Ian Parry       2,150           56.5  [Decrease]11.5
          Independent        Jim Davies      589             15.5  N/A
          Labour             David Nicoll    585             15.4  [Decrease]2.7
          Liberal Democrats  Alec Sandiford  360             9.5   N/A
          Reform UK          Daniel Bentley  121             3.2   N/A
Majority  1,561              41.0            [Decrease]8.9
Turnout   3,843              33.2            [Decrease]0.2
          Conservative hold  Swing           [Decrease]13.5

Stone Urban
Party     Candidate         Votes          %              ±%
          Independent       Jill Hood      1,974          47.8  [Increase]4.4
          Conservative      Simon Bell     1,414          34.3  [Increase]0.1
          Labour            Tracey Lindop  620            15.0  [Increase]0.9
          Green             Rob Norman     118            2.9   [Increase]0.4
Majority  560               13.5           [Increase]4.3
Turnout   4,147             36.7           [Increase]1.4
          Independent hold  Swing          [Increase]2.2

District of Staffordshire Moorlands

(7 seats, 7 electoral divisions)

Staffordshire Moorlands District summary result
Party  Seats              Gains  Losses  Net gain/loss  Seats %    Votes %  Votes  +/−
       Conservative       6      0       0              [Steady]0  85.7     56.5   13,618  [Increase]4.2
       Labour             1      0       0              [Steady]0  14.3     30.0   7,227   [Increase]0.5
       Green              0      0       0              [Steady]0  0.0      5.8    1,387   [Increase]3.7
       Independent        0      0       0              [Steady]0  11.1     5.4    1,291   [Increase]0.1
       Liberal Democrats  0      0       0              [Steady]0  0.0      2.4    578     [Decrease]6.2


Biddulph North
Party     Candidate          Votes        %              ±%
          Conservative       Ian Lawson   1,819          57.6  [Decrease]1.0
          Labour Co-op       Nigel Yates  1,127          35.7  [Decrease]0.3
          Green              Ian Waite    213            6.7   N/A
Majority  692                21.9         [Decrease]0.7
Turnout   3,177              31.9         [Increase]1.2
          Conservative hold  Swing        [Increase]0.4

Biddulph South and Endon
Party     Candidate          Votes          %               ±%
          Conservative       Keith Flunder  1,803           57.9  [Increase]21.5
          Labour             Jill Salt      876             28.1  [Decrease]2.2
          Liberal Democrats  John Redfern   406             13.0  [Decrease]20.3
Majority  927                29.8           [Increase]26.7
Turnout   3,116              27.8           [Decrease]2.4
          Conservative hold  Swing          [Increase]11.9

Caverswall
Party     Candidate          Votes            %              ±%
          Conservative       Ross Ward        2,202          71.4  [Increase]3.1
          Labour             Andrew Church    621            20.1  [Increase]2.8
          Green              Andrew Sharrock  261            8.5   N/A
Majority  1,581              51.3             [Increase]0.3
Turnout   3,110              28.8             [Decrease]1.8
          Conservative hold  Swing            [Increase]0.2

Cheadle and Checkley
Party     Candidate          Votes            %               ±%
          Conservative       Mark Deaville    1,774           52.9  [Decrease]3.5
          Independent        Peter Wilkinson  758             22.6  N/A
          Labour             Debra Gratton    637             19.0  [Decrease]2.5
          Green              Andrew Sharrock  187             5.6   [Increase]3.4
Majority  1,016              30.3             [Decrease]4.6
Turnout   3,377              29.6             [Decrease]1.7
          Conservative hold  Swing            [Increase]13.1

Churnet Valley
Party     Candidate          Votes             %              ±%
          Conservative       Mike Worthington  2,316          63.1  [Increase]7.8
          Labour             Bill Cawley       959            26.1  [Increase]6.5
          Green              Helen Stead       396            10.8  [Increase]6.8
Majority  1,357              37.0              [Increase]1.3
Turnout   3,698              31.4              [Increase]1.2
          Conservative hold  Swing             [Increase]0.7


Leek Rural
Party     Candidate          Votes              %              ±%
          Conservative       Gill Heath         2,291          56.9  [Decrease]0.6
          Labour             Matt Swindlehurst  875            21.7  [Decrease]2.3
          Independent        Linda Malyon       533            13.2  [Increase]2.8
          Green              Jonathan Kempster  330            8.2   [Increase]4.3
Majority  1,416              35.2               [Increase]1.7
Turnout   4,044              35.2               [Decrease]2.2
          Conservative hold  Swing              [Increase]0.9

Leek South
Party     Candidate          Votes             %              ±%
          Labour Co-op       Charlotte Atkins  2,132          57.4  [Increase]2.4
          Conservative       Jo Cox            1,413          38.0  [Increase]1.4
          Liberal Democrats  Roy Gregg         172            4.6   [Increase]0.1
Majority  719                19.4              [Increase]1.0
Turnout   3,739              33.4              [Decrease]2.3
          Labour Co-op hold  Swing             [Increase]0.5

Borough of Tamworth

(6 seats, 6 electoral divisions)

Tamworth Borough summary result
Party  Seats         Gains  Losses  Net gain/loss  Seats %    Votes %  Votes  +/−
       Conservative  6      0       0              [Steady]0  100.0    57.2   10,469  [Increase]9.3
       Labour        0      0       0              [Steady]0  0.0      30.0   5,487   [Decrease]5.1
       Independent   0      0       0              [Steady]0  0.0      5.6    1,015   N/A
       UKIP          0      0       0              [Steady]0  0.0      5.3    975     [Decrease]5.7
       Green         0      0       0              [Steady]0  0.0      1.9    345     [Decrease]1.6

Amington
Party     Candidate          Votes          %               ±%
          Conservative       Thomas Jay     1,751           58.0  [Increase]16.3
          Labour Co-op       Sheree Peaple  967             32.0  [Decrease]8.8
          Green              Andy Tilley    160             5.3   [Increase]1.5
          UKIP               Wayne Hughes   141             4.7   [Decrease]9.4
Majority  784                26.0           [Increase]25.5
Turnout   3,041              30.6           [Decrease]0.3
          Conservative hold  Swing          [Increase]12.8


Bolebridge
Party     Candidate          Votes         %               ±%
          Conservative       Jeremy Oates  1,811           59.1  [Increase]15.2
          Labour Co-op       Simon Peaple  1,063           34.7  [Decrease]5.3
          UKIP               Gary Martin   189             6.2   [Decrease]2.7
Majority  748                24.4          [Increase]20.5
Turnout   3,096              31.8          [Increase]0.7
          Conservative hold  Swing         [Increase]10.3

Perrycrofts
Party     Candidate          Votes              %               ±%
          Conservative       Robert Pritchard   1,647           45.3  [Decrease]3.7
          Independent        Richard Kingstone  1,015           27.9  N/A
          Labour Co-op       Gordon Moore       874             24.0  [Decrease]10.3
          UKIP               Lisa Morris        101             2.8   [Decrease]4.9
Majority  632                17.4               [Increase]2.7
Turnout   3,662              35.6               [Increase]0.3
          Conservative hold  Swing              [Increase]15.8

Stonydelph
Party     Candidate          Votes            %               ±%
          Conservative       Jason Jones      1,357           56.1  [Increase]14.3
          Labour Co-op       Chris Bain       651             26.9  [Decrease]8.8
          UKIP               Robert Bilcliff  226             9.3   [Decrease]8.3
          Green              Eddie Jones      185             7.6   [Increase]2.7
Majority  706                29.2             [Increase]23.1
Turnout   2,437              25.4             [Increase]0.9
          Conservative hold  Swing            [Increase]11.6

Watling North
Party     Candidate          Votes          %               ±%
          Conservative       Tina Clements  1,721           59.9  [Increase]9.5
          Labour             Bob Bayley     990             34.4  [Decrease]1.6
          UKIP               Mark Hopkins   164             5.7   [Decrease]3.4
Majority  731                25.5           [Increase]11.1
Turnout   2,894              29.3           [Decrease]0.6
          Conservative hold  Swing          [Increase]5.6

Watling South
Party     Candidate          Votes            %              ±%
          Conservative       Richard Ford     2,182          66.6  [Increase]7.5
          Labour Co-op       Stephen Andrews  942            28.7  [Increase]4.7
          UKIP               Gail Bilcliff    154            4.7   [Decrease]5.5
Majority  1,240              37.9             [Increase]2.8
Turnout   3,301              33.8             [Increase]2.5
          Conservative hold  Swing            [Increase]1.4


By-elections

Biddulph North

Biddulph North: 19 January 2023
Party                Candidate                            Votes           %    ±%
                     Labour Co-op                         Nigel Yates     931  49.5  +13.8
                     Independent                          Andrew Hart     493  26.2  N/A
                     Conservative                         Rathi Pragasam  458  24.3  –33.3
Majority             438                                  23.3
Turnout              1,888                                19.2
Registered electors  9,855
                     Labour Co-op gain from Conservative  Swing           N/A


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History

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2020–21 Jong Ajax season

During the 2020–21 season, Jong Ajax participated in the Dutch Eerste Divisie, the 2nd tier of professional football in the Netherlands. It was their 8th consecutive season in the Eerste Divisie.

Squad

As of 1 February 2021

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No.  Pos.  Nation               Player               No.  Pos.  Nation             Player
30   FW    [Netherlands] NED    Brian Brobbey        49   MF    [Netherlands] NED  Max de Waal
35   DF    [Netherlands] NED    Neraysho Kasanwirjo  51   GK    [Netherlands] NED  Daan Reiziger
36   MF    [Brazil] BRA         Giovanni             52   GK    [Netherlands] NED  Calvin Raatsie
37   FW    [Netherlands] NED    Naci Ünüvar          —    GK    [Netherlands] NED  Nick Hengelman
38   MF    [United States] USA  Alex Mendez          —    DF    [Netherlands] NED  Youri Baas
40   FW    [Netherlands] NED    Sontje Hansen        —    DF    [Netherlands] NED  Steven van der Sloot
41   MF    [Netherlands] NED    Enric Llansana       —    MF    [Netherlands] NED  Kian Fitz-Jim
42   MF    [Netherlands] NED    Quinten Timber       —    MF    [Turkey] TUR       Tunahan Taşçı
43   DF    [Netherlands] NED    Nordin Musampa       —    MF    [Netherlands] NED  Donny Warmerdam
44   MF    [Netherlands] NED    Youri Regeer         —    FW    [Netherlands] NED  Ar'jany Martha
45   DF    [Netherlands] NED    Liam van Gelderen    —    FW    [Netherlands] NED  Jaymillio Pinas
46   DF    [Netherlands] NED    Anass Salah-Eddine   —    FW    [Denmark] DEN      Christian Rasmussen
48   DF    [Netherlands] NED    Terrence Douglas

Transfers

For a list of all Dutch football transfers in the summer window (1 July 2020 to 31 August 2020) please see List of Dutch football transfers summer 2020. For a list of all Dutch football transfers in the winter window (1 January 2021 to 1 February 2021) please see List of Dutch football transfers winter 2020–21.

Summer


2020–21 Jong Ajax season

Summer

In:                                                                                Out:

No.  Pos.  Nation              Player                                               No.  Pos.  Nation              Player
—    GK    [Netherlands] NED   Calvin Raatsie (from Ajax U19)                       2    DF    [Netherlands] NED   Jurriën Timber (to Ajax)
—    GK    [Netherlands] NED   Nick Hengelman (from [South Africa] Ajax Cape Town)  15   DF    [Netherlands] NED   Devyne Rensch (to Ajax)
—    DF    [Netherlands] NED   Neraysho Kasanwirjo (from Ajax U19)                  25   MF    [Netherlands] NED   Kenneth Taylor (to Ajax)
—    DF    [Netherlands] NED   Nordin Musampa (from Ajax U19)                       —    GK    [Netherlands] NED   Stan van Bladeren (to [Denmark] Silkeborg)
—    DF    [Netherlands] NED   Devyne Rensch (from Ajax U19)                        —    GK    [Morocco] MAR       Issam El Maach (released, later signed with RKC Waalwijk)
—    DF    [Netherlands] NED   Anass Salah-Eddine (from Ajax U19)                   —    DF    [Netherlands] NED   Juan Castillo (loan return to [England] Chelsea U23)
—    DF    [Netherlands] NED   Steven van der Sloot (from Ajax U19)                 —    DF    [South Africa] RSA  Dean Solomons (released)
—    MF    [Netherlands] NED   Enric Llansana (from Ajax U19)                       —    FW    [South Africa] RSA  Leo Thethani (released)
—    MF    [Netherlands] NED   Youri Regeer (from Ajax U19)
—    MF    [Netherlands] NED   Max de Waal (from Ajax U19)
—    FW    [Burkina Faso] BFA  Hassane Bandé (from Ajax)

Winter


2020–21 Jong Ajax season

Winter

In:                                                                Out:

No.  Pos.  Nation             Player                               No.  Pos.  Nation              Player
—    DF    [Netherlands] NED  Youri Baas (from Ajax U18)           26   MF    [Denmark] DEN       Victor Jensen (on loan at [Denmark] Nordsjælland)
—    MF    [Netherlands] NED  Kian Fitz-Jim (from Ajax U18)        —    FW    [Burkina Faso] BFA  Hassane Bandé (on loan at [Croatia] Istra)
—    MF    [Netherlands] NED  Donny Warmerdam (from Ajax U18)
—    FW    [Netherlands] NED  Ar'jany Martha (from Ajax U18)
—    FW    [Netherlands] NED  Jaymillio Pinas (from Ajax U18)
—    FW    [Denmark] DEN      Christian Rasmussen (from Ajax U18)

Pre-season and friendlies

Win Draw Loss Fixtures

1 August 2020  Almere City [Netherlands]  2–0     [Netherlands] Jong Ajax  Almere, Netherlands
14:45 CEST       * Kaandorp 22'           Report                           Stadium: Yanmar Stadion
                 * Goselink 45'                                            Attendance: 736

5 August 2020  Jong Ajax [Netherlands]  2–0     [Netherlands] Telstar  Duivendrecht, Netherlands
15:00 CEST       * Q. Timber 9'         Report                         Stadium: Sportpark De Toekomst
                 * De Waal 85'

8 August 2020  Jong Ajax [Netherlands]  2–3     [Netherlands] Jong AZ  Duivendrecht, Netherlands
10:30 CEST                              Report                         Stadium: Sportpark De Toekomst

12 August 2020  Jong Ajax [Netherlands]  1–2     [Netherlands] Jong FC Utrecht  Duivendrecht, Netherlands
18:45 CEST        * Rasmussen 58'        Report    * Mallahi 62'                Stadium: Sportpark De Toekomst
                                                   * Özcan 67'

Competitions

Eerste Divisie

Main article: 2020–21 Eerste Divisie

League table


2020–21 Jong Ajax season

League table

     Team
Pos    * v            Pld  W   D   L   GF  GA  GD   Pts  Promotion or qualification
       * t
       * e
14   Jong PSV         38   10  10  18  54  65  −11  40   Reserve teams are not eligible to be promoted to the 2021–22 Eredivisie
15   FC Eindhoven     38   10  10  18  50  62  −12  40
16   Jong Ajax        38   10  10  18  55  71  −16  40   Reserve teams are not eligible to be promoted to the 2021–22 Eredivisie
17   Jong AZ          38   11  5   22  56  92  −36  38
18   Jong FC Utrecht  38   11  2   25  53  77  −24  35

Source: Soccerway, Keuken Kampioen Divisie (in Dutch)
Rules for classification: Season in progress: 1) Most points won; 2) Less points lost; 3) Goal difference; 4) Goals scored; 5) Alphabetical order; End of season: 1) Points; 2) Goal difference; 3) Goals scored; 4) Head-to-head points; 5) Head-to-head goal difference; 6) Head-to-head away goals scored; 7) Play-off if relevant for deciding champion, relegation or participating in a European league, otherwise by draw. 8) Penalty shoot-out (only after a play-off)

Period 1

     Team
Pos    * v             Pld  W  D  L  GF  GA  GD   Pts  Qualification
       * t
       * e
6    FC Volendam       9    4  3  2  23  11  +12  15
7    Telstar           9    4  3  2  18  13  +5   15
8    Jong Ajax         9    5  0  4  19  17  +2   15   Reserves teams cannot participate in the promotion play-offs
9    Excelsior         9    4  1  4  19  16  +3   13
10   Roda JC Kerkrade  9    3  3  3  17  14  +3   12

Source: Keuken Kampioen Divisie (in Dutch)
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored

Period 2


2020–21 Jong Ajax season

Period 2

     Team
Pos    * v           Pld  W  D  L  GF  GA  GD   Pts  Qualification
       * t
       * e
13   Telstar         10   4  1  5  16  15  +1   13
14   Jong PSV        10   2  3  5  15  18  −3   9    Reserves teams cannot participate in the promotion play-offs
15   Jong Ajax       10   1  5  4  14  20  −6   8
16   MVV Maastricht  10   2  2  6  12  22  −10  8
17   Jong AZ         10   2  2  6  7   17  −10  8    Reserves teams cannot participate in the promotion play-offs

Source: Keuken Kampioen Divisie (in Dutch)
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored

Period 3

     Team
Pos    * v          Pld  W  D  L  GF  GA  GD   Pts  Qualification
       * t
       * e
11   FC Dordrecht   9    3  1  5  9   19  −10  10
12   Helmond Sport  9    2  3  4  14  19  −5   9
13   Jong Ajax      9    2  2  5  12  19  −7   8    Reserves teams cannot participate in the promotion play-offs
14   FC Den Bosch   9    2  2  5  14  23  −9   8
15   Jong AZ        9    2  2  5  15  27  −12  8    Reserves teams cannot participate in the promotion play-offs

Source: Keuken Kampioen Divisie (in Dutch)
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored

Period 4

     Team
Pos    * v             Pld  W  D  L  GF  GA  GD  Pts  Qualification
       * t
       * e
15   Roda JC Kerkrade  10   3  3  4  13  20  −7  12
16   FC Eindhoven      10   3  2  5  12  13  −1  11
17   Jong Ajax         10   2  3  5  10  15  −5  9    Reserves teams cannot participate in the promotion play-offs
18   Telstar           10   1  4  5  12  18  −6  7
19   Jong FC Utrecht   10   2  1  7  15  23  −8  7    Reserves teams cannot participate in the promotion play-offs

Source: Keuken Kampioen Divisie (in Dutch)
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored

Results summary


2020–21 Jong Ajax season

Results summary

Overall  Home  Away
Pld      W     D     L   GF  GA  GD   Pts  W  D  L  GF  GA  GD  W  D  L   GF  GA  GD
38       10    10    18  55  71  −16  40   4  6  8  25  33  −8  6  4  10  30  38  −8

Last updated: 12 May 2021.
Source: Keuken Kampionen Divisie

Results by round

Round     1   2   3   4   5   6   7   8   9  10  11  12  13  14  15  16  17  18  19  20  21  22  23  24  25  26  27  28  29  30  31  32  33  34  35  36  37  38
Ground    H   H   A   A   H   A   H   H   A  H   A   H   A   A   H   A   H   A   H   A   H   A   H   H   A   A   H   A   H   A   H   A   H   A   H   A   H   A
Result    L   L   L   W   W   L   W   W   W  L   W   D   D   L   D   D   L   L   D   W   L   W   L   D   L   L   L   D   W   L   D   D   L   L   L   L   D   W
Position  18  20  19  17  10  16  11  10  8  8   7   8   10  11  11  11  11  12  13  11  12  10  12  12  12  12  11  12  12  13  13  14  15  16  16  16  17  16

Updated to match(es) played on 12 May 2021. Source: Keuken Kampionen Divisie
A = Away; H = Home; W = Win; D = Draw; L = Loss

Matches

30 August 2020 1  Jong Ajax                     0–4     Roda JC Kerkrade               Duivendrecht
                                                          * Alberg 21'
                                                          * Croux 70' (pen.)           Stadium: Sportpark De Toekomst
14:30 CEST          * Reeger [Yellow card] 26'  Report    * Klaasen [Yellow card] 74'  Attendance: 151
                                                          * Luijckx 82'                Referee: Erwin Blank
                                                          * Vossebelt 90+3'

11 September 2020 3  NEC Nijmegen           2–1     Jong Ajax                          Nijmegen
                                                      * Taylor [Yellow card] 48'       Stadium: Stadion de Goffert
21:00 CEST             * Van Eijden 19'     Report    * Musampa [Yellow card] 58'      Attendance: 2,892
                       * Bruijn 82' (pen.)            * Giovanni 80'                   Referee: Alex Bos
                                                      * Rasmussen [Yellow card] 90+3'


2020–21 Jong Ajax season

14 September 2020 2  Jong Ajax                       1–2     Jong PSV                                                  Duivendrecht
                       * Ekkelenkamp 45+1'                     * De Haas 18', [Yellow card] 65' [Yellow-red card] 69'  Stadium: Sportpark De Toekomst
18:45 CEST             * Llansana [Yellow card] 63'  Report    * Touré 26'                                             Attendance: 106
                       * Brobbey [Yellow card] 79'             * Thomas [Yellow card] 89'                              Referee: Martin Pérez
                       * Ünüvar [Yellow card] 90+3'

18 September 2020 4  Go Ahead Eagles                              0–3     Jong Ajax                                              Deventer
                                                                            * Taylor 35' (pen.), [Yellow card] 36'
                                                                            * Brobbey 59'
                       * Lucassen [Yellow card] 20'                         * De Waal [Yellow card] 80' [Yellow-red card] 90+6'  Stadium: De Adelaarshorst
21:00 CEST             * Brouwers [Yellow card] 90'               Report    * Musampa [Yellow card] 82'                          Attendance: 2,111
                       * Veldmate [soccer ball with red X] 90+2'            * Mendez [Yellow card] 90+1'                         Referee: Clay Ruperti
                                                                            * Rasmussen [Yellow card] 90+3'
                                                                            * Jensen 90+4'

28 September 2020 5  Jong Ajax                          3−0     Excelsior                        Duivendrecht
                       * Taylor [Yellow card] 30', 87'                                           Stadium: Sportpark De Toekomst
18:45 CEST             * Brobbey 52'                    Report    * Matthys [Yellow card] 90+2'  Attendance: 197
                       * Traoré 59'                                                              Referee: Sam Dröge

2 October 2020 6  NAC Breda                              4−0     Jong Ajax                      Breda
                    * Van Hooijdonk 9' (pen.), 32', 74'                                         Stadium: Rat Verlegh Stadion
21:00 CEST          * Rösler [Yellow card] 61'           Report    * Douglas [Yellow card] 8'   Attendance: 0
                    * Malone [Yellow card] 71'                     * Brobbey [Yellow card] 53'  Referee: Ingmar Oostrom
                    * Venema 77'


2020–21 Jong Ajax season

16 October 2020 8  Jong Ajax                                         3−2     Jong AZ                         Duivendrecht
                     * Llansana 14', [Yellow card] 65'                         * Koopmeiners 7'
                     * Jensen [Red card] 22'                                   * Goudmijn [Yellow card] 22'  Stadium: Sportpark De Toekomst
18:45 CEST           * Brobbey 42', 50' (pen.), [Yellow card] 90+3'  Report    * Evora [Yellow card] 49'     Attendance: 0
                     * Douglas [Yellow card] 75'                               * Margaret 58'                Referee: Edgar Bijl
                     * Regeer [Yellow card] 89'                                * Berkhout [Yellow card] 63'
                                                                               * Velthuis [Yellow card] 78'

19 October 2020 7  Jong Ajax                         3−2     Jong FC Utrecht                     Duivendrecht
                     * Kasanwirjo [Yellow card] 38'            * Van den Berg [Yellow card] 13'  Stadium: Sportpark De Toekomst
18:45 CEST           * Hansen 61'                    Report    * Hilterman 77', 87'              Attendance: 0
                     * Douglas 71'                             * Lonwijk [Yellow card] 82'       Referee: Robin Hensgens
                     * Brobbey 84'                             * Pieters [Yellow card] 90+4'

23 October 2020 9  MVV Maastricht                     1−5     Jong Ajax         Maastricht
                                                                * De Waal 27'
                     * Déom 25'                                 * Rensch 51'    Stadium: De Geusselt
18:45 CEST           * Heerings [Yellow card] 63'     Report    * Musampa 62'   Attendance: 0
                     * Van Acker [Yellow card] 90+1'            * Giovanni 67'  Referee: Stan Teuben
                                                                * Ünüvar 79'

30 October 2020 10  Jong Ajax                      1−4     Almere City                     Duivendrecht
                                                             * Kasanwirjo 2' (o.g.)
                      * Taylor 58' (pen.)                    * Verheydt 3'                 Stadium: Sportpark De Toekomst
18:45 CET             * Taşçı [Yellow card] 80'    Report    * Sørensen 25'                Attendance: 0
                      * Douglas [Yellow card] 84'            * Mannes [Yellow card] 34'    Referee: Alex Bos
                                                             * Helstrup 56'
                                                             * Receveur [Yellow card] 58'


2020–21 Jong Ajax season

7 November 2020 11  SC Cambuur                    2−3     Jong Ajax                         Leeuwarden
                                                            * Taylor 8'
                      * Hoedemakers 15'                     * Douglas [Yellow card] 56'     Stadium: Cambuur Stadion
16:30 CET             * Breij 22'                 Report    * Rensch 82'                    Attendance: 0
                      * Maulun [Yellow card] 75'            * Llansana 88'                  Referee: Christiaan Bax
                                                            * Scherpen [Yellow card] 90+4'

20 November 2020 13  FC Den Bosch          2−2     Jong Ajax                  's-Hertogenbosch
                                                                              Stadium: De Vliert
21:00 CET              * Trotman 53', 76'  Report    * Brobbey 3' (pen.), 5'  Attendance: 0
                                                                              Referee: Nick Smit

23 November 2020 12  Jong Ajax                     1−1     FC Volendam                        Duivendrecht
                       * Jensen 35'                          * Kaars 31'                      Stadium: Sportpark De Toekomst
21:00 CET              * Regeer [Yellow card] 78'  Report    * Mulattieri [Yellow card] 66'   Attendance: 0
                                                             * Eerdhuijzen [Yellow card] 81'  Referee: Ingmar Oostrom

28 November 2020 14  FC Dordrecht                       3−1     Jong Ajax          Dordrecht
                       * Schuurman 6'
                       * Jansen 43', [Yellow card] 74'                             Stadium: GN Bouw Stadion
16:30 CET              * Vermeulen [Yellow card] 63'    Report    * Brobbey 45+1'  Attendance: 0
                       * Dos Santos 77'                                            Referee: Luca Cantineau
                       * Vicario [Yellow card] 85'

7 December 2020 15  Jong Ajax                     1−1     FC Eindhoven                           Duivendrecht
                                                            * Peijnenburg [Yellow card] 41'      Stadium: Sportpark De Toekomst
18:45 CET             * Rensch 34'                Report    * Van Son [Yellow card] 60'          Attendance: 0
                      * Regeer [Yellow card] 45'            * De Keersmaecker [Yellow card] 63'  Referee: Martijn Vos
                                                            * Van Kleef 90' (pen.)


2020–21 Jong Ajax season

11 December 2020 16  De Graafschap                      2−2     Jong Ajax                       Doetinchem
                       * Dougals 12' (o.g.)
                       * Seuntjens 27'                            * Martha 16'                  Stadium: De Vijverberg
21:00 CET              * Verbeek [Red card] 31'         Report    * Hlynsson [Yellow card] 41'  Attendance: 0
                       * Van Huizen [Yellow card] 87'             * Hansen 57'                  Referee: Laurens Gerrets
                       * Van Mieghem [Yellow card] 90'

21 December 2020 17  Jong Ajax                      1−2     SC Telstar                        Duivendrecht
                       * Martha 11'                           * Najah [Yellow card] 45+1'     Stadium: Sportpark De Toekomst
20:00 CET              * Musampa [Yellow card] 30'  Report    * Fernandes 54'                 Attendance: 0
                       * Baas [Yellow card] 43'               * Bronkhorst [Yellow card] 58'  Referee: Sam Dröge
                       * Bandé [Red card] 48'                 * Van Wetten 84'

4 January 2021 18  TOP Oss                                   1−0     Jong Ajax                      Oss
                     * Lammers 9'                                                                   Stadium: Frans Heesen Stadion
20:00 CET            * Guezen [Yellow card] 36'              Report    * Musampa [Yellow card] 85'  Attendance: 0
                     * Stuy van den Herik [Yellow card] 59'                                         Referee: Robin Gansner
                     * Geens [Yellow card] 78'

9 January 2021 19  Jong Ajax                        2−2     Helmond Sport                 Duivendrecht
                     * Pinas 11'                              * Van Hoorenbeeck 15'       Stadium: Sportpark De Toekomst
14:00 CET            * Jensen 45'                   Report    * Loukili 30'               Attendance: 0
                     * Baas [Yellow card] 45+1'               * De Bie [Yellow card] 81'  Referee: Martijn Vos
                     * Warmerdam [Yellow card] 75'

18 January 2021 20  Jong FC Utrecht    1−2     Jong Ajax                     Utrecht
                                                 * Brobbey 2'                Stadium: Sportcomplex Zoudenbalch
18:45 CET             * Pieters 90+1'  Report    * Memengi 42' (o.g.)        Attendance: 0
                                                 * Hansen [Yellow card] 73'  Referee: Clay Ruperti


2020–21 Jong Ajax season

25 January 2021 21  Jong Ajax                        0−2     Go Ahead Eagles                 Duivendrecht
                      * Regeer [Yellow card] 20'               * Kuipers [Yellow card] 37'   Stadium: Sportpark De Toekomst
18:45 CET             * Warmerdam [Yellow card] 52'  Report    * Veldmate [Yellow card] 49'  Attendance: 0
                      * Ünüvar [Yellow card] 68'               * Hendriks 90+2'              Referee: Edgar Bijl
                                                               * Van Hoeven 90+4'

29 January 2021 22  Jong PSV                      1−2     Jong Ajax                          Eindhoven
                      * Sambo 67'                           * Jensen 25'                     Stadium: De Herdgang
18:45 CET             * Fofana [Yellow card] 83'  Report    * Ünüvar [Yellow card] 30', 71'  Attendance: 0
                                                            * Warmerdam [Yellow card] 40'    Referee: Stan Teuben

15 February 2021 24  Jong Ajax                     1−2     FC Dordrecht                     Duivendrecht
                       * Traoré 54'                          * Schuurman [Yellow card] 55'  Stadium: Sportpark De Toekomst
18:45 CET              * Taylor [Yellow card] 76'  Report    * Bannis 77' (pen.)            Attendance: 0
                       * Llansana [Red card] 86'             * Muringen 84'                 Referee: Sam Dröge

19 February 2021 23                                                                                Jong Ajax                      1−1     SC Cambuur                         Duivendrecht
                                                                                * Schmidt [Yellow card] 26'      Stadium: Sportpark De Toekomst
16:30 CET                                                                                * Ünüvar 21'                 Report    * Jacobs [Yellow card] 29'       Attendance: 0
                                                                                * Douglas [Yellow card] 36'            * Mühren 49'                     Referee: Erwin Blank
                                                                                * Mac-Intosch [Yellow card] 72'
Note: The game was originally scheduled for 8 February, but it has been postponed due to severe winter conditions.

23 February 2021 25  FC Volendam                              3−2     Jong Ajax                   Volendam
                       * Mulattieri [Yellow card] 76', 90+5'            * Baas [Yellow card] 45'  Stadium: Kras Stadion
18:45 CET              * El Azzouzi 85', 90+6'                Report    * Ünüvar 60'              Attendance: 0
                                                                        * Fitz-Jim 71'            Referee: Robin Gansner


2020–21 Jong Ajax season

1 March 2021 26  Excelsior                       5−1     Jong Ajax                         Rotterdam
                   * Hillen 8' (o.g.)
                   * Baas 20'                                                              Stadium: Van Donge & De Roo Stadion
18:45 CET          * Niemeijer 24'               Report    * Kasanwirjo [Yellow card] 54'  Attendance: 0
                   * Aberkane [Yellow card] 80'            * Taylor 74' (pen.)             Referee: Joey Kooij
                   * Moreira 82'
                   * Zwarts 90+5'

8 March 2021 27  Jong Ajax                   1−2     FC Den Bosch                   Duivendrecht
                   * Taylor 10' (pen.)                 * Hornkamp 42'               Stadium: Sportpark De Toekomst
18:45 CET          * Baas [Yellow card] 56'  Report    * Kuijpers 70'               Attendance: 0
                                                       * Postema [Yellow card] 87'  Referee: Martin Pérez

12 March 2021 28  Roda JC Kerkrade                 2−2     Jong Ajax                       Kerkrade
                    * Vossebelt [Yellow card] 41'            * Traoré [Yellow card] 34'    Stadium: Parkstad Limburg Stadion
21:00 CET           * Falkenburg 45'               Report    * Fitz-Jim [Yellow card] 79'  Attendance: 0
                    * Vente 59'                              * Kasanwirjo 81'              Referee: Jannick van der Laan
                                                             * Llansana 83'

15 March 2021 30  Jong AZ           2−1     Jong Ajax                     Alkmaar
                    * Duin 33'                * Ünüvar 25'                Stadium: AFAS Trainingscomplex
20:00 CET           * Goudmijn 69'  Report    * Taylor [Yellow card] 56'  Attendance: 0
                                                                          Referee: Marc Nagtegaal

19 March 2021 29  Jong Ajax                   4−3     MVV Maastricht       Duivendrecht
                    * Ünüvar 12'
                    * Baas [Yellow card] 37'            * Naudts 29', 87'  Stadium: Sportpark De Toekomst
20:00 CET           * Musampa 39'             Report    * Mickels 63'      Attendance: 0
                    * Martha 53'                                           Referee: Jesse Rozendal
                    * Hansen 76'


2020–21 Jong Ajax season

2 April 2021 31  Jong Ajax                                              1−1     NAC Breda                     Duivendrecht
                   * Ünüvar [soccer ball with red X] 43'                          * El Allouchi 55' (pen.)    Stadium: Sportpark De Toekomst
20:00 CEST         * Mendez 68'                                         Report    * Bilate [Yellow card] 57'  Attendance: 0
                   * Douglas [Yellow card] 71' [Yellow-red card] 90+1'                                        Referee: Richard Martens

5 April 2021 32  Helmond Sport                          1−1     Jong Ajax                       Helmond
                   * Van Hoorenbeeck [Yellow card] 33'            * Llansana [Yellow card] 15'  Stadium: Stadion De Braak
14:30 CEST         * Van Keilegom 55'                   Report    * Ünüvar 73'                  Attendance: 0
                   * Vereijken [Yellow card] 59'                                                Referee: Laurens Gerrets

9 April 2021 33  Jong Ajax  0−1     TOP Oss          Duivendrecht
                                                     Stadium: Sportpark De Toekomst
20:00 CEST                  Report    * Sanches 48'  Attendance: 0
                                                     Referee: Clay Ruperti

16 April 2021 34  FC Eindhoven                            3−0     Jong Ajax                               Eindhoven
                    * Seedorf [Yellow card] 5'
                    * Pozo 56'                                      * Taylor [soccer ball with red X] 5'  Stadium: Jan Louwers Stadion
20:00 CEST          * Peijnenburg 63', [Yellow card] 76'  Report    * Rasmussen [Yellow card] 18'         Attendance: 0
                    * Van Kleef [Yellow card] 87'                                                         Referee: Stan Teuben
                    * Donkor 90'

23 April 2021 35  Jong Ajax                                               0−1     NEC Nijmegen                       Duivendrecht
                                                                                * Vet [Yellow card] 23'          Stadium: Sportpark De Toekomst
20:00 CEST          * Kasanwirjo [Yellow card] 64' [Yellow-red card] 75'  Report    * Barreto 34'                    Attendance: 0
                                                                                * El Karouani [Yellow card] 66'  Referee: Martijn Vos