List of AFC Ajax Vrouwen seasons

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This is a list seasons played by AFC Ajax Vrouwen , the women's section of the Dutch football club AFC Ajax, since its establishment in 2012.

Summary

ChampionsRunners-up Promoted Relegated
Domestic and international results of AFC Ajax Vrouwen
SeasonLeague Cup League Cup EuropeLeague top scorers
TierDivisionPosPWDLFAPts1stSoccerball shade.svg
2012–13 1 BeNe League 42812610473642 QF Flag of the Netherlands.svg van Lunteren 10
2013–14 3241664682354 W Flag of the Netherlands.svg van Lunteren 13
2014–15 3241725542053 RU Flag of the Netherlands.svg Pieëte 10
2015–16 1 Eredivisie 2241752461156 RU Flag of the Netherlands.svg Bakker 8
2016–17 1272151571468 W Flag of the Netherlands.svg van den Bighelaar 18
2017–18 1241671572455 W Champions League R32 Flag of the Netherlands.svg van Lunteren
Flag of the Netherlands.svg van den Bighelaar
12
2018–19 2241383501847 W Champions League R16 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Jansen 14
2019–20 212813221125 SF 3rd Flag of the Netherlands.svg van den Bighelaar 12
2020–21 3201316402140 SF W Champions League R32 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Tromp 12
2021–22

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