In the Netherlands, a Child's Game for Children Only January 10, 2012, 5:28 pm The replay of the Dutch Cup match between Ajax and AZ, which was abandoned on Dec. 21 and is scheduled to be played on Jan. 19, will be for children only. On Tuesday, Ajax announced that the Round of 16 match would take place at its Amsterdam Arena, and gave details of the plans. The match last month was abandoned when an Ajax fan jumped out of the stands and accosted AZ goalkeeper Esteban Alvarado. Alvarado reacted quickly and defended himself by landing a couple of swift kicks on the fan. When the referee showed Alvarado a red card, the AZ coach, Gertjan Verbeek, pulled his players off the field. The Ajax fan, who was identified only as a 19-year-old named Wesley van W., was later sentenced to six months in jail. Under terms of the deal the fan will also be required to report to the police during all Ajax, AZ and Dutch national team games for two years. Alvarado's red card was rescinded and the match was ordered to be replayed by Dutch officials. According to Reuters, Ajax last week asked the Dutch association (KNVB) to permit women and children to attend the match but the federation decided that only children would be allowed to attend because of a law that requires equal treatment of men and women. The Turkish club Fenerbahce had a similarly restricted crowd in September after its own burst of fan violence. Tickets will be free for clubs and schools with children under age 13 and one adult will be allowed in to supervise groups of six children.