Rue de la Soile, Hemptinne (formerly Racing Club Hemptinne / Entente Hemptinne / Alliance Sportive Hemptinne / Association Clubs Hemptinne-Eghezée (ACHE), B ground / Renaissance Sportive Fernelmont-Hemptinne / B ground of Renaissance Sportive Hemptinne)
Belgium, province: Namur = Namen
2 IV 2017 / Renaissance Sportive Fernelmont-Hemptinne - ES Boninne 5-0 / Namur, Provincial League 3A (= BE level 8)
Note 1: AS Hemptinne played in Belgium's national league 4 (usually referred to as 'Promotion' in Belgium) as an independent club for three seasons (1984-1985 & 1989-1991) before merging with SC Eghezée, forming AC Hemptinne-Eghezée; first team football was played in the Stade Bernard Rubay in Eghezée. After "ACHE" got in financial trouble and ceased all activities in 1998, a new club was created in Hemptinne, Renaissance Sportive Hemptinne. The club under its current name, Renaissance Sportive Fernelmont-Hemptinne, is a merger of Renaissance Sportive Hemptinne and ES Fernelmont, created in 2011 after ES Fernelmont (from Forville) went into administration during the 2010-2011 season. For the first season of its existence, the new merger club's first team played at Forville, before moving to Hemptinne in 2012. In 2021, Hemptinne became home ground for the club's B squad, while first team football moved to Forville's ground at Avenue de la Libération - but this arrangement lasted for one season only, upon which the old situation was reinstated of first team football being played in Hemptinne. In 2023, it seems the club abandoned the premises in Hemptinne once and for all in favour of the 3G in Forville.
Note 2: photos 3, 24 & 34 courtesy of Anneke te Boekhorst.
All photos: (c) W.B. Tukker & J.C. te Boekhorst / www.extremefootballtourism.blogspot.com. Publication of any of these images only after permission of authors
Belgium, province: Namur = Namen
2 IV 2017 / Renaissance Sportive Fernelmont-Hemptinne - ES Boninne 5-0 / Namur, Provincial League 3A (= BE level 8)
Note 1: AS Hemptinne played in Belgium's national league 4 (usually referred to as 'Promotion' in Belgium) as an independent club for three seasons (1984-1985 & 1989-1991) before merging with SC Eghezée, forming AC Hemptinne-Eghezée; first team football was played in the Stade Bernard Rubay in Eghezée. After "ACHE" got in financial trouble and ceased all activities in 1998, a new club was created in Hemptinne, Renaissance Sportive Hemptinne. The club under its current name, Renaissance Sportive Fernelmont-Hemptinne, is a merger of Renaissance Sportive Hemptinne and ES Fernelmont, created in 2011 after ES Fernelmont (from Forville) went into administration during the 2010-2011 season. For the first season of its existence, the new merger club's first team played at Forville, before moving to Hemptinne in 2012. In 2021, Hemptinne became home ground for the club's B squad, while first team football moved to Forville's ground at Avenue de la Libération - but this arrangement lasted for one season only, upon which the old situation was reinstated of first team football being played in Hemptinne. In 2023, it seems the club abandoned the premises in Hemptinne once and for all in favour of the 3G in Forville.
Note 2: photos 3, 24 & 34 courtesy of Anneke te Boekhorst.
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