Sportpark Tiemeister, Enschede (Enschedese Football Club Prinses Wilhelmina 1885)
Netherlands, province: Overijssel
16 XI 2019 / EFC PW 1885 - vv Rigtersbleek (za) 0-2 / District East, Saturday League 4F (= NL level 9)
Note: one of the oldest football clubs in the Netherlands, EFC Prinses Wilhelmina 1885 are the result of a merger, concluded in 1888, between Enschedese Football Club (EFC) and Prinses Wilhelmina (PW), who both saw the daylight in 1885. In the course of the club's long history, 'PW' played their football at various grounds across Enschede. In 2003, they settled down at their current premises, which originally were home to Twente's local branch of the Royal Dutch Football Association (KNVB). Though PW have dubbed their ground Sportpark Tiemeister, the pitch actually is in the southwesternmost corner of Sportpark Diekman, which houses various sports clubs, including PW's neighbours Sportclub Enschede. One of the covered stands of SC Enschede's main pitch can be detected in several of the pictures below (most notably no. 7 & 11).
All photos: (c) W.B. Tukker / www.extremefootballtourism.blogspot.com. Publication of any of these images only after permission of author
Netherlands, province: Overijssel
16 XI 2019 / EFC PW 1885 - vv Rigtersbleek (za) 0-2 / District East, Saturday League 4F (= NL level 9)
Note: one of the oldest football clubs in the Netherlands, EFC Prinses Wilhelmina 1885 are the result of a merger, concluded in 1888, between Enschedese Football Club (EFC) and Prinses Wilhelmina (PW), who both saw the daylight in 1885. In the course of the club's long history, 'PW' played their football at various grounds across Enschede. In 2003, they settled down at their current premises, which originally were home to Twente's local branch of the Royal Dutch Football Association (KNVB). Though PW have dubbed their ground Sportpark Tiemeister, the pitch actually is in the southwesternmost corner of Sportpark Diekman, which houses various sports clubs, including PW's neighbours Sportclub Enschede. One of the covered stands of SC Enschede's main pitch can be detected in several of the pictures below (most notably no. 7 & 11).
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