Mandemakers-Stadion, Waalwijk (RKC Waalwijk)
Netherlands, province: North Brabant
22 II 2008 / RKC Waalwijk - FC Volendam 2-3 / Eerste Divisie (= NL level 1)
7 V 2008 / RKC Waalwijk - MVV 4-0 / Eerste Divisie - promotion play-off (= NL level 2)
3 X 2008 / RKC Waalwijk - AGOVV Apeldoorn 3-1 / Eerste Divisie (= NL level 2)
27 VIII 2011 / RKC Waalwijk - NAC Breda 2-1 / Eredivisie (= NL level 1)
Stade de la Cité de l'Oie, Visé = Wezet (FC United Richelle, Union Royale Sportive Lixhe-Visé & Visé Basse-Meuse Football Academy, formerly RCS Visétois / RCS Visé / URS Lixhe-Lanaye)
Belgium, province: Liège = Luik
10 II 2008 / RCS Visé - R Cappellen FC 2-2 / National League 3B (= BE level 3)
Note 1: the Stade de la Cité de l'Oie in its current form dates back to 1999. Originally used by RCS Visétois (renamed RCS Visé in 2004), which went bust in mid-2015, the ground was taken over by FC United Richelle, a club from a village in the immediate vicinity of Visé which had just won promotion to National League 4 and could not continue playing first team football at their own Tilleuls ground which does not have the measurements for national league football. They were joined by URS Lixhe-Lanaye, who left their premises at Rue de Liège in Lixhe; one year later, Lixhe took on the name of URSL Visé. That same year, a new club saw the daylight, Visé Basse-Meuse Football Academy (matricule 9671), an academy club exclusively focusing on youth football, which became the third user of the Stade de la Cité de l'Oie.
Note 2: below, a compilation of photographs of two different visits: pictures 1-12 = non-matchday visit, April 2019 / pictures 13-19 = matchday visit, February 2008.
All photos: (c) W.B. Tukker / www.extremefootballtourism.blogspot.com. Publication of any of these images only after permission of author
Stadion Jos Van Wellen, Kapellen (R Cappellen FC)
Belgium, province: Antwerp
3 II 2008 / R Cappellen FC - RCS Verviétois 1-0 / National Division 3B (= BE level 3)
22 VIII 2010 / R Cappellen FC - KV Turnhout 0-2 / Belgian Cup
Note: The ground at René De Pauwstraat, later renamed Stadion Jos Van Wellen, was inaugurated in 1923.
