NETHERLANDS: Juliana Oosterhout (-1935) / SCO (1935-1974)

Koppelpaarden, Oosterhout (formerly Juliana & SCO)

Netherlands, province: North Brabant

May 2009 / no match visited

 

NETHERLANDS: DVV ODS (1924-1997) / DVV Emma (1933-1997) / SC Reeland (1997-1999)

Sportpark Reeweg I, Dordrecht (formerly DVV ODS, DVV Emma & SC Reeland)

Netherlands, province: South Holland = Zuid-Holland

May 2009 / no match visited

Note: since 1999, the monumental Reeweg stadium has been used for light athletic purposes only.

All photos: (c) W.B. Tukker / www.extremefootballtourism.blogspot.com. Publication of any of these images only after permission of author

NETHERLANDS: RKSV RCD

Reeweg Oost II, Dordrecht (RKSV RCD)

Netherlands, province: South Holland

May 2009 / no match visited

 

BELGIUM: K Saventhem FC (1924-1972) / KVK Zaventem (1972-2003) / KV Woluwe-Zaventem (2003-)

Gemeentelijk Sportstadion - Quinkenstraat, Zaventem = Saventhem (KV Woluwe-Zaventem, formerly K Saventhem FC / KVK Zaventem)

Belgium, province: Flemish Brabant

21 V 2009 / KV Woluwe-Zaventem - R Olympic Club Charleroi-Marchienne 2-0 / National Leagues 2 & 3 - promotion-relegation play-off (= BE levels 2 & 3)

13 V 2012 / KV Woluwe-Zaventem - R Excelsior Virton 2-3 / National League 3 - promotion play-off (= BE level 3)

Note 1: Saventhem Football Club, founded in 1924 (matricule 424), acquired the royal epithet in 1951, continuing life as a Société Royale. In 1972, the club name was changed to become KVK (Koninklijke Voetbalklub) Zaventem. In 2003, a merger was concluded with KV Wosjot Woluwe, forming KV Woluwe-Zaventem (KVWZ), retaining Wosjot's matricule (3197). Since, first team football has taken place at Zaventem's ground, Quinkenstraat. The two grounds in Sint-Stevens-Woluwe which used to belong to KV Wosjot and its two predecessors, Wosjot Woluwe and RSC Woluwe - remained in use for lower team football and training purposes, although Wosjot's ground at Frans Smoldersstraat was abandoned in 2020; from that time on, the former RSC Woluwe's premises at Eversestraat have housed the club's entire youth academy.

Note 2: Below, a compilation of photos of three different visits: pictures 3-5, 7-9, 14 & 18 = match visit, May 2009 / picture 6 = non-matchday visit, July 2010 / pictures 1-2, 10-13 & 15-17 = match visit, May 2012.

All photos: (c) W.B. Tukker / www.extremefootballtourism.blogspot.com. Publication of any of these images only after permission of author

BELGIUM: KSC Hasselt (1964-2001) / KSK Hasselt (2003-2012) / K Sporting Hasselt (2012-)

Stedelijk Oude Kuringerbaan, Hasselt (Sporting Hasselt, formerly KSC Hasselt & KSK Hasselt)

Belgium, province: Limburg (Be)

17 V 2009 / SK Hasselt - Excelsior SK Leopoldsburg 2-0 / Belgium, League 4 promotion play-off
11 I 2012 / SK Hasselt - FC Rupel Boom 0-1 / Belgium, League 3B

NETHERLANDS: FC Groningen (2006-)

Stadion Euroborg, Groningen (FC Groningen)

Netherlands, province: Groningen

10 V 2009 / FC Groningen - NAC Breda 1-0 / Eredivisie (= NL level 1)