BELGIUM: SC Tillet (1971-1996) / RUS Sainte-Ode (1997-)

Complexe Sportif de Tillet, Tillet (R Union Sportive Sainte-Ode, formerly Sporting Club Tillet)

Belgium, province: Belgian Luxembourg

30 IV 2013 / RUS Sainte-Ode - Jeunesse Bourdon 2-0 / Belgian Luxembourg, Provincial League 3D (= BE level 7)

Note: Sporting Club Tillet, founded in 1971 (matricule 7600), ceased their activities in 1996 after a merger with RUS Sainte-Ode from Amberloup was not permitted by the Belgian Football Association due to a formal irregularity in the voting procedure at RUS Sainte-Ode. One year later, RUS Sainte-Ode became the owners of the ground in Tillet. Since, they have played their first team football here, while keeping their premises in Amberloup in use for lower team football and training purposes.

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

BELGIUM: SKV Oostakker (1980-2018) / KRC Gent-Zeehaven (2010-2016) / KRC Gent (2016-)

Eikstraat, Ghent = Gent = Gand Oostakker (KRC Gent, formerly SKV Oostakker / KRC Gent-Zeehaven)

Belgium, province: East Flanders

28 IV 2013 / RC Gent-Zeehaven - Thor Kokerij Meldert 3-0 / Belgium, League 4A

Note: as a result of this win over their direct rivals, Gent-Zeehaven were crowned champions of League 4A 2012-13

NETHERLANDS: CSV Leeuwarder Zwaluwen (1967-)

Nylân Zuid, Leeuwarden (CSV Leeuwarder Zwaluwen)

Netherlands, province: Frisia = Friesland

27 IV 2013 / CSV Leeuwarder Zwaluwen - Kollum 2-0 / Netherlands, Zaterdag 2e klasse I (= Div. 6)

 

BELGIUM: OC Warcoing (1975-2020) / AS Obigies (B) (2020-)

Stade Léon Velge, Warcoing = Warkonje (B ground of AS Obigies, formerly OC Warcoing)

Belgium, province: Hainaut = Henegouwen

21 IV 2013 / OC Warcoing - CO Trivières 1-1 / Hainaut, Provincial League 1 (= BE level 5)

Note 1: In the course of their history, Olympic Club de Warcoing, founded in 1975 (matricule 8265), managed to climb to Provincial League 1 twice, playing at the highest provincial level for a total of four seasons (2011-14, 2019-20). In the summer of 2020, OC Warcoing merged with Renouveau US (RUS) Tournai, becoming RUS Tournai-Warcoing, retaining Warcoing's matricule. In the merger statement, the new club made clear its purpose to play their first team football at Warcoing's Stade Léon Velge, while retaining RUS Tournai's Plaine de la Trondeloire in Vaulx for lower team football. However, these plans never materialisted given that no agreement was reached with Pecq's town council, who subsequently allowed AS Obigies to take over the premises for their youth academy. As a result, RUS Tournai-Warcoing - renamed RUS Tournai in 2022, thus losing the reference to OC Warcoing - have remained in Vaulx.  

Note 2: The match I attended at Stade Léon Velge in 2013 was marred by nasty behaviour on both sides both on and off the pitch. Twice in the course of the encounter, play was suspended due to heavy injuries. In both instances, an ambulance was taxied onto the pitch to carry off an unfortunate player (cp. photos 14-16 below).

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