BELGIUM: K Standaard SV Denderleeuw (1972-1997) FC Denderleeuw (1997-2001) / FC Denderleeuw EH (2001-2005) / FC Verbroedering Dender EH (2005-) / SK Terjoden-Welle (2010-2014)

Dender Football Complex, formerly known as Armand De Pelsmaekerstadion, Florent Beeckmanstadion & Van Roystadion, Denderleeuw (FCV Dender EH, formerly K Standaard SV Denderleeuw FC Denderleeuw / FC Denderleeuw EH / SK Terjoden-Welle)

Belgium, province: East Flanders

17 IV 2010 / FCV Dender EH - Oud-Heverlee Leuven 1-1 / National Division 2 (= BE level 2)
4 VIII 2013 / SK Terjoden-Welle - Thor-Kokerij Meldert 4-1 / Belgian Cup R2

Note: FC Denderleeuw moved into the Florent Beeckmanstadion (renamed Van Roystadion in 2011 and Dender Football Complex in 2022) in 1997, leaving behind their old ground at Thontlaan. As such, they replaced their town rivals KSSV Denderleeuw, who had played at the ground, inaugurated as the Armand De Pelsmaekerstadion, from 1972 onwards. At the time, the stadium was much smaller, consisting of just a main stand at the western end and some terracing at the other three sides. Abandoning its Omer Raesstadion, SK Terjoden-Welle groundshared at the Florent Beeckmanstadion from 2010 until the demise of the club in 2014 (with its registration number 4133 being sold to Renaissance Club Schaerbeek).