Boterlaarbaan, Antwerp = Antwerpen = Anvers Deurne (TOR Deurne Pirates, formerly K Sint-Rochus FC Deurne / Racing Deurne / K Rochus FC Deurne / K Rochus Deurne)
Belgium, province: Antwerp
18 IV 2013 / K Rochus Deurne - FC Mariekerke 1-3 / Antwerp, Provincial League 1 (= BE level 5)
Note: Sint-Rochus FC Deurne, founded in 1920, merged with FC Deurne in 1937, becoming Racing Deurne. In 1944, however, the decision was taken upon to revert to the old name. The club acquired the royal epithet in 1953, becoming Koninklijke Sint-Rochus FC Deurne. In the following decades, the club underwent two name changes: K Rochus FC Deurne (1970) and K Rochus Deurne (2007). Finally, in 2020, the club merged with their near-neighbours Olympic Pirates Deurne-Borgerhout, becoming TOR Deurne Pirates. Since, first team football has taken place at Rochus' ground at Boterlaarbaan (on one Internet source referred to as the Norbert Loyaertsstadion), while the youth academy has its place at Olympic's Park Groot Schijn.
Belgium, province: Antwerp
18 IV 2013 / K Rochus Deurne - FC Mariekerke 1-3 / Antwerp, Provincial League 1 (= BE level 5)
Note: Sint-Rochus FC Deurne, founded in 1920, merged with FC Deurne in 1937, becoming Racing Deurne. In 1944, however, the decision was taken upon to revert to the old name. The club acquired the royal epithet in 1953, becoming Koninklijke Sint-Rochus FC Deurne. In the following decades, the club underwent two name changes: K Rochus FC Deurne (1970) and K Rochus Deurne (2007). Finally, in 2020, the club merged with their near-neighbours Olympic Pirates Deurne-Borgerhout, becoming TOR Deurne Pirates. Since, first team football has taken place at Rochus' ground at Boterlaarbaan (on one Internet source referred to as the Norbert Loyaertsstadion), while the youth academy has its place at Olympic's Park Groot Schijn.
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