Corneel Van Leemputtenstadion, Werchter (SK Plenke Werchter, formerly SK-Plenke & KFC Baal, B ground)
Belgium, province: Flemish Brabant
25 VIII 2017 / SK Plenke Werchter - FC Klim-Op Begijnendijk 3-2 / Flemish Brabant, Provincial Cup - group stage, group C
Note: SK-Plenke, founded in 1974, moved to the Tremelobaan ground (later renamed Corneel Van Leemputtenstadion) in 1983; the club played its football in the KBLVB (Koninklijke Belgische Liefhebbersvoetbalbond), which became part of Voetbal Vlaanderen in 2016. In 2011, it was decided upon to bring Plenke's best player into one team to try and compete in the regular Belgian Football Association's leagues. After five years of football under the flag of KFC Baal, Plenke applied for its own matricule (9660) and started life in Provincial League 4 under its own name. Meanwhile, the club still competes in Voetbal Vlaanderen's leagues as well with a second squad of players.
All photos: (c) W.B. Tukker / www.extremefootballtourism.blogspot.com. Publication of any of these images only after permission of author
Belgium, province: Flemish Brabant
25 VIII 2017 / SK Plenke Werchter - FC Klim-Op Begijnendijk 3-2 / Flemish Brabant, Provincial Cup - group stage, group C
Note: SK-Plenke, founded in 1974, moved to the Tremelobaan ground (later renamed Corneel Van Leemputtenstadion) in 1983; the club played its football in the KBLVB (Koninklijke Belgische Liefhebbersvoetbalbond), which became part of Voetbal Vlaanderen in 2016. In 2011, it was decided upon to bring Plenke's best player into one team to try and compete in the regular Belgian Football Association's leagues. After five years of football under the flag of KFC Baal, Plenke applied for its own matricule (9660) and started life in Provincial League 4 under its own name. Meanwhile, the club still competes in Voetbal Vlaanderen's leagues as well with a second squad of players.
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