BELGIUM: FC Rosières (1974-2003) / RAS Rosières-Rixensart (2003-2008) / R Union Rixensartoise (2008-)

Rue de la Ferme du Plagniau, Rosières (R Union Rixensartoise = RUR, formerly FC Rosières / R Association Sportive Rosières-Rixensart = RASRR)

Belgium, province: Walloon Brabant

27 X 2019 / R Union Rixensartoise - ASE Chastre 1-1 / Brabant, ACFF Provincial League 2B (= BE level 7)

Note: FC Rosières, founded in 1974 (matricule 8117), merged with R Rixensart FC in 2003, forming RAS Rosières-Rixensart (sometimes abbreviated to RASRR), retaining Rixensart's matricule 1464. Since, Stade Joseph Verté, Rixensart's ground, has not been used for official first team football. In 2008, a new merger was concluded, this time between RAS Rosières-Rixensart and RCS de Genval - and this time around, the resulting merger was simply named after the municipality to which Rosières, Rixensart and Genval all three belong: R Union Rixensartoise, sometimes abbreviatedly referred to as RUR. The ground in Genval, the so-called Terrain des Charmettes, remained in use for lower team football and training purposes for some more seasons after the 2008 merger before being abandoned - and taken over by a hockey club.

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

BELGIUM: FC Drogenbos (1961-2004) / SK Beersel-Drogenbos (2004-2010) / Verbroedering Beersel-Drogenbos (2010-2024) / SK Beersel (2024-)

Terrein Bosstraat, Drogenbos = Droogenbosch (SK Beersel, formerly FC Drogenbos / SK Beersel-Drogenbos / Verbroedering Beersel-Drogenbos)

Belgium, province: Flemish Brabant = Vlaams Brabant

27 X 2019 / Verbroedering Beersel-Drogenbos - SK Pepingen-Halle B 2-2 / Brabant, VFV Provincial League 3D (= BE level 8)

Note 1: FC Drogenbos, founded in 1961, merged with SK Beersel in 2004, forming SK Beersel-Drogenbos and retaining SK Beersel's registration number 9156; six years later, VC Lot Sportief was absorbed into SK Beersel-Drogenbos, which then changed its name to become Verbroedering Beersel-Drogenbos. In 2024, the club adapted its name to become SK Beersel.

Note 2: picture 1 below dates back to a non-matchday visit, December 2018.

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

BELGIUM: FC Punt-Larum (2019-)

Terrein Zwaarvoerdersstraat, Larum (FC Punt-Larum)

Belgium, province: Antwerp

26 X 2019 / FC Punt-Larum - KFC Tongerlo 4-3 / Antwerp, Provincial League 4D (= BE level 9)

Note: FC Punt-Larum, the result of a merger between FC Punt and FC Larum Geel in 2011, moved to this ground in October 2019; the match photos below were taken at the first-ever first team match played at the new ground. Now that the new premises have been inaugurated, the grounds at Leeks in Geel-Punt and Sint-Corneliusstraat in Larum will remain in use for training purposes only. 

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

NETHERLANDS: SV Den Hoorn

Sportpark Eric R. van Dijk, Den Hoorn (Sportvereniging Den Hoorn)

Netherlands, province: South Holland

23 X 2019 / SV Den Hoorn - SV DWO 4-2 / District West II, Regional Cup R1

Note: SV Den Hoorn's premises at Zuidhoornseweg were renamed after the club's Honorary President Eric van Dijk in November 2017.

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