LUXEMBOURG: CS Sanem

Rue de Niederkorn, Sanem = Suessem = Sassenheim (Club Sportif Sanem)

Luxembourg, canton: Esch-sur-Alzette

24 X 2021 / CS Sanem - FC Stengefort 3-0 / Division 1 Série 2 (= LUX level 3)

Note: Below, a compilation of pictures of two different visits: photos 1-3 = non-matchday visit, April 2011 (grass pitch & old clubhouse) / photos 4-14 = match visit, October 2021 (synthetic pitch & new clubhouse).

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

BELGIUM: RCS Stavelotain (1979-)

Pré Messire, Stavelot (R Club Sportif Stavelotain)

Belgium, province: Liège = Luik

24 X 2021 / RCS Stavelotain - RFC Union La Calamine B 5-1 / Liège, Provincial League 2C (= BE level 7)

Note 1: CS Stavelotain, founded in 1921 (matricule 126), played their football at Stade Jean Depouhon (± 1921-1955) and Stade Eugène Daxhelet (Aux Bressaix) (± 1955-1979) before settling down at Pré Messire. The idea of creating a new stadium for the club was conceived in 1978, when the club was about to win promotion to Nationwide Division 3 - and the pitch at Stade Daxhelet did not have the correct measurements for a stadium eligible to be used on that level at the time. In fact, RCS Stavelotain, who played a total of 10 years in Nationwide Division 4 (1972-81 & 1984-85), finished fifth in Promotion 4A in 1978, just five points away from league winners US Ferrières - and never reached the third tier of Belgian football, but the construction of a new ground went ahead nonetheless. Stade Pré Messire was inaugurated on October 21st, 1979. Nowadays, while first team football usually takes place at Stade Pré Messire, the ground Aux Bressaix is still in use for lower team football and training purposes. Stade Jean Depouhon, on the other hand, was later taken over by SC Stâv'leu Sport and several recreational teams. After the demise of Stâv'leu, RCS Stavelotain itself also made use of the premises for training purposes once in a while, but the ground has meanwhile been abandoned.

Note 2: Below, a compilation of photos of two different visits: pictures 1-5 = matchday visit (RCS Stavelotain B - RCS Jalhaytois B in Provincial League 4H, score 2-1), September 19th, 2021 (I didn't stay for the match, though) / pictures 6-24 = match visit, October 24th, 2021.

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

BELGIUM: KV Brucom Sportief (1927-2020) / Leeuw Brucom (B) (2020-)

Pijnbroekstraat, Sint-Pieters-Leeuw = Leeuw-Saint-Pierre Brukom = Brucom (B ground of Leeuw Brucom, formerly KV Brucom Sportief)

Belgium, province: Flemish Brabant

23 X 2021 / Leeuw Brucom Reserves - EMI Essene Reserves 1-10 / Flemish Brabant, Saturday Reserves, group G

Note: Voetbalklub Brucom Sportief, founded in 1927 (matricule 1081), were a Société Royale from 1952 onwards. In 2020, the club ceased all activities, as they were absorbed into SK Leeuw (matricule 9246), who subsequently took on the name Leeuw Brucom. First team football takes place at the former SK Leeuw's ground at Lotstraat, while the premises in Brukom have remained in use for training purposes and lower team football.

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