Groundhopping & Nostalgia
Club: Sparta Praha (developmental) Capacity: 220.000 Owner: City of Prague Build: 1926 – 1932 – 1948 – 1975 Opened: 1926 Total playable area: 63.500 m² 6 football pitches + 2 futsal pitches Even though Strahow never really was a footballstadium it does deserve, … Continued
It hasn’t been that long since the Vossevelden became eligible to be included on this site. The 5th of September 2010 to be exact. On that day KFC Katelijne-Waver played for the first time in its existence a home game … Continued
The city of Diest started the works on the multi-purpose Warande Stadium after World War II in 1946. The first team to make the stadium its home ground was the local Hooger Op Diest which merged with Standaard Atletiek Diest in 1948 … Continued
Founded in 1927 as FC La Rhodienne, this small Brabant club has had an interesting history. For instance: they managed to win 6 national titles and one cup without ever playing in highest division and before the foundation of the club. I will … Continued
White Star Beverst was one of the many strong teams from the Mid Limburg area who crowded the lower National Divisions at the end of the 70s and the beginning of the 80s. Unfortunately, as with the majority of those … Continued
For over 50 years the pitch on the Allewijstraat has been used for competitive football and between 1975 and 1980 the team of Vlijtingen Vlug en Vrij (Vlijtingen Quick and Free) welcomed teams like Westerlo, Seraing and Lommelse SK in … Continued
Ten Hove is he former stadium of KSK Kermt, a defunct Third Division team from the Kermt borough of Hasselt, the capital of the Limburg province. In 2001 KSK Kermt merged with former glory Sporting Hasselt. For two seasons the … Continued
The birth of football club Eendracht Opstal was in 1953 in Opstal, a municipality of Buggenhout in East Flanders. When the club joined the Belgian FA two years later they were given matriculation 5681. For years the yellow and blacks … Continued